COMMENT: You'll hear the phrase Lest We Forget a lot tomorrow, writes Barry Soper.

COMMENT: The Wild West has its place - in the movies, writes Brian Gaynor.

New Zealand's most important documents have been moved in a ceremonial process

Harry Bourke's chess set was lost in a shell blast. 100 years later, it united his family.

Even after eight years, Anzac Day still makes Elaine emotional with her family connection.

Britain's Imperial War Museum has released rare WWII colour photos from its archives.

Electrifying powhiri welcomes Sir Peter Snell who donated treasured items to Te Papa.

COMMENT: There is a chance to revisit a sensible suggestion of an Arrival Museum.

Sporting legend Sir Peter Snell is gifting Te Papa 14 items from his personal collection.

The Ministry for Culture and Heritage may stop the famous painting leaving the country

Karl French says the 1917 match was the "epitome of my father's rugby playing career".

The eagle-eyed will notice that the hand-drawn maps are missing something important.

An expert has come across what may be Antiques Roadshow's most incredible find.

100 years of the route through the Paraparas. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Women join Softball Club for men and team wins. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

NASA has launched a searchable database of its most iconic images.

Ethel Gray checks trees she planted 80 years ago. Made with finding from NZ On Air

Previously classified footage of nuclear explosions tested during the Cold War have been rescued from high-security vaults.

Baby boomer bashing won't solve the problems, says Liam Dann.

As Underground returns for a second season, slavery has never been more relevant.

Matamata residents look back on their memories of the Matamata Memorial Centre which is set to be demolished at the end of the month making way for a new multi-purpose facility. - Made with funding from NZ On Air.

A surviving NZ stamp from the cancelled 1949 royal tour will be sold.

The White House on Friday barred news outlets - including CNN, the New York Times and Los Angeles Times - from attending a press briefing.

An ancient fossil of a giant penguin - discovered near Kawhia in 2006 and estimated to be 28 million years old - has become an official

Penguins are much older than previously thought and their evolution probably dates back to the days of the dinosaurs.

Carl Goldie, born Kim Sim, was the first New Zealander to be convicted for art forgery.

Power passed from female to female in ancient Native American society run by maternal elite, genetic analysis reveals.

Australian homeowners are being taught how to find anti-witch evil averting marks in their homes that could indicate if it was once believed to be haunted.

Waipukurau's Mt Vernon is up for sale for the first time since it was built in 1853 - ending a 164-year history with the Harding family. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Recent events in the US prompt NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop to re-examine some chapters in New Zealand's immigration history.