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Book from 1902 returned to library decades later: What about the $32k fine?
The overdue fees of 'a penny a day' have been waived.
The overdue fees of 'a penny a day' have been waived.
Savour a drive through one of the most picturesque parts of New Zealand.
New book explores source of Kiwi soldier's legendary bravery.
Christchurch to Eketahuna - The Road Ahead visits the centre of power in New Zealand.
Sir John Key has warned we face a financial crisis. Is he right? And what would that mean?
"If this is war, then let there be no more."
A miraculous is act of kindness saw her father spared from execution by the Khmer Rouge in Cambodia, now Rebecca Ly wants to mirror that by giving back and becoming a GP in South Auckland. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Few perhaps were as sad as John Vigor Brown about land changes inflicted by the quake.
Sexual assault among volunteer firefighters is increasing, data released by FENZ shows.
During lockdown, the law found a flexibility that enraged some and endorsed others.
After almost 250 years abroad, this cherished feather garment is back at home.
A mummified dog found in Rawene is a reminder of a time of tensions over dog tax laws.
'It is very painful to see, there are a limited number of these ... our ancestors.'
Discovery sheds light on the remarkable subject of Taika Waititi's new film project.
It's been the anthem for years. Now some want to replace it with John Lennon's Imagine.
Let's honour our past, but do so by embracing what, and who, New Zealand is today.
Hamilton councillors get to have their say about the Captain Hamilton statue this week.
Saturday afternoon was the day in which workers enjoyed "rational recreation".
Move over Waiheke, there's a new weekend destination in town.
The bad - and the good - of the men behind the statues.
It could've been a "dark and bleak time", but Kiwis found a way through, academic says.
Legacy of colonisation in spotlight amid global rallying cry against racism.
Two memorials in Wellington glorify men who abducted a 15-year-old girl.
"This statue is just the start," says Taitimu Maipi, whose actions sparked the removal.
'New Zealand has a strong tendency to define itself as 'not as bad' as other countries.'
Revisiting a childhood favourite, and discovering so much more.
'We've now had a chance to reflect and we think that the time is right for a change.'
'Now would be a good time for a rethink.'
Deals at the Chateau Tongariro attracting holidaymakers. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
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