
Durie Hill School to celebrate 150 years of education
The school's new principal hoped the celebrations would bring pupils of all ages together.
The school's new principal hoped the celebrations would bring pupils of all ages together.
Sycamore Gap tree, which featured in films and music video was vandalised, overnight.
"If you go down there on a Saturday, it’s quite busy and it’s quite dangerous.”
Historian Val Burr is urging local councils to take responsibility for fixing the bridge.
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Other village buildings may close in the future if found to be 'unsafe'.
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During the day joy-ride flights were offered at $3 for 15 minutes by the Napier Aero Club
Some 300,000 items have been donated to Te Manawa Museum.
We pay tribute to the enduring legacy of the suffragists.
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The boarded up Almond Court flats have been an iconic landmark in Whangārei for years.
It did not take long for the boys in the photo to be identified.
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Docked near Olympia, Holland America's Oosterdam offers time-travelling experiences.
'My daughter will have something of her great-grandmother’s to wear when she is older'.
Unearth fossils, discover thermal beaches and walk movie trails in Waikato.
"The house in Ōtāhuhu is the bastion for all our family."
"That means telling women’s stories as much as the usually more well-known men’s stories."
The Ulmas were killed by Nazi troops in 1944, along with the eight Jews they were hiding.
The idea of Māori being indigenous to NZ was a "misconstruct", Peters said.
When the London Gaiety Burlesque Company toured in 1893 it caused controversy.
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Gabon's fall is the eighth coup in four years in Africa's 'coup belt'.
NY Times: Archaeologists have discovered the first physical evidence of a child 'vampire'.
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How Australia's notorious prison became a luxury urban retreat.
The rediscovered dams still function, and many of the original features are visible.