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The entrance to Te Rau Aroha
Northland
Dame Patsy with a visitor to the Museum
Northland
Descendants of 'A' Company 28 Maori Battalion were able to see photos of their tipuna
Northland
Dame Patsy unveiled a plaque to open Te Rau Aroha
Northland
The Prime Minister greeting Bob Gillies, one of the two remaining 28 Maori Battalion veterans
Northland
Cadets performing a haka for Dame Patsy
Northland
Their Excellencies with Rear Admiral Proctor and staff and cadets of the Academy
Northland
Inner city olive grove
Wellington
Convict Wall
Wellington
Carving in to the convict wall
Wellington
Hydrangeas in bloom
Old stairs
Wellington
The gate to the excersise yard
Wellington
Beehives
Wellington
An old way to keep food cool
Wellington
One of the many photos on display of kiwi chicks raised at Pūkaha
Wellington
Pūkaha is also home to a rare white kiwi
Wellington
Skin shed by one of the resident tuatara
Wellington
Another Pūkaha resident
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Pūkaha Head Kiwi Ranger Jess Flamy
Wellington
A 19 day old kiwi chick
Wellington
Dame Patsy and Sir David with Pūkaha General Manager Emily Court and Head Kiwi Ranger Jess Flamy
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Mavis Mullins, Jason Kerehi and Tiraumarea Te Tau
Wellington
Dame Patsy with 92 year old kuia Hanatia Gilbert-Palmer of Pahiatua
Wellington
Dame Patsy with Rose Bittle, who wove the korowai
Wellington
Mavis Mullins, Chairperson Rangitāne O Tamaki nui a Rua
Wellington
Tiraumarea Te Tau, Chairperson Rangitāne O Wairarapa
Wellington
Jason Kerehi, Chairperson, Rangitāne Tū Mai Rā Trust.
Wellington
The korowai is placed around the shoulders of Jason Kerehi, Chairperson, Rangitāne Tū Mai Rā Trust.
Wellington
Yvette Grace, General Manager, Rangitāne Tū Mai Rā Trust and Tina Te Tau– Brightwell, Pūkaha Board of Trustees help Dame Patsy take off the korowai
Wellington