BSW graduates, The University of Waikato, Tauranga Campus, Holy Trinity Church, Tauranga

Justice Whata wearing the new ceremonial gown, designed by Wellington Artist Ros Bignell. This was the first Admissions ceremony that the new gown was worn at. Her brief was to adapt the traditional black gown into the new design and reflect NZ's dual sources of law.

The Ros Bignell designed gown with the stylised Kauri cone with the embroidered shoulder wings featuring the three kete (baskets of knowledge) and a poutama pattern in red, black and gold.

Sharyn Joe COL, Auckland with candidates being admitted the the Bar at the Hamilton High Court, the photo is used in the Colleges' on-line newsletter.

Informal group photo from the front bench Candidates being admitted to the Bar, Tauranga High Court

Informal group, Tauranga High Court, the candidate in the Korowhai has been turned in so we can  see more of the  Maori cloak. They are worn as a mantle of prestige and honour and are generally woven or made from traditional materials.

Malaya Vets reunion Greerton RSA 2107.

Hats in the Air, from the front bench Hamilton High Court, the admitting Judge asked for this photo.