I used symbolism with the presence of Rev. Setaita, who represented the Tongan Methodist Church. The Tongan Methodists in the Tongan community were probably most at harm because police went on the day of worship in their sacred places and pulled people out and took them down to prison. The presence of Father Paulo Iosefa came from the Catholic church down the road, on K Road—the first church in Aotearoa New Zealand to hold mass in the Samoan language. The presence of Rev. Fei Taule'ale'usamai Davis, representing the Pacific Island Church (PIC)—they were the church that brought everybody down the road at the PIC off K Road. That whole K Road was the shopping centre for Pacific peoples in those days, where they could get their produce and meat. Once upon a time, that was a thriving place. Grey Lynn, Kingsland, Avondale—that was where Pacific peoples gravitated to and resided. 