A man who died trying to tackle the Christchurch terrorist has been immortalised in a mural by Kiwi artist Paul Walsh.
Walsh has painted a tribute to Naeem Rashid, one of the 50 victims of the terror attack last Friday.
The piece is in a parking lot at 1925 Great North Rd, in Avondale, Auckland.
Rashid and his 21-year-old son were in the Deans Ave mosque. He tried to stop the shooter but was killed trying to save others' lives. His son, Talha Naeem, also died.
Walsh posted the artwork on his Facebook page, explaining that the green and black background represents "Pakistan and New Zealand, united in mourning".
"I wish I didn't know who Naeem was. I wish he was back at his job as a teacher today, and I wish I was painting something else," Walsh wrote.
"But some coward changed everything, and I have had to respond in the only way I know how; by honouring the lives of my fellow New Zealanders who didn't make it home on Friday.
"We will not forget you."
The 19-year-old disappeared without her wallet or mobile phone.