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'Gaping hole' if Ūpokongaro hall demolished
Māori Land Court history and war memorials give Ūpokongaro hall historic standing.
Colombian army rescues two kidnapped tourists
The men were kidnapped three months ago by guerrillas as they returned to Bogota.
Hamilton statue's removal raises debate over British colonialism artefacts
Iwi say statue "reminder of the devastating actions of the colonial powers in the 1800s".
Hamilton statue removal 'start of journey' to address racist history
"This statue is just the start," says Taitimu Maipi, whose actions sparked the removal.
Fresh calls for public holiday to mark NZ Land Wars
There are fresh calls for the New Zealand Land Wars to be marked with a public holiday.
Afghan attack: Babies killed as gunmen storm maternity ward
Two babies and 11 mothers and nurses have been killed in a shocking attack on hospital.
The Queen's address on the 75th anniversary of VE Day
The Queen only ever airs a speech once a year at Christmas - but she's made an exception. Video / The Royal Family
Watch: Auckland joggers run together at dawn carrying NZ flag
The group carried NZ and silver fern flags and ran to the sound of the Last Post.
In pictures: Kiwis gather in their bubbles to pay their respects on Anzac Day
At dawn, from our bubbles, together apart, we did remember them.
NZ and Australian Governors-General make historic joint address
Historic joint address to raise spirits as Anzac Cove and memorials fall silent.
Jude Dobson: Why I stood at dawn on Anzac Day
There's a link between our current crisis and two world wars, says documentary maker.
Live: An Anzac Day like no other - PM, Kiwis in out-standing response
'This Anzac Day look after each other, remember, commemorate and give thanks' - Ron Mark
Focus: Anzac Day 2020 - Stand apart, but together as one
The war against Covid-19 has seen ANZAC Day services around the country cancelled for the first time in NZ history, but that won’t stop New Zealanders showing their respect to those who lost their lives in a very different type of battle. Video / Auckland War Memorial Museum / Dean Purcell / Chris Tarpey / Michael Craig
Navy band member Orson Paine performs The Last Post
The Last Post performed by Navy band member Orson Paine. Video / Dean Purcell
Vietnam War vet will still salute fallen mates
It is the first time in history Anzac Day dawn services have had to be cancelled.
Navy band member Orson Paine performs Reveille
Reveille performed by Navy band member Orson Paine. Video / Dean Purcell
Help line the streets with poppies this Anzac Day with our special poster
New Zealanders are being called on to get innovative this Anzac Day.
Tyne Cot and the battlefields of Flanders
Flanders is mute testament to those who were young, not for long but forever.
'It always came in summer': 95yo reflects on NZ epidemics past
With the advent of vaccines, epidemics have faded from memory. But we've been here before.
Battle of Kororāreka remembered 175 years on
Attack on Russell sparked by Hone Heke's frustration over Treaty breaches.
Quake worry closes National War Memorial
Report reveals the part of the building holding the tower's bells is earthquake prone.
US accuses China of 'debt-trap diplomacy' in Pacific
"This is the new game on the block," senior US Army leader tells NZ.
US and Taliban agree to truce, way forward in Afghanistan
If all goes to plan this temporary truce will end 18 years of war.
Pearl Harbour: Everything you need to know
What you need to know about a visit to Hawaii's most famous national monument.
Letters: Media must hold council to account
More than ever, it's important for us to continue to pay for the service of news.
Sheree Trotter: Visiting Auschwitz profound and disturbing
Comment: Visiting Auschwitz all the more disturbing for the resurgence of antisemitism.
'I was bait': Teen Nazi killer's confession
Behind her 'innocent' face was a steely determination to carry out her brutal mission.
75 years ago, Germans fired a torpedo at a boat leaving Napier
Somewhere out there is a 7 metre, two-ton, German torpedo. And it's likely still "live".
NZ's plan for withdrawal of Kiwi troops from Iraq
The Government has yet to decide if it's going to pull troops out.
'We're on full alert': China's aggressive military move
China's latest aggressive move has backfired, in a potentially deadly way.
'If you want a war, we'll give you a war' - NZ faces tough decisions as Iran calls Trump's bluff
Analysis: NZ in difficult position after Iran missile attack on US occupied bases in Iraq.
NZ base not hit in Iraq attack: Peters
He's given no sign of an early New Zealand withdrawal.
NZDF probes claim Kiwi base hit in Iraq, ex-minister says withdrawal 'inevitable'
The Defence Force is investigating reports Camp Taji has also been hit.