Museum exhibits give an insight into Fiji's tumultuous past, writes Graham Reid.

The Ministry for Culture and Heritage hasn't considered prosecuting Sir Ed's widow over the overseas auction of one of his watches.

The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is hopeful an historic Rolex owned by Ed Hillary will be returned to NZ after being withdrawn from auction.

Sporting legends have their doubts about the statue of Michael Jones commissioned for Eden Park.

The owner of a moa skull being auctioned for thousands on Trade Me has been implored to sell or donate it to a museum.

The famous 1987 image of Michael Jones is being immortalised in bronze by the daughter of the photographer who captured the original.

Linda Herrick savours the food, history and relaxed atmosphere of Madrid.

The teaching programme, which recognises the contribution of gay people in history, was created in an effort to stamp out homophobic bullying.

Rare historical documents, featuring the autographs of Napoleon Bonaparte and Adolf Hitler among others, are to be auctioned in NZ.

There would be plenty of mana in customary marine title without the power to exclude the public from sacred sand.

Christchurch was today confirmed as the venue next year for New Zealand's annual mid-season rugby league test against Australia.

The ruins of a huge 1870 woolshed show settler skills, writes Don Donovan.

Sir Edmund Hillary's widow is selling the watch her late husband was given after climbing Mt Everest in 1953.

The Egyptian Museum's collection of treasures from the tomb of the boy-king Tutankhamun will fly from New York to Melbourne next year.