Those who saved Jewish lives during the Holocaust remembered
Kiwi Jewish woman says she owes her existence to non-Jews who saved her dad.
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Brunner Mine disaster: 125 years since NZ's worst workplace accident
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Greens support calls for 'overdue' dawn raids apology
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Call for Govt to issue apology for 1970s dawn raids
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Record deal: Iwi buys land under top Auckland school for $97m
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Principal to iwi after land return: 'You're the boss now'
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Editorial: Why it's good to remember bad events, even when you don't want to
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'Iconic' piece of NZ Antarctica history fetches $40,000
Antarctica workhorse returns after two decades on the ice.
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NZ history curriculum slammed as 'unbalanced'
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Escape from the Holocaust: a tale of survival
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Upham: bravest of the brave
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Whangārei-Auckland rail line carries first containers from Northport since reopening
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Take a walk on the Waiheke side: Stony Batter reopens
The historic underground structures known as Stoney Batter have reopened
