A group of men and Willie Kapea, all Mogel Bin Services Ltd employees, running in front of a rubbish truck as part of a protest against Mogel due to contract disagreements. Willie Kapea is pictured driving the truck and the men running are left to right : Mike Perry, John Vetty, Te Arahi "Darkie" Kapea, Willie Bolton, Gary Kerris and Ken Kapea.
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Student artwork of a truck bursting out of the side of a classroom on a building at Shirley Intermediate School. In front of the mural and running away are, from left, James Lashbourne, Christopher Kudlak and Marika Kudlak.
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Students running on the field at Kirkwood Intermediate School as part of 'The South Island Jog' programme. The distance students do over time on a 400 metre track is marked on a map of the South Island shown in the foreground.
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