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Daylight saving returns Sunday – what to know before the change
Fire and Emergency urges households to test smoke alarms this weekend.
New documentary probes Leni Riefenstahl’s legacy of denial and deceit
Andres Veiel's film uses material from the Nazi propagandist's personal estate.
Toy car collection nets family nearly $100k at auction
More than 740 lots went under the hammer in Dunedin from a late Invercargill collector.
Kiwi family's Holocaust legacy retold in new book Saving Elli
How a Kāpiti Coast man found the child his parents hid from the Nazis.
Ancient gold bracelet vanishes from Egyptian Museum lab
Border posts and airports across Egypt have been alerted to the case.
'Highly sought-after': Battle of Gate Pā medals part of $2m auction
One was awarded to E. Drew of the 40th Regiment, who fought in Pukehinahina.
Scientists find smoke-dried mummies in Asia older than Egypt’s and Chile’s
Researchers studied 54 burial sites across Vietnam and southern China.
New Auckland housing 'awful': Christchurch heritage developer expands north
Other developers were having a hard time 'because their homes are absolutely awful'.
'The cord to our tīpuna': Everyday use of te reo Māori celebrated
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori began in 1972 as a single day before growing into a national week.
Frozen in time: 'A little jewel' - Why Dunedin's historic home Olveston is so special
Jane Ussher has photographed Dunedin's Olveston, its contents and gardens for a new book.
Gaza antiquities rescued ahead of Israeli strike
France, Unesco, and church leaders intervened to secure time for the evacuation.
A toast to tradition: Munich's enduring love affair with beer
The Hallertau region is the world's largest hop-producing area.
'This is a window into the past': Ancient Bethlehem organ restored to life
The 11th-century organ was found buried near Bethlehem in 1906.
'Mother and father of political crises': Expert warns French divisions could weaken Europe
France’s turmoil could weaken Europe as Russian threats grow.
Russell Crowe delivers a chilling performance in Nuremberg trials drama
The Australian actor portrays Nazi leader Hermann Goering in 'Nuremberg'.
'First redress': Crown move signals shift in Ngāpuhi settlement talks
Kororipo Pā in Kerikeri is to be returned to Ngāpuhi in time for Waitangi Day 2026.
Lost 400-year-old Rubens found in Paris mansion
The 1613 artwork was uncovered in a Paris mansion last September.
Keeping time alive: Waipawa couple’s clock shop keeps history ticking
Jim and Anne Greeff believe every tick tells a story of time.
Super Fund to shift into $30m upgraded heritage building next year
This morning, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei blessed the former Chief Post Office, now upgraded.
Celebrate the finale of Downtown Abbey at these real-life castles
Inspired by the new film? Live out your dreams in these idyllic spots.
Editorial: Apology to Māori All Blacks for apartheid exclusion has been hard won
OPINION: South Africa will apologise to Māori All Blacks after decades-long apartheid ban.
Duchess of Kent remembered for quiet life and service after royal exit
She gave up her HRH title in 1996 to teach singing in Hull.
'There is nothing like this rivalry': Sir John Kirwan's letter to the All Blacks and fans
Sir John Kirwan urges fans to wear black and support the All Blacks passionately.
Nazi relics: Daughter, son-in-law charged with hiding Matisse works
'Portrait of a Lady' by Giuseppe Ghislandi was missing for 80 years before being found.
How Marco Polo's family could have brought the lion of Venice to Italy
The Lion of Venice sculpture was made in China, researchers found.
New Woolworths Taupō opens with special pou
The supermarket and the pou have a history dating back to 1961.
What it's like on Ireland's only island town
Enniskillen's history includes sieges and tales of warrior Cethlenn.
Why Crete is a must-visit for food lovers and adventure seekers
Craving a Greece getaway? Here's why you should head straight to Crete.
Pou carved for Hawke's Bay whare to be returned to NZ after 134 years
The carvings are coming home after more than a century sitting in an Australian museum.