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Winners of the 2015 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults at Government House in Wellington on 13 August 2015. (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ http://mark tantrum.com). The full list
2015
The Non-Fiction Finalists in the 2015 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults at Government House in Wellington on 13 August 2015. The category was won by Debbie McCauley with
2015
The audience at the 2015 New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults at Government House in Wellington on 13 August 2015 (Photo by Mark Tantrum/ http://mark tantrum.com). The full list
2015
Cover of the bilingual children's narrative non-fiction book Taratoa and the Code of Conduct: A Story from the Battle of Gate Pa by Debbie McCauley. Cover design by Sarah Elworthy
2013
Tauranga author and librarian Debbie McCauley holding her bilingual children's books Motiti Blue and the Oil Spill: A Story from the Rena Disaster & Taratoa and the Code of Conduct: A Story from
2015
The poster of winning books in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults 2015. 2015 Margaret Mahy Book of the Year and Best Young Adult Fiction winner: Singing
2015
Cover of the family history book The McCauley Family of Katikati, New Zealand: 1876 to 2012 by Debbie McCauley. Cover design by Sarah Elworthy using The Katikati Special Settlement allocation of land map
2013
The poster of Non-Fiction Finalists in the New Zealand Book Awards for Children and Young Adults 2015. The full list of Non-Fiction Finalists: Ghoulish Get-Ups: How to Create Your Own Freaky Costumes by Fifi
2015
Photograph of author Debbie McCauley and Tauranga Mayor Stuart Crosby at the book launch for Motiti Blue and the Oil Spill: A Story from the Rena Disaster at Tauranga City
2014
Cover of the bilingual children's narrative non-fiction book Motiti Blue and the Oil Spill: A Story from the Rena Disaster by Debbie McCauley. Cover design by Sarah Elworthy using the painting Little
2014
On 27 October 1916 Boer War veteran and Tauranga farmhand Frederick Hill Ralph whilst serving in France during World War I when he sustained a gunshot wound to the head
2014
Bank of New Zealand clerk Sidney Lancelot Evans Ward was killed in action at Bapaume in France on 25 August 1918 whilst serving during World War I. He was aged
2014
Evan Oswald McRoberts received a Royal Humane Society’s medal for gallantry for saving lives in the Tauranga harbour in March 1905. Whilst serving during World War I he was killed
2014
Tauranga Salvation Army Officer Reginald Alfred Watkins died of his wounds in France on 23 July 1916 whilst serving during World War I. The last message from Reginald to his
2014
On 29 April 2014, Tauranga commemorated 150 years since the Battle of Gate Pā at Pukehinahina with over 10,000 people in attendance. This photograph is of a group of warriors
2014
E Cooper's name appears on the Tauranga Domain War Memorial and it is recorded that he was killed in France in 1917. Further details about this soldier have not yet
2014
Matakana Island farmer Thomas Wahia was killed in action at Gallipoli during the Battle of Chunuk Bair on 6 August 1915 whilst serving with the New Zealand Maori Contingent during
2014
Scottish couple John and Agnes Cairncross (nee Thomson) arrived in New Zealand on 18 July 1904 and later made their way to Tauranga. On 28 February 1917 John was killed
2014
Mount Maunganui boiler erector Frederick Barnabas Beach enlisted to fight during World War I on 20 May 1918. He died of heart failure following influenza whilst in training at Trentham
2014
New Zealand Railways worker John James Salt enlisted to fight during World War I , even though he was underage at only 17 years old. John was killed in action
2014
