Royal family member’s touching tribute for Anzac Day
“Remembering Australian and New Zealand soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice.”
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Family desperate for mother’s body to join brothers at Putiki Urupā
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French mayor honours WWI Māori Pioneer Battalion tunnellers
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Sir Buck Shelford: Veterans of smaller wars need more recognition
RSA calls for extra day to recognise all war veterans, one week out from Anzac Day.
Iwi research project receives big funding boost
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“Ultimate sacrifice”: The airman who never returned home
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Tova Gutstein is among the few remaining witnesses of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising in WWII.
From the MTG: Unravelling the story behind lace
By the 1910s, there were only 70 lace-makers affiliated with the Winslow Lace Industry.
Opinion: Ability to evolve keeps club in good health
Dedicated volunteers work behind the scenes to further the club's legacy.
Marker in the ground: The sign that says an Esk Valley holiday park will rebuild
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Former PM Jacinda Ardern donating clothing to Te Papa
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History of surfing v New Zealand Wars - the battle over our school curriculum
'There is a great danger that some students are missing out on big chunks of learning.'
Journal launches in time for new history curriculum changes
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Rangitīkei heritage buildings' future up for decision
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Crown agrees to give up Taranaki Maunga
The park will be governed jointly by Ngā iwi o Taranaki and the Minister of Conservation,
Family watches on as memorial stone for first European settler moved
“He was an original pioneer here."
‘No more Egmont’: Taranaki Maunga officially welcomed at Treaty settlement
The deal consigns the name Egmont to the history books.
Lindauer portrait of Harawira Te Mahikai will stay in New Zealand
A Lindauer painting of Waimarama chief Harawira Te Mahikai will stay in the country.
Huge stretch of Victoria coastline returned to Aboriginal owners
The decision prompted confusion about what it would mean for popular tourist sites.
Te Rauparaha descendant awarded honorary degree for te reo revitalisation
The discovery of an old manuscript led student on a journey into his past.
The last post: Kiwi Dambusters squadron pilot dies in NZ
Arthur ‘Joppy’ Joplin, a Kiwi who bombed Hitler’s prized battleship, dies aged 99.
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