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CreationFest: Sell out final show

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19 Jul, 2014 08:48 AM2 mins to read

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CHAMPION: Supreme award winner, Ross Dunn, on stage in his Legacy creation. SUPPLIED

CHAMPION: Supreme award winner, Ross Dunn, on stage in his Legacy creation. SUPPLIED

UPDATED:

The category winners of this year's CreationFest have just been announced, with the supreme award handed out to Ross Dunn, for his design called Legacy.

Other winners include:

Home and Heritage category:

1st place: Anneliese Theron - Rope.

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Metal Mania category:

1st place: Mercia Paaymans - Enarmoured.

Natural New Zealand:

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1st place: Mercia Paamans - Fleeced.

Moving Parts:

1st place: Ross Dunn - Legacy

Sweet Dreams and Beautiful Nightmares:

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CreationFest: Heights teacher does it again

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1st place: Charlotte Hazlett and Samantha Moore - Facetted Generation.

Youth Winner: Katarina Mau-Thompson - Hay Fever.

Keep an eye out for a full list of winners across all sections in Monday's paper.

Earlier:

The final CreationFest show is underway with hundreds of people turning out to the Blue Baths to get a taste of the entertainment on offer.

Tonight's show is the last of the five that have been held this week, which feature dancing, magic, singing, film and a series of colourful wearable creations.

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Tonight's show was a sell out, with the crowd roaring cheers after each act.

Local Hikawai Te Nahu said he was enjoying the show, which he came to watch to support his uncle who was involved.

"I liked the bit with my uncle, he was playing a traditional Maori instrument. We're here to give him our support."

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