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23.08.2010
An exhibition of early Antarctic photography is currently showing at Canterbury Museum's Robert McDougall Gallery. It features extraordinary images taken by Herbert Ponting during Scott's ill-fated Terra Nova expedition (1910-13) and dramatic icescapes by Frank Hurley on Shackleton's Endurance expedition of 1914-16. The exhibition runs until 20 February next year. For more information go here.
18.08.2010
TVNZ weather presenter Karen Olsen is currently at Scott Base from where she will deliver live broadcasts. The expected schedule includes a live broadcast into the 6pm news today, Friday and Saturday. She will also be broadcasting live into the Breakfast Show at around 7.40am tomorrow.
13.08.2010
The first flight of the season departs from Christchurch today. Over the past two years successful trials have been held for night vision landing and so the first of three Winfly night vision flights will depart at 3pm today, and land around 8pm this evening. With a short on-ground time, the flight is scheduled to arrive back in Christchurch around 3.15 am tomorrow. An increase in early season science means that there will be a total of seven Winfly flights, the last being on 26 August. Summer season flights are due to begin in about one month on 23 September. Read or download the Press release here.
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| This image is sent from a video camera situated at Scott Base. The camera is located in the Hillary Field Centre briefing room, looking towards the Pressure Ridges on the Ross Ice Shelf. Read More | ![]() |
