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John Tamihere: Milestones that shaped our nation
COMMENT: My generation lived through a golden period of New Zealand history.
COMMENT: My generation lived through a golden period of New Zealand history.
As many as 31 million university students worldwide pay third parties to complete work.
95 years after the tragedy, all that remains are memories and the graves of two boys.
An initial assessment by police indicates the bones are from pre-European days.
Your guide to what is happening in the Whanganui region this week.
Kiwi photographer Dean O'Gorman seeks to show New Zealand nurses in action in First World War in the exhibit 'Passchendaele – The Elusive Familiarity of War', which is on display at The Great War Exhibition. / Video by Michael Craig
Artist casts new light on the role of nurses at the Western Front.
Past Hamiltonians stories uncovered in cemetery tour. Made with funding from NZ On Air
Oceania exhibition celebrating Cook's first voyage likely to build interest.
Vernon Madison can't tell you the season or what day of the week it is.
Even the isolation of the Waitākere bush was no protection from the deadly pandemic.
They Shall Not Grow Old premieres in London on October 16.
Publicist claims case had more to do with race and gender than string of accusations.
One of the most enigmatic mysteries in art history appears to have finally been solved.
Reason Philip walked behind Diana's coffin, despite their "intense dislike", is revealed.
Guy Walters reveals secrets including "rife homosexuality" and relentless boozing.
Leimomi Oakes will be using historical costumes to explore women's lives 100 years ago.
Marine archaeologists expected to announce a breakthrough in the 25-year search for it.
Suffragette Kate Sheppard featured on Wikipedia's home page today.
The political campaign for women's suffrage was marked by double dealing and subterfuge
"Women lack absorption, concentration, power of thought, largeness of emotional horizon."
COMMENT: The right to vote was never the destination; it was the start of a journey.
On September 18, 1840, Crown representatives came to Auckland for a founding ceremony.
John "Rosy" Reardon's NZ family relieved to finally get answers.
A UK man has made history by crossing the European Alps on an original 70s space hopper.
Archaeologists may have found a brewery in Israel, with residue of a 13,000-year-old beer.
The care and treatment of women patients turned a corner in 1988 following a doomed trial.