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Is it the end of the road for Route 66?
Known as the Main Street of America, on account of the myriad communities that prospered along it, Route 66 is perhaps the most famous road in the history of tarmac.
Phar Lap caught in bronze at full gallop
A slightly larger-than-life bronze statue of the gelding Phar Lap is today to be shipped to Timaru, near the famous racehorse's birthplace.
Back to the Wall for heroes of yesterday
Walesa and Gorbachev join Chancellor Merkel on walk of memories.
Life on the other side of the Wall
Twenty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, author Oliver Fritz reflects on growing up behind the Iron Curtain.
Sir Keith's statue stands tall in London
A statue of Sir Keith Park - the New Zealander who led the RAF during the Battle of Britain - has been unveiled in London.
'Thriller' costume does the trick
The King of Pop and Vampires will be a common sight as trick-or-treaters head out around the country tomorrow.