Spare a thought for the men of the Victorian era.

The adventurer would have been 100 in July

The law is as shadowy as the lunar surface.

Police hope modern technology can help catch a killer who has long evaded justice.

It's hard to imagine a tougher loss to swallow for one of the game's greats.

Dr Martin Griffiths came across the story in a 1910 edition of The Sydney Star.

Sadly, Marianne Ihlen not given her due in documentary of Cohen relationship.

A Captain James Cook statue that has been vandalised in Gisborne has controversy online.

'The Claw' is so dangerous only a handful of people know where it is.

Many people died and no, nature isn't thriving in the zone around Chernobyl.

Comment: New Zealand, the land of milk and honey.

"The current situation ... remains at a standstill." - heritage manager Noel Reardon

King Edward VII was said to have at least four women a week for 50 years.

Finder embarrassed that neighbours from seven Yaldhurst homes had to evacuate.

Hundreds of rare documents and books went under the hammer.

A rare collection of early New Zealand printed material has been put up for auction.

Before Neve Gayford, there was Huia Onslow.

A spectacular light display on the Harbour Bridge tells the story of those first arrivals.

At -25.6C, New Zealand's coldest day, in 1903, caused frostbite and burst bottles.

The Act Party conference is held in Auckland today.

In the days leading up to the Chernobyl disaster, workers claimed to see the "Black bird".