Seven elections, five Rugby World Cups, shark sightings, car crashes and an eel. The Herald on Sunday was there for it all.
And after 20 years in the business - the paper celebrates its anniversary this week - the HOS continues to grow its audience.
With 313,000 readers, up 8% on the past year, the paper remains the top-read Sunday newspaper in the country.
The tabloid was first published on October 3, 2004, with Suzanne Chetwin as editor. Our other editors have been Shayne Currie, Bryce Johns, Miriyana Alexander, Stuart Dye and Alanah Eriksen.
When we launched George W. Bush was in the White House. In New Zealand, house prices sat at a record $260,000 nationally and $352,000 in Auckland, Helen Clark was two-thirds of her way through her second term as prime minister and Scribe dominated the New Zealand Music Awards.