Employees at a Pukekohe supermarket in Auckland paid their respects to servicemen and women this Anzac Day with a poignant rendition of the Last Post, played on electric guitar.
Staff from New World Pukekohe channelled the Anzac spirit by producing a video featuring an employee playing a 7-string Ibanez.
They also decorated the supermarket with poppies.
The video has been viewed by thousands on Facebook.
Locals praised the musician, who they had come to know over the lockdown period.
"Beautiful. I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to this talented musician play as I've been queuing up etc. over the last month," one person commented.
“This guy is a hero during the lockdown, greets us with a smile and song, and reminds us, despite the separation, that we are united," another wrote.
The tribute is one of the many today as the country finds new ways to honour Anzac Day amid the Covid-19 pandemic.
At Mount Maunganui, a lone bagpipe player performed against a stunning beach backdrop as the sun rose.
Lucy Olphert shared footage of the show in Mount Maunganui this morning. (Source: Other)
In Invercargill, a police Senior Constable Reuben Boniface played the bagpipes atop a FENZ station.
Please send landscape videos of how you are commemorating Anzac Day to news@tvnz.co.nz
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