The Red Checkers returned to the skies for the first time following a fatal training crash and flew over the Art Deco celebrations on the Marine Parade, Napier.

RNZAF Red Checkers pilot Michael Williams examines his aircraft before flying during the Art Deco weekend in their first public apperance since a fatal training crash, Napier, New Zealand, Saturday, February 20, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall

Harvard warbirds provided the aerobatic displays. Photos on NZPA.

Harvard warbirds perform above crowds on the Marine Parade during the Art Deco weekend, Napier, New Zealand, Saturday, February 20, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall

On a fine Art Deco saturday Prime Minister John Key played a round of golf with Senior Constable Bruce Miller, making good on a promise following the May 2009 Napier seige. Photos on NZPA.

Prime Minister John Key is watched by Senior Constable Bruce Miller as he warms up before a golf game promised following the Napier Siege, Saturday, February 20, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall

Full coverage is on the photoserver of the World Cup Speed round in Gisborne.

Katie McVean rides Dunstan Delphi and narrowly wins the speed round of the Bomac World Cup, Gisborne, Friday, January 29, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall

So much for the World Cup final in sunny Gisborne. Torrential rain and floods caused the last round of the season to be called off giving series leader Katie McVean the win. But we got some flooding photos for NZPA….

Flooding from the Waipaoa River near Te Karaka, Gisborne, Sunday, January 31, 2010. Credit: NZPA / Kerry Marshall