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Pizza’s great-grandpa discovered in Pompeii, claim historians
The picture is a slice in the jigsaw of where the pizza came from.
The picture is a slice in the jigsaw of where the pizza came from.
Sue Cooke previously owned a church north of Dunedin in the 1980's.
The booklet focuses on past people linked with Paekākāriki.
New York Times: Where to celebrate an icon, 50 years after his death.
It is the centenary of the unique stone church in Pakipaki.
A Scottish memorial site for a drowned whaler is at the heart of the injunction.
Fijian-Indians make up about 37 per cent of the country’s population.
A local kaumātua played a part in the retelling of a local legend.
The 506-day occupation on Bastion Point was a catalyst for change in Aotearoa.
Auckland artist has just finished a replica of Cook's Endeavour for Tahitian museum.
There was plenty of colour and festivities for the anniversary.
In the huge search area, the scan reveals personal items for the first time in the silt.
Lynn Kirkland taught at Norsewood School 50 years ago.
Iconic exhibition mothballed when Rotorua Museum was closed seven years ago.
Aaron Torkilsen wanted to get in touch with his heritage.
The app Te Waka Tipua o Mata-Atua tells the history and stories of the ancestral canoe.
The author of the book was inspired to write it after taking a DNA test.
Not many have heard the original story, where the old lady was thrown on a fire.
His greatest legacy would be the "wealth of knowledge" left for the younger generation.
Jack’s long life had humble beginnings - he was born in a tent.
The original owner acquired the painting in June, 1916 for just £26.50.
A town in Tuscany is happy to hear the mystery is unravelling.
Richard Short used artificial intelligence to make a point, and to urge caution.
Sir 'Bom' Gillies wraps up Anzac Day by gifting a battle memorial flag to Treaty Grounds.
King Tuheitia opened Rangiriri Pā Trenches last April.
“Remembering Australian and New Zealand soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.”
The technique, mīmiro, will be used to rebuild a historic Bay of Plenty wharenui.