Abstract SHIRLEY MCMILLANInterviewer: Renee GoldupAbstracter: W. Brent CoatsFirst Interview: 6 April 201200:00 Interview Introduction00:20 Self felt unwell – Unable to walk far – Leg swollen - Doctor recommended COLONOSCOPY – No indication of cancer Legs kept swelling – Admitted to KEW HOSPITAL – Tests revealed LYMPHOMA in groin, kidneys, spleen – 10 day stay at KEW – Describes02:30 Sent to DUNEDIN HOSPITAL – Explains Isolated in...

Overview This interview is part of the Headcases Collaborative Art Project, done in conjunction with the Southland Festival of the Arts and the Cancer Society. In this interview Nadia describes her diagnosis of breast cancer, her treatment options, the depression that goes with such a diagnosis, the tremendous support of parents and extended family, making new friends and establishing the Headcases project. The interview also talks with Nadia's parents and their experiences with their daughter's illness.

Overview This interview is part of the Headcases Collaborative Art Project, done in conjunction with the Southland Festival of the Arts and the Cancer Society. This interview covers Shirley’s journey with cancer covering diagnosis, treatment and support from family and friends.

Overview In this interview Noel tells of his family history, fathers employment and his own education at St Joseph’s and Marist Brothers. He goes on to detail his employment as a technician with the automatic exchange and wool stores e.g. switch room, PABX, and cable jointer. He tells about the Invercargill floods in 1978 and 1984 and the effects on lines etc. Noel tells in detail his fascination with trams and his life and work on the Manapouri Power Scheme.

Abstract NOEL DENIS JOYCEInterviewer: Gordon DunstonAbstractor: Robyn PowleyInterview: 31 July 2019DISC 1: TRACK 100:00 Interview introduction01:34 Born INVERCARGILL – in 1945 – oldest of four - Lived in BOWMONT ST – Details02:27 Prior to his birth parents lived in EARNSLAW ST – Situated about opposite where BORSTAL FLATS used to be – Site taken over by PGG WRIGHTSON02:58 Father was a LABOURER – Worked for...