‘Tears always fall’: Anzac in the Cook Islands
The 'boy from Mangaia' left school and signed up for the Royal Air Force.
The 'boy from Mangaia' left school and signed up for the Royal Air Force.
Researchers located 51 previously unmarked graves during the excavation.
The 100-year-old is one of the few left who flew Spitfires during WWII.
Some of the relics seemed to be placed as 'a form of devotion.'
Ten prospects have been identified for the future of a Tudor-style villa in Hastings.
Harrelson admits it is "much more of a big deal" for his fellow actor.
Her children want their mother to lie where she wished.
The 19km tunnel network sheltered 24,000 soldiers 20m under the streets of Arras.
RSA calls for extra day to recognise all war veterans, one week out from Anzac Day.
Witi Ihimaera talks with award-winning author Shilo Kino about going back to school.
Tova Gutstein is among the few remaining witnesses of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in WWII.
By the 1910s, there were only 70 lace-makers affiliated with the Winslow Lace Industry.
Dedicated volunteers work behind the scenes to further the club's legacy.
A fisherman spotted an object floating in the ocean near Māhia. It came from Esk Valley.
Watching '8 Scott Ave: The Sequel' will be extra-special for a Rotorua man and his family.
Kiwi babies are still dying of the preventable disease that killed my uncle 75 years ago.
Ardern showed a preference for local designers throughout her political career.
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
All of the buildings concerned had been cited as needing earthquake strengthening.
The park will be governed jointly by Ngā iwi o Taranaki and the Minister of Conservation,
“He was an original pioneer here."
The deal consigns the name Egmont to the history books.
A Lindauer painting of Waimarama chief Harawira Te Mahikai will stay in the country.
The decision prompted confusion about what it would mean for popular tourist sites.
The discovery of an old manuscript led student on a journey into his past.
Arthur ‘Joppy’ Joplin, a Kiwi who bombed Hitler’s prized battleship, dies aged 99.
What was the event at the swimming hole?
Joanne Ruscoe and Suzanne Roberts discovered they had something extraordinary in common.
Nephew of last surviving airmen at Buchenwald concentration camp is in Dannevirke.
An archaeological site has been brought to life at Kaikōura Playcentre.