
One of Northland’s last surviving WWII veterans dies aged 101
Guest served in Egypt and Italy before returning to the family farm in Motukauri.
Guest served in Egypt and Italy before returning to the family farm in Motukauri.
Kaitāia’s Te Ahu Museum may increase security after a taonga was stolen.
Cook's face and eyes attacked with a grinder, causing $25k worth of damage.
OPINION: 'Efeso Collins was a bridge between Pasifika people and the rest of New Zealand.'
'You have a fantastic fossil record on the cliffs here in Whanganui.'
Harry Wood loved swimming, and often mentioned going swimming in letters to his family.
Dannevirke High School alumni to descend for reunion.
Jane Little was Australasia’s first professional female golfer.
Trish Rossiter’s book Finding Thomas tells Thomas Skinner's life story.
Fear of sharks in Napier was very real after a mauling, and manifested itself in 1934.
A cyclone is hard to collect material from as so much was contaminated.
And who will own them next?
The Sound Shell looked like a scene out of kid-as-gangsters classic movie Bugsy Malone.
'The repeated vandalism is disheartening for our team.'
A carved bench has been unveiled at the WWI Kiwi museum in Le Quesnoy, France.
Napier Aero Club is gearing up for its biggest Art Deco festival yet.
An amateur historian scraped off moss to discover a carved symbol.
History and legends are everywhere, but there's a bright future too.
The Vikings returned to Norsewood for a festival like no other.
Why some iwi did not sign in 1840 and are still fighting for justice.
The call comes after 12 people were arrested in December for vandalising the exhibition.
To walk along the Seoul City Wall in South Korea is to walk through bygone centuries.
87 years after tragedy, aviation's greatest mystery may have been solved.
A Herald podcast has prompted members of the public to come forward with their memories.
Byron Brown and Mary-Annette Hay featured in new book.
Some of Marine Parade's Norfolk pines are over 140 years old.
She was a total wreck, salvaged from the mangroves but had a good pedigree.
Seymour compared his Treaty bill to women getting the vote and ending apartheid.
Organisers expect this hīkoi will be large and loud to protect the Treaty of Waitangi.