"Key Mania"

During the school holidays hundreds of Gisborne children spent countless hours hunting for keys hidden around the city in Station 2ZG's "Key Mania" contest.

As a grand finale, the 30 key-finders tried their luck at opening a large chest containing over £100 worth of assorted goods, the first prize of the contest.

The lucky winner was Michael Barrott, 8 Cook Street, who is pictured above opening the chest.

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Key-winners blow balloons to decide who would be first to try their key

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A happy smile from Michael as he stands with his winnings

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"Key Mania" announcer Pete Dallas joins the children in a drink