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Four Avenues School students

3 August 1983

Students in a classroom at Four Avenues school on Gloucester Street listening to the news of the schools possible closure. Breaking the news is the school's director Mr G Mundy (standing).

Creator: Christchurch Star

Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - West

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Campaigner Mrs Ella Webb outside Redcliffs Post Office

28 November 1986

Save-our-post-office campaigner Mrs Ella Webb, stood outside Redcliffs Post Office on Main Road with a petition of 800 signatures to save the post office from closure.

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Area: South East / Redcliffs

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School Closures Protest

22 September 2012

Over 1000 people, including many children, gathered at Hagley Park netball courts for a protest rally against Canterbury's school shake-up. The Education Ministry proposal to close 13 Canterbury schools and merge 18 others, announced in September 2012, shocked many in the community who expected further engagement before specific plans were made.

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Area: West / Hagley Park

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Furniture workers picketing Mckeown Furniture Co

8 December 1977

Furniture workers with placards on a picket line outside Mckeown Furniture Co, South Island Ltd in Papanui in an attempt to get redundancy pay following the closure of the factory.

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Area: North West / Papanui

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