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How NZ's colonial government misused laws at Parihaka
The 1881 invasion of Parihaka was one of NZ's most brutal events in history.
The 1881 invasion of Parihaka was one of NZ's most brutal events in history.
Whanganui's former All Black all set for fresh start in the Gallagher Premiership.
The company has been granted a discharge consent for up to 11 wells.
Ironically, Tom Bruce to returns from injury to cover for injury.
This year's Labour weekend road toll ended with one death - a motorcyclist.
Organisers ask for understanding of 19th-century conflicts.
New Plymouth residents have been shaken by a short, sharp earthquake this morning.
A rival candidate has complained to the Auditor-General about election advertising.
Two of Zoe's kittens died as a result of the ordeal, the SPCA said.
Māori Party's Debbie Ngarewa-Packer is now in strong position to become party leader.
Keep an eye out for stock feed going cheap in Taranaki - it could be stolen.
Protests in Wellington demand governments 'tell the truth' about climate change.
One lucky Pukekohe punter picked up $1 million, while someone in Waitara won $200k.
Powerball has jackpotted to $25m on Saturday after no one won the mid-week draw.
People will give you advice but ultimately it's your call, Lotto winner cautions.
South Canterbury and West Coast hold off low-ranked home sides to keep top spots
A season of two halves for northern and southern hemisphere athletes.
Fonterra CEO said staff were told about the restructure this morning.
Showers will arrive in Auckland this afternoon, and heavy rain is possible.
Two events are being held in Majestic Square for the woman who died on August 2.
COMMENT: It is not a pretty or honourable history, but we should honour it and the dead.
Gregory Buchanan's sentence for threatening DOC workers was too high, a judge has said.
"We're gifting $10,000 to each of the three teams who didn't take any winnings."
There is a heavy rain watch is in force for Coromandel and Bay of Plenty.
A widespread burst of thunderstorms brought over 1300 lightning flashes within an hour.
New Plymouth District Council is blaming a sewer pipe blockage on a 60-tonne piece of fat.
The new trails are expected to bring in an extra 40,000 tourists to the area.
Horizons councillors seek regional co-operation on climate change.
And September and October are not looking too great either.
"This is not the right look to encourage the right sort of people," Craig Baylis said.