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Interview with Neil Gamble, President of the Taieri Historical Society
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DescriptionRecorded for the Recollections Radio programme broadcast by OARfm Dunedin. Neil Gamble is the President of the Taieri Historical Society and Museum in Outram, New Zealand. In this interview, Neil talks about how the marshy Taieri was drained in preparation for farming. He also reminisces about his life growing up and working on the Taieri, including the many floods the community has endured sited as it is on the banks of the Taieri River.
InterviewerKay MercerIntervieweeNeil GambleRecorderJill BowieGeo location[1]
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SubjectDunedin City - Museum -Taieri Historical Museum (Outram)AudioRecollections Radio Episodes Episode 6 Recollections Radio Episodes Episode 7 EventRecollections Radio showImageNeil Gamble, President Taieri Historical SocietySteam shovel at work on the Lower Taieri Drainage scheme Men and horses working on the Taieri Drainage Contour Channel in the Berwick/Henley areaOrganisationTaieri Historical Society MuseumPeopleNeil Gamble, President Taieri Historical SocietyPlaceTaieri Historical Society Park
AudioRecollections Radio Episodes Episode 6 Recollections Radio Episodes Episode 7 EventRecollections Radio showImageNeil Gamble, President Taieri Historical SocietySteam shovel at work on the Lower Taieri Drainage scheme Men and horses working on the Taieri Drainage Contour Channel in the Berwick/Henley areaOrganisationTaieri Historical Society MuseumPeopleNeil Gamble, President Taieri Historical SocietyPlaceTaieri Historical Society ParkContributors
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Interview with Neil Gamble, President of the Taieri Historical Society (9th March 2022). Dunedin Public Libraries, accessed 22/07/2026, https://dunedin.recollect.co.nz/nodes/view/215285