Te Rongopai DVD
Dr Stuart Lange presents a five-part series documenting the story of the Gospel in New Zealand from Samuel Marsden forwards – its impact, the complications, and the way Christianity has had a significant impact in shaping New Zealand society both then and now.
DVD: 65 mins in 5 chapters and can be played in any zone
Price includes postage and packaging within New Zealand
The 27-metre long Grand Hall on the first floor of Parliament House was carefully restored during the 1992-1995 Parliament House refurbishments.
The arched stained glass windows and stained glass ceiling domes are designed so that lighting behind them enhances the decor of the room.
Restoration, refurbishment, and earthquake strengthening work at Parliament House from 1992-1995 included work on the Grand Hall. During the work:
The Grand Hall, which is close to the Chamber, was used for most of its history as the Members’ Lounge. It was a place where members could play billiards and socialise, especially during late (or all-night) sittings of the House.
The Grand Hall was only open to the public on high ceremonial occasions like the State Opening of Parliament.
The Grand Hall’s rich decor and considerable size make it ideal for accommodating big events. It is a sought-after venue for receptions, dinners, and other functions hosted by members of Parliament.
The public can visit the Grand Hall as part of a guided tour of Parliament.
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