Fifty years ago today decimal currency was introduced to New Zealand.

Education sector groups plan a campaign to make Māori history part of the core curriculum.

Nearly 750,000 pages of Parliamentary debates in NZ have been published online.

Columnist Ngaa Rauuira Pumanawawhiti explains what kohanga reo has given him.

People convicted under anti-gay laws are a step closer to having their records wiped.

The NZQA has agreed to an independent review of the NCEA "exemplars" process.

Teachers say memorising past year's "exemplar" NCEA exams is widespread and not penalised.

Century-old specimens collected by Scott's expedition yield fresh Antarctic insights.

Rare rugby memorabilia belonging to All Blacks legend Charlie Saxton up for auction

Dawn celebration today for the launch of Matariki Festival 2017.

Bugatti once owned by Louis Vuitton family member sold after 50 years in a Kiwi's shed.

What life was like in NZ in 1971.

Graves still buried at Makaraka Cemetery. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Kauri gum busts of historical Maori figures surface at auction.

Where would a successful rocket Lab launch fit among NZ's engineering feats?

We're counting down to the Lions tour with a series looking back at previous series.

Narrow Neck swimmer Nicholas Tarling was a pioneer in Asian studies at a time of change.

Bones of Maori and Moriori collected and traded by settlers are coming back to NZ.

More than 7 years of restoration. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Japan has dispatched its biggest warship to protect a US military vessel in the Pacific.

Ohakune has its carrot - now Paihia has its marlin.

Children to the fore as New Zealand remembers on Anzac Day

Watch the moving Dawn Service in Whanganui. Made with funding from NZ on Air

Special service remembers the incredible WWII derring-do of the Long Range Desert Group.

We who live comfortably owe much to those who made it possible, writes Peter Whitmore.

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.