Rotorua will mark the official end of World War I - Armistice Day - with two memorial services tomorrow to remember those who fought and died in the conflict.
At 11am on November 11, 1918, an armistice was signed by Great Britain, France and their allies with the nation of Germany to bring an end to fighting on the Western Front.
Since then, the day has been commemorated all around the world as the end of World War I.
As well as the usual RSA ceremony, Victory Church Rotorua will hold a memorial service featuring the drama, The Fallen, performed by members of the congregation.
Pastor David Abrahams said it would be "a fine thing for every New Zealander, young and old, to once again take two minutes out of their year to remember those who have fallen".