This statue pays tribute to Peter Fraser, who served as Prime Minister of New Zealand from 1940 to 1949. Fraser holds a significant place in New Zealand’s past, particularly for his leadership during World War II, where he managed the nation’s affairs with great skill. He ranks as the fourth longest-serving Prime Minister of New Zealand and holds the record for the longest tenure as a Labour Prime Minister.
Observing the distant houses from the field at Tawa College, situated within the Wellington suburb of Tawa.
Looking up at the Beehive from Bowen Street in Wellington. The image shows a set of stairs that connect...
Looking at the Wellington cable car from the Wellington Botanic Gardens lookout. In view is Kelburn Park with the...
Gazing toward Taputeranga Island in Island Bay, a southern suburb of Wellington, you see the Cook Strait, which separates...
The Beehive is one of Wellington’s most recognisable landmarks and serves as the Executive Wing of New Zealand’s Parliament...
View of the Kelburn Terminal, the cable car stop at the Wellington Botanic Gardens. At the other end of...
Located across from the primary beach in Oriental Bay, these villas were constructed during the turn of the century....
Houses cling to a hillside in the Wellington suburb of Wadestown, a common sight in the capital where many...
