Rev T Tekeu with a ukulele, singing for the participants of a four Day Tivaevae workshop facilitated by the Enuamanu Vainetini from Tokoroa.
Tafuga (Sue) Lagatule and Puretu Tangiiataua at a PACIFICA women’s celebration.
Working together in a lounge in Matheson Road to sew a Tivaevae for Deborah (Puretu Tangiiataua’s daughter) and her husband Spencer Cox.
Ross Humphries learnt to make a Cook Island Umu from his wife Stephanie's family and loved hosting feasts in the back yard for friends and relatives.
Stephanie Oberg at Smiths Bookshop.
Family portrait in a backyard on Mathesons Road.
Rangi Oberg with granddaughter Nina.
A four Day Tivaevae workshop facilitated by the Enuamanu Vainetini from Tokoroa. Hosted by the Christchurch branch of the National Council of Cook Island Women at the Ministry of Pacific Island...
Cook Island hair cutting at the Woolston Working Mens Club.
Two young men in at a social gathering.
Mele’s beautiful daughter or niece performing the Tongan tau’olunga at Rangi Oberg's Birthday celebrations.
Young dancers performing for Kaa’s hair cutting ceremony at the Woolston Working Mens Club.
Deborah Maoate (the bride) receiving her Tivaevae that her relatives made for her and her husband Spencer Cox.
A four Day Tivaevae workshop facilitated by the Enuamanu Vainetini from Tokoroa.
Tufuga Lagatule , Memea Eleitino Ma’aelopa Siania, Maria Pasene attending Kaa's haircutting held at Woolston Working Mens Club.
Family guests at Kaa’s hair cutting held at the Woolston Working Mens Club: Mamu Pickworth, Riki Autaua and Bill Autaua.
Young dancers performing for Kaa’s hair cutting ceremony.
Rugby League teams Malie and Tongan youth team challenge. Malie is the South Island NZ Samoan team.
Rugby League game with Malie vs Tonga youth team. Malie is the South Island NZ Samoan team.
Rugby League game with Malie Mens vs Canterbury bati finals. Malie is the South Island NZ Samoan team.
Jeannie Pera Mcing and introducing the Cook Island Community Group at the first South Pacific festival in Christchurch held at Cowles Stadium on Pages Road.
Fijian group on stage at the first South Pacific festival in Christchurch. The group was run by Tony Qalivutu, community leader at the time.