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Shortland Street

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Shortland Street is a real street in the eastern half of Auckland's Central Business District. It used to have its own Post Office - possibly still has the current equivalent. Most Kiwis know the name as that of the longest running TV soap on TV2. Shortland Street is a New Zealand soap opera. Shortland Street is a New Zealand medical drama soap opera and is New Zealand's longest-running soap opera, first broadcasted on Monday, 25 May 1992. It is produced by South Pacific Pictures and screens weeknights on TVNZ's TV2. It is set in a modern metropolitan hospital in the fictional Auckland City suburb of Ferndale. While the series name is inspired by the real Shortland Street in Auckland City, the series street is not located in the CBD as the real street. Shortland Street is a New Zealand soap opera/drama television series that was first broadcast on Monday, 25 May 1992. The show is set in a modern metropolitan hospital in the fictional suburb of Ferndale in Auckland City, and is produced by South Pacific Pictures. According to hints by TVNZ, the name may be associated with the former Shortland Street television studios in Auckland City, a mainstay for TVNZ in Auckland until the end of the 1980s.The real Shortland Street, in the central business district of Auckland City, has no connection with the program.

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Shortland Street is a New Zealand medical drama soap opera and is New Zealand's longest-running soap opera, first broadcasted on Monday, 25 May 1992. It is produced by South Pacific Pictures and screens weeknights on TVNZ's TV2. It is set in a modern metropolitan hospital in the fictional Auckland City suburb of Ferndale. While the series name is inspired by the real Shortland Street in Auckland City, the series street is not located in the CBD as the real street. Shortland Street is a real street in the eastern half of Auckland's Central Business District. It used to have its own Post Office - possibly still has the current equivalent. Most Kiwis know the name as that of the longest running TV soap on TV2. Shortland Street is a New Zealand soap opera. Shortland Street is a New Zealand soap opera/drama television series that was first broadcast on Monday, 25 May 1992. The show is set in a modern metropolitan hospital in the fictional suburb of Ferndale in Auckland City, and is produced by South Pacific Pictures. According to hints by TVNZ, the name may be associated with the former Shortland Street television studios in Auckland City, a mainstay for TVNZ in Auckland until the end of the 1980s.The real Shortland Street, in the central business district of Auckland City, has no connection with the program. In New Zealand, the show screens on Television New Zealand's TV2 weeknights, with an omnibus edition on Sunday mornings and repeats on weekday afternoons. The series is now the longest running soap opera in New Zealand.