One-hundred years after Tauranga's Memorial Gates first opened to honour the lives of those killed in WWI, those fallen soldiers have been commemorated again.
Tauranga City Council has established a new interpretation panel at the gates on Cameron Rd and a collection of posters have been placed throughout the CBD to put faces to the names of some of those soldiers.
A "Together we remember" display has been set up in the Ngā Wāhi Rangahau research room at Tauranga Library, providing more details about the memorial with items connected to the gates and soldiers.
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The Memorial Gates feature the names of 90 men and the stories of 26 soldiers are on display on posters including those of Reginald Watkins and Samuel Tanner.