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John Tamihere: Moments that defined our nationhood
John Tamihere: Many moments have defined our nation. March 15 will be one.
John Tamihere: Many moments have defined our nation. March 15 will be one.
Comment: The Prime Minister will again be in the city.
Debate over sightings and sinking of wartime Japanese submarine in New Zealand.
Traditional white Aussies came unprepared for multi-culturalism. Some really don't like it
Comment: Terrorism is more often against Muslims than committed by them.
Former cops who gunned down Aramoana massacre killer David Gray speak about Chch
Lone wolf killers are the most elusive of terrorists, say intelligence sources.
A Polish barber has been linked with a horrific Whitechapel murders.
On this day 229 years ago one of the biggest love stories began its course.
Low-key influenza memorial a lost opportunity for pandemic planning, say researchers.
TV show Antiques Roadshow started the death knell for antique shops, retiring owner says.
It's one of New Zealand's oldest cold cases. Now, police have opened an investigation.
COMMENT: How to explain that so many lessons from the past are irrelevant today?
Comment: Women face new challenges today.
Four people with links to New Zealand died in the 2014 Malaysia Airlines disasters.
Cook Islands have a long history with name changes and sixty options are on the table.
A proud legacy from the women's Mau movement in Sāmoa revealed.
Alpine guide took his hound Chief up 3194m Lendenfeld Peak in the Aoraki/Mt Cook area.
The media demonise North Korea's interests and close off the possibility of engagement.
World War 1 censorship set stage for a century of state snooping on New Zealanders
Spike Lee wasn't the only one upset about last night's Best Picture winner.
I'll never again fall into the trap of an empty angle park when I stop for my morning brew
This will be the first time this fascinating collection of 243 photos will be displayed.
Whanganui Collegiate 1st X1 win the coveted Heathcote Williams Challenge Shield
Cycle races were held on the same Auckland circuit at the same time, resulting in tragedy.
The story of the demise of Mary Queen of Scots is more horrendous than you think.
Fears the enemy Russians were coming to New Zealand spurred fake news and forts.
COMMENT: Perhaps a compulsory class in colonial history for MPs is what's needed first.