Host Damian Christie walks the thin blue line and takes a look at the history of policing in New Zealand in this season premiere of Hindsight.

Hindsight takes a look at New Zealand's rich farming history.

From Bastion Point to The Springboks Tour of 1981, Hindsight looks at what it takes to get New Zealanders out on the streets.

Hindsight examines NZ's army and our soldiers through the lens of history.

From the wannabe Parisian stylings of the 1960s, to the formation of name brands such as Karen Walker and Zambesi, Hindsight attempts to identify what Kiwi fashion is.

Hindsight looks back on NZ's views on homosexuality and historical moments in the civil rights movement.

A quarter acre for your family and suburban dreams. In an age of townhouses and sub-divisions, is this still an aspiration?

Hindsight looks at the place of rail in New Zealand in the 20th century, and how it fits into our 21st century infrastructure.

Violent criminal organisations? Or loosely structured havens for the poor and socially disenfranchised. Hindsight examines the history of gangs in New Zealand.

We like to tell ourselves that New Zealand is one of the best places on Earth to bring up kids - but is it? Sure, we invented Plunket, but how have we done since then?

As our emigration rates to Australia hit record highs, Hindsight examines the history and future implications of the great Kiwi diaspora.

The birds and the bees talk doesn't really cut it in an age of technology, Lady Gaga and postmodern families. Hindsight asks when we should have "The Talk" and how sex education impacts on society.

Hindsight looks at what it means to be "Kiwi Made" in our post-industrial age.