@amikawellesley4694 check your facts he pioneered it's development in 1949/50 , I was very involved with jetboats I the late 70s hand making different manifolds & exhausts for racing engines on different types of engines for South Island rivers
@@patrickmckoy5491 Fact is he was working with my grandfather in the design of the water propulsion system and patient my grandfathers work under his name giving the actual engineer no credit.
the Yale lock, the spare wheel and tyre for cars, first franking machine, self sealing lid ( as per paint tins ) first successful replacement of diseased heart valves with artifical valves first succesful pre-natal blood transfusion
@@SendManHell069 “To start with, we undertook a forensic examination of both the Kiwi and Australian legends, and new facts [were] quickly revealed that flip the narrative completely,” Utrecht said. “By the 18th Century, large meringue constructions incorporating cream and fruit elements could be found in aristocratic kitchens across German-speaking lands, so the thing we call a pavlova today is actually more than two centuries old.” "Soon, she said, women in middle-class European kitchens began creating meringue cakes topped with whipped cream, nuts and fruit or fruit preserves. Utrecht said Europe was in turmoil with the Napoleonic wars in the 1800s and when people moved and settled in other lands, the pavlova-like desserts went with them. “By 1860 you can find it in Great Britain, Russia and North America,” she said. “I have made a couple of cakes from 1850 that I have served to guests and asked what it was, and they say pavlova. But I tell them it’s not, it’s a schaum torte, which means ‘foam cake’ in German.” Utrecht said recipes for shaum torte arrived in South Australia in the lead-up to World War Two, when there was a large influx of German immigrants."
What we want to believe and what reality is, disappointing can be to some. Like Richard Pearce being first to fly. Bullshit sorry. In fact, every second damn nation has someone that supposedly were first before the Wright Brothers. Even though none of them invented the wind tunnel, custom engines and invited the press... Pearse was a clever dude but there was no aerofoil shape to the wing
I remember when Peter Snell was training between olympics by distance running in the bay of islands. My cousin and I were able to run with him, something pretty cool for a bunch of under 10 year olds.
My father Lionel Jones invented the drench gun on Paparatu Station. He sold the patent for $35 pounds and purchased a Rolex. I have the Rolex, my brother the patient documents and prototype.
The HOLEP prostate surgery procedure was invented in New Zealand in the 1990s. It has many advantages over the traditional TURP prostate rebore. Its disadvantages include a steep learning curve, and the cost of the robotic lasers. I’m up for the chop soon. My surgeon has a plaque, congratulations on his 2000 HOLEP operations. Very reassuring.
The fortified pa with trench/bunkers for defence, spring hair-pin, wire strainer for farm fences, thermette for boiling water over an open fire, steam pasteurising for butter, continuous fermentation for beer-brewing, electric fence for pastoral farming, farm bike for pastoral mobility, base isolators for seismic safety, Tullen snips for general cutting, hand pump for freezer bags...
AJ Hackett didn't create bungee jumping, he modified a tribal tradition for men from PNG, I believe. They used vines & AJ introduced the use of elastic.
Pentecost island actually, a strong custom tradition in Northern Vanuatu. I do wonder if proper recourse has eventuated in regards to the profiteering of the custom.
My dad helped invent the device that could be strapped on a bull to ‘mark’ the back each cow that he set, serviced, as part of selective breeding programs. Whatawhata research station. Love you and miss you, dad.
First man to fly was a German aviator Gustave Whitehead in 1901. Also, two Tinsmiths from Dunedin invented the triple rim can sealing lid, still in use today as used on paint tins, food cans etc.
It was the Wright Brothers. Every second nation seems to have someone that was first, but they all never thought to prove what they did, just claim it after the Wright Brothers did it.
@@peterwhite7252 - That's why the Wellington Dental College was tasked with making a better dental drill. A I remember the dental nurses. There is a reason we called it the torture house.
Harold Gillies and his cousin Archibald McIndoe both ENT surgeons invented plastic surgery as we know it today. The Gillies forceps are used world wide in modern surgery.
I forgot my wife's uncle Jack Bruce invented the electric coffin hoist. He was a grave digger at Mangere Lawn Cemetry. Jack achieved this by welding together car axles.
Britten Motorcycle, Deer net gun, Refrigerated meat for ships 1876, Voting for Women. Gibbs quad ski, Wobble yoke MCHP Stirling engine. Milking Machine and pineapple lumps. Most things Australia has claimed
Pearce was the first to ever fly but as usual the USA has to be the best and first at everything. Yes the Hamilton jet was a phenomenal invention in the industry
Cool. first time id heard Chris Mentioned regarding Bungy jumping... I remember helping him cut long rolls of elastic into various widths that he would then tie together to "break" at different times.. Didnt know what he was planning at the time but he said there was science involved.. Hmmmm
The postage stamp vending machine. I can just remember them. A South Island invention. We didn't invent the bobby pin. We improved it by putting in the crimps which grip the hair better. Another Mainland contribution.
Jet boating was used by the American Army well before some kiwi try to claim this invention as theirs , if it wasn't for NZ the world will still be flat / ''an example to the world'' as you constantly repeat that
My father would womanize, he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament.
L&P (Lemon & Paeroa) is a sweet, lemon-flavoured soft drink manufactured in New Zealand. The drink is considered Kiwiana, and was traditionally made by combining lemon juice with naturally carbonated mineral water from the town of Paeroa. Today, it is manufactured by multi-national Coca-Cola.
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I think the most important one missing from this collection is the Hamilton Jet.
I agree, my Father worked for Hamilton's for nearly 40 years, he had one arm and was fantastic with the jet boats, did the Hamilton spin perfectly
Absolutely agree
The jet engine wasn’t invented by Mr Hamilton he took someone else’s design and pattern it under his name
@amikawellesley4694 check your facts he pioneered it's development in 1949/50 , I was very involved with jetboats I the late 70s hand making different manifolds & exhausts for racing engines on different types of engines for South Island rivers
@@patrickmckoy5491 Fact is he was working with my grandfather in the design of the water propulsion system and patient my grandfathers work under his name giving the actual engineer no credit.
The airtight round tin-lid invented by a Dunedin tinsmith to keep food and biscuits airtight and food safe, used internationally.
You left out the Hamilton Jet engine which was the first thing I thought of LOL
yes I thought of that first too
Same
The Hamilton Jet was not an engine, it was a water jet pump connected to an engine. Brilliant invention, but not an engine.
Instant coffee was invented in invercargill by strange coffee and also the Bobby pin was invented in invercargill
It's Strang coffee, and the building is still there, off Esk st, almost opposite the Council offices, behind another newer building.
I think he refined it to the point where it was useable.
The rotary (spray) portable sheep dip was invented by Ian Ferguson of Invercargill.
the Yale lock, the spare wheel and tyre for cars, first franking machine, self sealing lid ( as per paint tins ) first successful replacement of diseased heart valves with artifical valves first succesful pre-natal blood transfusion
My grandfather invented the solid state electric fence in levin he founded speedrite that was later acquired by Gallaghers
The Hamilton Aqua Jet.
Aerial Top Dressing.
The Ski Plane.
spotting knives
Looking forward to the next video, there are plenty more you can add on. Good video - well done 👍
New Zealands best invention: 'Yeah, Nah, Yeah' - Did you agree with it or disagree with it - perfection.
BUT WE FORGOT the pavalovaaaaaaaaaa
Pavlova with other names, has existed for about two centuries before NZ or Australia argued over inventing it.
@@kentl7228 Evidence?????? Source??????
@@SendManHell069 “To start with, we undertook a forensic examination of both the Kiwi and Australian legends, and new facts [were] quickly revealed that flip the narrative completely,” Utrecht said. “By the 18th Century, large meringue constructions incorporating cream and fruit elements could be found in aristocratic kitchens across German-speaking lands, so the thing we call a pavlova today is actually more than two centuries old.”
"Soon, she said, women in middle-class European kitchens began creating meringue cakes topped with whipped cream, nuts and fruit or fruit preserves. Utrecht said Europe was in turmoil with the Napoleonic wars in the 1800s and when people moved and settled in other lands, the pavlova-like desserts went with them. “By 1860 you can find it in Great Britain, Russia and North America,” she said. “I have made a couple of cakes from 1850 that I have served to guests and asked what it was, and they say pavlova. But I tell them it’s not, it’s a schaum torte, which means ‘foam cake’ in German.” Utrecht said recipes for shaum torte arrived in South Australia in the lead-up to World War Two, when there was a large influx of German immigrants."
What we want to believe and what reality is, disappointing can be to some. Like Richard Pearce being first to fly. Bullshit sorry. In fact, every second damn nation has someone that supposedly were first before the Wright Brothers. Even though none of them invented the wind tunnel, custom engines and invited the press... Pearse was a clever dude but there was no aerofoil shape to the wing
@@kentl7228 Source??????
I remember when Peter Snell was training between olympics by distance running in the bay of islands. My cousin and I were able to run with him, something pretty cool for a bunch of under 10 year olds.
My father Lionel Jones invented the drench gun on Paparatu Station. He sold the patent for $35 pounds and purchased a Rolex. I have the Rolex, my brother the patient documents and prototype.
That's pretty cool. I wonder if he could've got a bigger offer if he shopped around?
That's cool , but what a bummer, sure think the royalties over the years would have been $$ more ! .
We've been inventing things before we even existed
John Brittens race bike ! Beautiful piece of history
Brilliant, but not an invention, just a very advanced design of an existing product.
Electric fence. ✌️
The uninterruptable electric fence.
The HOLEP prostate surgery procedure was invented in New Zealand in the 1990s.
It has many advantages over the traditional TURP prostate rebore.
Its disadvantages include a steep learning curve, and the cost of the robotic lasers.
I’m up for the chop soon. My surgeon has a plaque, congratulations on his 2000 HOLEP operations. Very reassuring.
Egg beater is impressive, but what about the bucket bong lol😂
Or indeed, the OG
The fortified pa with trench/bunkers for defence, spring hair-pin, wire strainer for farm fences, thermette for boiling water over an open fire, steam pasteurising for butter, continuous fermentation for beer-brewing, electric fence for pastoral farming, farm bike for pastoral mobility, base isolators for seismic safety, Tullen snips for general cutting, hand pump for freezer bags...
Hamilton Jet boat by Bill Hamilton. Gave the world jet boats used internationally.
Ernest Rutherford lived in Havelock on the Marlborough Sounds
Hokey pokey ice cream.
Oh, yeah, Hokey Pokey! Yum.
I’ve seen an ad on the box that says we are also responsible for the pineapple lump.
So where's the #8 wire ? and the Taranaki gate ?
Probably still in Taranaki 😂
AJ Hackett didn't create bungee jumping, he modified a tribal tradition for men from PNG, I believe. They used vines & AJ introduced the use of elastic.
Pentecost island actually, a strong custom tradition in Northern Vanuatu. I do wonder if proper recourse has eventuated in regards to the profiteering of the custom.
pineapple lumps!
‘Ratchet fence wire strainer’ - used on wire fences to tighten the wires.
learnt recently about the "superflite". its a trampolining tool used to record time of flight used world wide
My dad helped invent the device that could be strapped on a bull to ‘mark’ the back each cow that he set, serviced, as part of selective breeding programs. Whatawhata research station. Love you and miss you, dad.
Damn not the back shot marker
@@nooneisrightallthetime-zv7hs😂
First man to fly was a German aviator Gustave Whitehead in 1901. Also, two Tinsmiths from Dunedin invented the triple rim can sealing lid, still in use today as used on paint tins, food cans etc.
It was the Wright Brothers. Every second nation seems to have someone that was first, but they all never thought to prove what they did, just claim it after the Wright Brothers did it.
New Zealand also invented the high speed dental drill.
I just remember the low speed one. and the sadistic dental nurse. Hastings NZ
@@peterwhite7252 - That's why the Wellington Dental College was tasked with making a better dental drill. A I remember the dental nurses. There is a reason we called it the torture house.
@@peterwhite7252I’m sure she travelled the country, but she let me play with the mercury on my hand 😳
Yeah the murder house . Where I got a gum infection and didn't know until my teeth started falling . Thanks to all dental nurses from the sixties .
just shared i didnt know about the egg beater,
Trench warfare
Romans did that
The Hamilton Jet Boat.
Harold Gillies and his cousin Archibald McIndoe both ENT surgeons invented plastic surgery as we know it today.
The Gillies forceps are used world wide in modern surgery.
Instant coffee powder too, made by David Strang in Invercargill in 1889!
I am pretty sure kiwis have added a few more inventions since this was edited.
where is the swing lift for moving 40 ft containers or the dremel?
Don't forget the Swanndri (or bush shirt), invented by William Broome.
played a part in the oiling of driza-bone coats
The Taranaki Gate, but I’m not sure that it’s been widely adopted outside New Zealand.
I’ve seen many in Queensland whilst trail riding.
Whole bunch of dairy industry inventions, start with extraction of milk protein fueling the protein supplement industry.
HOW COULD YOU LEAVE OUT INSTANT COFFEE
NEW ZEALAND MENTIONED!!!!!!!!!!!! (A lesser known random invention would be the SWER (Single wire earth return) power lines
I live in New Zealand ❤ ……..it’s nice to live there and I haven’t been to another country
2:55
I was born here 75 years ago. I have been to other countries, but New Zealand will always be my home. I am so proud to be a Kiwi.
A Pahiatua farmer named Norman Daysh invented mechanical milking machine. In 1917 it was fine tuned dy De Lauval and sold.
Wow this is cool, didn't know half of this!
My dad invented the chassis straightner, David Frisken CHCH legend panelbeater
I am from nz 😊 this makes me feel 😢well a thing
Instant coffee was invented in NZ in the late 1800s
Ethiopia had it for hundreds of years.
@@Nathan-ry3yuLOL.
@@Nathan-ry3yu They still had to crush the coffee. So not instant.
The Thermette - if you don't know what that is, you're missing out on the real NZ road trip.
Oh, I remember the Thermette all right. My Dad had one! Miss you, Dad.
We also invented a way to make our whole country invisible on maps 😂. You can’t hit what you can’t see.
What about the Hamilton jet for boats
The paper clip and the machine for dispensing things eg stamps.
Instant coffee was invented in Invercargill
Yep, I heard about that one just after I finished making the video.
The electric fence was a Kiwi invention.
1st life jacket designed in 1863 after the sinking of the Orpheus?
We also invented refrigerated shipping
No
Yes anchor and sheep meat industry @@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367
Wonderful
Man I love my country
I forgot my wife's uncle Jack Bruce invented the electric coffin hoist. He was a grave digger at Mangere Lawn Cemetry. Jack achieved this by welding together car axles.
Yeah like others said I can’t believe you missed the jet boat
my grand father invented the Campion calf crush a device for holding live stock also you forgot the Zorb
So mostly the South Island doing the heavy lifting, nothing ever changes :P
We also invented the 4-6-2 Pacific locomotive wheel arrangement. Technically.
The main one missing is when a John Hamilton created the first water engine for cars
thank god you included the bob semple tank
Awsum video Bro !!! 😉🙃😎
Thanks mate.
I know the New Zealand Anthem -" I still call Australia Home"
If the Bob Semple Tank doesnt make this list, you dont get a sub.
how could you have forgotten the jetboat?
How about refrigerated shipping.
What happened to number 5?
Hamilton Jet, Britten Motorcycle...gumboots as fashion wear...
Saw a kiwi guy really well dressed at a resort in Fiji in may, wearing a pair of red bands 😂 had to say lookin good.
@@stephengibbs4372 awesome!
The Britten motorcycle is brilliant, but not an invention, just a very advanced design of an existing product.
Britten Motorcycle, Deer net gun, Refrigerated meat for ships 1876, Voting for Women. Gibbs quad ski, Wobble yoke MCHP Stirling engine. Milking Machine and pineapple lumps. Most things Australia has claimed
Refrigeration of meat for transport originated in Australia
Pineapple lumps! My favourite. Yum.
Bruce McLaren. G.O.A.T
Pearce was the first to ever fly but as usual the USA has to be the best and first at everything. Yes the Hamilton jet was a phenomenal invention in the industry
Cool. first time id heard Chris Mentioned regarding Bungy jumping... I remember helping him cut long rolls of elastic into various widths that he would then tie together to "break" at different times.. Didnt know what he was planning at the time but he said there was science involved.. Hmmmm
You missed nekminit
That's cool
The postage stamp vending machine. I can just remember them. A South Island invention. We didn't invent the bobby pin. We improved it by putting in the crimps which grip the hair better. Another Mainland contribution.
The spare tyre
This raised my self confidence as a kiwi
My father invented gold plating but it got stolen by his boss
there are more inventions for a second video - Bill Hamilton - jet boat engine, Bill Gallagher - electric fence units...
Jet boating was used by the American Army well before some kiwi try to claim this invention as theirs , if it wasn't for NZ the world will still be flat / ''an example to the world'' as you constantly repeat that
FFS, The Hamilton Jet is NOT an engine, it is a water jet pump fitted to and engine. Brilliant invention, but NOT an engine.
Poms say that bungee jumping was first done by the Oxford Uni' dangerous sports club.
Jet Boat,by Hamilton a Canterbury farmer,Marching as a sport Dunedin after WW2 ?.
Also missed farm bikes (motorcycles).
continous fermentation for beer
The Hills Hoist washing line. (Yeah, I know it's actually an Aussie invention, but turn about's fair play, right?)
Nah we don't need to cheat to compete mate, we're good enough on our own 👍
@@65Adventures What about the second man to scale Mt Everest?
The electric fence by Gallagers
The wire strainers by Hayes
The Hamilton jet
Aerial topdressing
Chur, I didn't know about half of these
The pavlova!
Hello Sir, thanks for uploading this video, it was very informative. I am Dipayan from India.
DUDE WE EXSisT
My father would womanize, he would drink. He would make outrageous claims like he invented the question mark. Sometimes he would accuse chestnuts of being lazy. The sort of general malaise that only the genius possess and the insane lament.
L n p. World famous in N Z.
L&P (Lemon & Paeroa) is a sweet, lemon-flavoured soft drink manufactured in New Zealand. The drink is considered Kiwiana, and was traditionally made by combining lemon juice with naturally carbonated mineral water from the town of Paeroa. Today, it is manufactured by multi-national Coca-Cola.
@@Aotearoa_Kiwi Yip. Knew that. How many of us kiwi's say L & P?! Most of us shorten it to l n p don't we 😀
It's a shitty drink
The electric fence
Cant forget the bob semple tank
Barb wire and the electric fence and countless amounts of faming tools and systems
Yes, didn't you Kiwis invent the Pavlova?
YES WE DID! Sod off, Australia, you stole it from us!