View of the Cass Bay Labour Department explosives dump which local residents deem unsafe.
Police inspecting the scene of a suspected bomb blast outside Canterbury Tales bookshop in the Village Gate Shopping Mall in Merivale.
The window of the Canterbury Tales bookshop in the Village Gate Shopping Mall in Merivale, after a suspected bomb blast.
The damaged remains of a boat after it exploded at Scarborough boat ramp. The cause of the explosion was unknown.
Exterior of Lyndhurst Home at 58 Bealey Avenue shortly before its closure and conversion into an abortion clinic.
Exterior of Lyndhurst Home at 58 Bealey Avenue.
Stephen Flanagan (bottom), Mrs May Evans, the branch president and Allen Horrell painting the interior of the Christchurch Senior Citizens Hall on Cashel Street.
Four cranes hoisting the frame for the roof of Burwood Hospital's gymnasium. The gymnasium will form part of the Department of Physical Medicine and be used for the rehabilitation of people with...
Children participating in a breakdancing class at Cowles Stadium, led by Christchurch City Council recreation officer, Neil Gudsell, for a school holiday programme. Children include Ben Lucas...
Junior members of the Te Kohahitanga Māori Club with Poi on stage ahead of a performance at Aranui High School gymnasim. Members include, from front left, Mamae Blake,Te Kahurangi Blake and Maria...
Students from Aranui High School painting the outside of a sleepout at a house on Breezes Road during the school's annual work day. Hami Rayner is pictured with Mark Wilson on the ladder.
Students on the grounds of the Christchurch Rudolf Steiner School practicing their maypole dance ahead of the school's open day.
Phillip Norman conducting his "Concerto for 20 Car Horns" to a large crowd in Cathedral Square.
A group of children listening to Margaret Mahy storytelling at Canterbury Public Library as part of the Christchurch Festival.
View of the Milk Vendors' float during the Christchurch Festival Floral Parade travelling along Colombo Street. In the background are crowds of people watching the parade in front of Hannahs and Boots...
Phillip Norman conducting his "Concerto for 20 Car Horns" to a large crowd in Cathedral Square as part of the Arts Festival.
A group of ladies working on a combined garden club floral art piece on the Avon River bank on Oxford Terrace, as part of the Floral Festival. Ladies are, from left, Sarah Smale, Anna Hayes, Molly...
A group of four stilt walkers in costume from The Splinta Stilt Theatre Company participating in the Christchurch Festival Floral Parade, travelling along Colombo Street. Behind them is Boots chemists...
A vintage McVicar Timber truck followed by a Canterbury Public Library bus, both decorated in flowers for the Christchurch Festival Floral Parade. Lining the street are crowds of people watching the...
Mrs Rosemary Halloumis giving her pet sheep, Albert, a bath at his home on Taylors Avenue, Fendalton. Albert is being groomed ahead of his appearance at the Christchurch Festival floral parade.
Bus driver, Ms Linda Purves, sat amongst flowers in a bus shed during the decoration of a Christchurch Transport Board bus for the Christchurch Festival floral parade.
Hand drawn map of the route of the Christchurch Festival floral parade, starting and finishing in Hagley Park.
A group of performers from the Canterbury Theatre School dressed as bunnies for the Christchurch Festival performance, "A Trilogy of Fairy Tales", at the Theatre Royal. In the centre is 'Mummy Bunny'...
Stephen Robinson, chief system operator at Burroughs Linc Development, with a computer and printed ticket for the Christchurch Festival. Robinson is promoting a new computer system which allows...