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Keywords
Celebrations
Climate (campaign title)
Day
Festivals
Greenpeace crew
KWCI (GPI)
Maori
Oil (Industry)
Oil drilling
Outdoors
People
Traditions
Oil Drill Withdrawal Festival in New Zealand
Greenpeace campaigner Steve Abel greets Elvis Teddy with a traditional hongi, a traditional Maori greeting, as the Greenpeace crew of the new Rainbow Warrior meet Te Whanau a Apanui (Maori tribe) at Whangaparaoa, East Cape to celebrate the withdrawal oil giant Petrobras which had planned to drill for deep sea oil. Elvis Teddy, who skippered the San Pietro fishing boat, was arrested by police during the protest. The Greenpeace ship will spend the next few weeks visiting ports around the country.
Unique identifier:
GP04GYK
Type:
Image
Shoot date:
16/01/2013
Locations:
Aotearoa
,
North Island
,
Oceania
Credit line:
© Nigel Marple / Greenpeace
Ranking:
★★★★ (E)
Containers
Shoot:
The Rainbow Warrior in New Zealand
The new Rainbow Warrior, on her first journey to New Zealand, visits Matauri Bay, the resting place of the original Rainbow Warrior, which was bombed by French secret service agents in Auckland in 1985. The shoot include images of a festival run by local iwi Te Whanau a Apanui (Maori tribe) celebrating the withdrawal oil giant Petrobras which had planned to drill for deep sea oil. A united front of protest action took place in the Raukumara Basin in 2011 that disrupted deep sea oil surveys.
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