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John Sato, 95, one of only two Japanese servicemen in the New Zealand army in the second world war, took two buses from Howick to join the march against racism at Aotea Square
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Jacinda Ardern leaves Friday prayers from a temporary stage opposite Al Noor mosque, which is still surrounded by police tape after last week’s terrorist attack
Iceland horses play in their paddock in Obernhain in the spring sunshine
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern reacts as students perfom a Haka during her visit to Cashmere High School which lost two students during a mass shooting. Fifty people were killed, and dozens are still injured in hospital after a gunman opened fire on two Christchurch mosques on Friday, 15 March
School students perform a haka during a vigil three days after a shooting at two mosques in the city that killed 50 Muslim worshippers
A car parked overnight is submerged as river waters rise and spill over the banks of the Ouse. Heavy rain caused flooding in many parts of the country
Participants at the 2019 Parramasala festival parade. More than 600 people will kick off the three-day extravaganza of arts, food and entertainment
The Knife Angel sculpture, made of 100,000 confiscated knives, is installed at Coventry Cathedral. The 8 metre-high artwork, created by Alfie Bradley, is at the cathedral until 23 April as a physical reminder of the effects of violence and aggression
Workers finish details on a wooden sculpture during preparations for Fallas, a festival held annually honouring Saint Joseph, the patron saint of carpenters
The Kaws:Holiday inflatable sculpture by US artist Brian Donnelly, known professionally as Kaws, rests in a shipyard. The 121 ft sculpture will be docked in Victoria Harbour from 22 to 31 March as part of Hong Kong Arts Month
