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People who are for marijuana and against abortion and euthanasia are self-serving wallies.
China's terrifying new weapon revealed: 'A flying death sentence'
Horrifying glimpse of the new missiles China plans to arm itself with.
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Comment: Blackout on news from strife-torn Sudan mobilises social media influencers.
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David Fisher explains how the NZSAS secrets became public and what it means.
NZSAS secrets spilled online as inquiry digs deep
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Bomb squad alert after man brings home live artillery shell
Finder embarrassed that neighbours from seven Yaldhurst homes had to evacuate.
15 lost at sea in wartime flying-boat crash
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Kiwi's pilgrimage to honour relatives' war service
New Plymouth man's pilgrimage to Italian war cemetery and Cassino battle site.
Letters: Know your eviction rights
There are many reasons a tenant may not be able to leave a property by the intended date.
The kidnapped Yazidi children who don't want to be rescued
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When wartime 'practice' bomb blew 1m deep crater in Herne Bay
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Anne Frank diary to be launched in te reo Māori
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The Kiwis who fought in D-Day in Normandy
Seventy-five years ago, 173,000 soldiers were storming up the beaches in Normandy.
Leaders thank veterans, honour the fallen
US and French presidents lead D-Day anniversary tributes in Normandy.
Barry Soper: D-Day: 'The wartime generation is resilient'
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The D-Day invasion: How a Kiwi led the way
This week marks the 75th anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy.
Poignant contrasts: D-Day's landscape in 1944 and now
AP revisited the beaches and damaged villages that symbolise the Allied struggle.
'I have a great deal to live for': My grandfather's secret D-Day journal
After he died, they found his journal — and read his haunting firsthand account.
'The Princess of Mercer' who tried to stop Māori enlisting in the war
Te Puea Herangi was staunchly opposed to Māori enlisting in World War I.
The search for missing soldiers: How US is bringing wartime fallen home
New Zealand has almost 10,000 missing in action but no plans to replicate the US effort.
Letters: Devlin and The Beatles
Devlin was hired for a gig with the world's hottest band, which has to look good on his CV
New Zealand needs to confront its 'bloody history'
'We need to be honest and upfront about our history' - Vincent O'Malley.
Matthew Hooton: Denying a win to the terrorists
Christchurch Call doesn't trample on right to free speech.
Cassino battlefield relic gifted to a veteran's granddaughter
A woman followed her heart to Italy and came across a connection to her family back home.
Talk to your enemies, says movie director
Director says subversive message of the film has parallels to today's politics.
Local Focus: Māori land wars theme for youth holiday programme
Students spend school holidays studying history. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Prince William and Jacinda Ardern's 'emotional photo' goes viral
A photo of the Prince and our PM greeting each other has captured worldwide attention.
Will salutes NZ heroes at Auckland's War Memorial Museum
Duke pays respects to Gallipoli fallen before meeting mosque attack responders.
Live: Prince William back in Auckland
Prince William has visited four-year-old Alen Alsati in Starship Hospital in Auckland.
91-year-old veteran ticks off Anzac Day bucket list
Clive Jones wanted to see Auckland's Anzac Day service again before he dies.
Local Focus: Songs of war and love at Hastings Dawn Service
Songs of love and war at Hastings Dawn Service. Made with funding from NZ On Air.