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Togs, togs, $1100 fine: The Napier bylaw that stopped people in bathing suits crossing the road
OPINION: Napier had a prudish past - especially when it came to public bathing.
OPINION: Napier had a prudish past - especially when it came to public bathing.
The evocative watercolour is by the well-known colonial artist Charles Decimus Barraud.
The building is not at any immediate risk in smaller earthquakes.
Te Matahiapo Safari-Hynes says political events motivated him to start the initiative.
Prized picture history of Aotearoa back in New Zealand hands.
OPINION: "Issues need to be resolved - not just for snapper anglers but the whole planet."
The CPI has been around for more than 100 years, so is a window to our past.
Adele Mohi-McGoverin has cared for an old gravesite for 50 years.
Historians are worried it is slipping from the mind of the public.
Iwi representatives say the language on the Weeping Woman monument is offensive.
New owner Justine Ross had described the property as being rundown and neglected.
The service will be held on January 21, 2024.
OPINION: Our rituals of the modern day are long divorced from their original context.
That’s right, Santa isn’t really from the North Pole.
KiwiRail decides to postpone repairs after a Herald call.
The biggest dinosaur to ever exist is the star attraction at this new exhibition.
Ties between Hastings and Hastings in England, were once strong.
Our biggest active volcano is due to blow again - what damage might it cause?
Auckland-based investor Still has expanded its portfolio.
Members of the group known for gluing themselves to roads were among those present.
Ngā Pou Taunaha o Aotearoa New Zealand Geographic Board supports the proposal.
Māori academic Carwyn Jones said Te Papa's Treaty of Waitangi exhibition needs to change.
That's despite a series of eruptions in 1995 and 1996 highlighting the mountain's risk
The Westminster chimes sequence – the same used by Big Ben in London – will be back.
Dame Anne Salmond takes readers on a journey through time.
Heritage advocates say they were never consulted about the hall losing protection.
New exhibition reveals curious tales of 110 chairs from NZ's history.
A passenger's haunting story from episode three of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History.
A newsman describes the crash scene in episode two of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History