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Karim Sahai Images: Lest We Forget

Tuesday, 25 April 2006, 1:16 pm
Article: Karim Sahai

Lest We Forget: ANZAC Day Dawns In Wellington

Images by Karim Sahai
karimsahai.com

Images of this morning's ANZAC Day dawn service in Wellington. For more images and audio from the service see… Audio & Images: ANZAC Day Dawns In Wellington

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