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Supermarkets

When the supermarket first opened in Christchurch in 1963 it was a novel concept. Now, they can be found in every suburb throughout the city. Explore a selection of photographs from our collection...

Hāngi

A hāngi is a traditional Māori method of cooking food underground using hot stones. Explore a selection of photographs from our collection that showcase the preparation of kai in our local communities...

Mr Whippy ice cream van

A couple buying ice cream from a Mr Whippy ice cream van on Marine Parade in New Brighton.

Date 2016-08-21
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection Janneth Gil : Edge of the East, 2016

Hāngi at Rehua Marae

Peter Karawana (left) and Joseph Hokiaanga with help lifting a basket of hot food out of a hāngi at an event for representatives of the Labour Department and Access programme at Rehua Marae.

Date 1987-05-30
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection 1987 Christchurch Star photographs

Hāngi at Linwood North School

Kelvin Tinnion (left) and Dave Day, the school caretaker, removing food from the hāngi at Linwood North School as part of Māori language and culture week celebrations.

Date 1987-07-29
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection 1987 Christchurch Star photographs

Margarine sculpture at the Southern Food fare

A lion and a serpent sculpture made from margarine by Hagen Moffitt. The sculpture won third prize in the gross piece section at the Southern Food Fare at Christchurch Town Hall.

Date 1986-06-28
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection 1986 Christchurch Star photographs

Hāngi at Wainoni School

A group of children at Wainoni School gathered around a hāngi basket of cabbage with Ronald Amai. Children, back from left, Nathan Cowan, Chris Manawatu, Joseph Kapea and Arthur Shelford. Front, from...

Date 1990-06-02
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection 1990 Christchurch Star photographs

Hāngi at Wainoni School

A family tucking into food from a hāngi at Wainoni School. The Esau family are from left, Kirk Esau, Telesia Esau, Uriah Esau and Tina Esau.

Date 1990-06-02
Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection 1990 Christchurch Star photographs

Banana preparation

Miranda and hubby learning to fo’i fa’i (peel green bananas).

Format Photograph
Resource Type Image
Collection Talanoa I Measina