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'He saw families living in primitive, damp, unsanitary conditions and a brutal society.'
Wairarapa memorial proposed to recognise 'military families of the district'
'If 17th Ruahine can't be recorded here, it can't be recorded anywhere'.
'Blindsided': Historic Auckland church put up for sale outrages community groups
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Lost frescoes have been discovered at the Uffizi Gallery in Florence.
'All offers considered': $22m island owner's cut-price sale
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'Anzac spirit': True origins revealed in new NZ book
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Anzac Day gains new meaning and presents new challenges – just as it has always done.
Biden prepares to formally acknowledge Armenian genocide
To this day, Turkey denies that the deportation of Armenians was a genocide.
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Speculation mounts as to who will be new the owners. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
France blamed for 'enabling' 1994 Rwandan genocide
France "trained, equipped, and protected the Rwandan government", the report charges.
Titanic disaster: 'Greenish beams' seen by survivors spark new theory
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'Shameful stain on NZ history': Polynesian Panthers push for apology
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Tauranga iwi setting 'new benchmark' with curriculum collaboration
'It's for our wider community to be aware of histories that come from our perspective.'
Local Focus: Vanished artwork to return
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Revealed: The plot to hijack Prince Philip during visit to New Zealand
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'It's incredible' - Kiwi war hero's 109-page secret WWI handwritten manuscript found
Stan Hansen waited more than 80 years to read his father's "sacrosanct" hidden war memoir.
Those who saved Jewish lives during the Holocaust remembered
Kiwi Jewish woman says she owes her existence to non-Jews who saved her dad.
Mummies on the move: Egypt transfers 18 kings, 4 queens in lavish parade
The mummies were transported in climate-controlled cases loaded onto decorated trucks.
Landmark Wellington church to close after fundraising efforts fail
The Category One-listed complex was deemed earthquake-prone after the Christchurch quakes.
The Secret Paintings: Aotearoa welcomes works of groundbreaking abstract artist
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How China is prepping for global financial meltdown
We're in one of "great bubbles of financial history" and it's about to pop, say experts.
Coining it: Record sale for 85-year-old Kiwi Crown
A bidder has promised a nice chunk of change for 'exceedingly rare' prototype coin.
Brunner Mine disaster: 125 years since NZ's worst workplace accident
Coal miner John Pattinson died reading his Bible.
Greens support calls for 'overdue' dawn raids apology
'The dawn raids are a shameful stain on New Zealand history,' said Teanau Tuiono.
First-of-its-kind queer play sells out in Wellington
The play The Eternal Queers is believed to be the first of its kind in Aotearoa.
Call for Govt to issue apology for 1970s dawn raids
The governments of the time authorised police raids on Pasifika homes.
Principal to iwi after land return: 'You're the boss now'
Five Rotorua schools have lifted Māori achievement to the same as other students.
Record deal: Iwi buys land under top Auckland school for $97m
The college becomes our 145th school transferred to iwi under treaty settlements.
Editorial: Why it's good to remember bad events, even when you don't want to
Today is the "Ides of March" and NZ is paying tribute to victims of the mosque attack.
'Iconic' piece of NZ Antarctica history fetches $40,000
Antarctica workhorse returns after two decades on the ice.
Dame Whina's story portrayed by Northland actress
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Exclusive: $22m island home trashed by squatters
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