Graham has left his mark on the Wānaka community in a multitude of ways through his involvement in various community groups. He discusses the creation of seats, sculptures and even a windmill to commemorate our past.

Ethel discusses her life in Albert Town. She describes the changes in the area, from helping Grandma cater for the community, raising a family, community fundraising, and becoming involved in running the family ‘workshop’.

Diana talks about her childhood in Wānaka including tales of her family adventures, and her later experience as a working mother. She reflects on her many community contributions and learning te reo Māori.

Jan discusses her job as Radiographer and Practice Manager of the Wanaka Medical Centre, meanwhile juggling family and farming responsibilities.

Janet has fond memories of family holidays in Wānaka as a child. She discusses the Upper Clutha Community Arts Council and building a commercial building on the lakefront.

Beryl reflects on managing her home life with running a guiding business and recalls ‘small town’ Wānaka. She discusses the Plunket infant health system and the “PlayCentre” early education for young children.