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Lizzie Marvelly: Women Pākehā history forgot
COMMENT: New Zealand has swept aside the unsung heroes of the Māori women's movement.
COMMENT: New Zealand has swept aside the unsung heroes of the Māori women's movement.
The Government has set up what might be called "the mother of all inquiries".
Boat built in the 1830s discovered at site of new Sydney metro station.
NZ museums' chiefs and boards should listen to scientists.
The Children's Holocaust Memorial Exhibition opens at the National Library in Wellington. The exhibition includes interactive displays, portraits of victims and an artwork display featuring 1.5 million buttons, representing the number of Jewish children murdered in the Holocaust.
His young son asked him to do something for 'poppy week', so he created this masterpiece.
Soldiers camped out Armistice day commemorations. Made with funding from NZ on Air
The dilapidated remains of the plane were shipped to Auckland for restoration.
Fighting to keep soldiers alive was a force of brave medics.
Corporal John McIntosh Fraser was one of the thousands of Kiwi soldiers killed during WW1.
As the world marks 100 years since the end of WWI, nationalism is on the rise.
COMMENT: The last week of the war brought victories we have largely forgotten.
Eleven men in NZ armed forces were awarded in the Victoria Cross in WW I
Jude Dobson presents the full story of the Kiwi liberation of a French town in WWI.
When 76 people burned to death inside a cult compound, many blamed the US government.
COMMENT: Will this be a November to remember, or one investors will want to forget?
Forgotten hero - former Whanganui man at the front-line of the liberation of Le Quesnoy
Descendant of Kiwi commander at Le Quesnoy makes France trip at last minute
Part five: Clergy on the front-line.
The Duchess of Cambridge has viewed letters relating to her relatives who died during WWI.
In war, love matters. It keeps you going in the hope things will get better.
COMMENT: The colonial wars of the 1800s had a much greater influence than World War 1.
Jude Dobson remembers Leslie Averill, the first Kiwi soldier to go over the wall.
COMMENT: New Zealand needs a memorial museum in France to record its war effort.
Watch: A new museum in France finally marks New Zealand's efforts in the two world wars.
Watch as Jude Dobson describes one of the most extraordinary New Zealand war stories.
COMMENT: I believe we should extend Anzac day to include the New Zealand land wars.
Kiwi bravery and sacrifice will be honoured in a sculpture at Le Quesnoy.
The historic document dates back to 1215 and is regarded as the best of four copies.
The British businessman and philanthropist visited the French town for the centenary.