EntertainmentMoa revival: The ambitious plan to resurrect NZ's giant birdMoa were dominant in NZ for 50 million years before humans arrived.21 Aug 05:00 AM
RoyalsWhy Buckingham Palace was 'never loved' by the RoyalsBuckingham Palace is now seen as 'Monarchy HQ', not a royal home.19 Aug 10:59 PM
PremiumPremiumLetters to the EditorLetters: We shouldn’t undervalue the important work of historians OPINION: Also letters on religion and politics; cycle helmets; Palestinian state. 19 Aug 05:00 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionReal countries need to keep learning about their history – James BelichOPINION: Marsden Fund cuts saved $14 million, endangering history projects.17 Aug 06:00 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldParch marks: History uncovered during dry timesNY Times: They emerge when grass on buried ruins dries at a different rate to other areas.15 Aug 04:21 AM
Wellington'Critical' new $155m science facility to save Te Papa collectionThe Herald previously reported the collection of specimens was at risk of disposal.13 Aug 11:53 PM
TravelI've been to Seville 10 times. Here's why I'll keep going backA regular visitor shares what tourists should really do. 11 Aug 08:00 PM
WorldBritish man's bones found in Antarctic glacier 65 years after deathDennis Bell's remains were found in January by a Polish Antarctic expedition.11 Aug 07:54 PM
WorldThe Russian past of Alaska, where Trump and Putin will meetThe two presidents will hold a high-stakes meeting in Alaska to discuss the Ukraine war.11 Aug 05:00 PM
TravelWhat it's really like visiting the North Korean border as a KiwiNathan Limm heads to the demilitarised zone between North and South Korea to find out.09 Aug 07:29 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldEven Hiroshima’s pacifist cause is losing believers New York Times: Some Japanese think that peace for peace’s sake is no longer enough.07 Aug 08:00 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldTheir last love token was a dinosaur rebuilt from its bonesNew York Times: Triceratops was the last restoration project a couple worked on together.07 Aug 06:00 PM
WorldNew insights into Pompeii's post-eruption lifeThere were survivors and they tried to rebuild their lives.06 Aug 11:28 PM
New Zealand'Reluctant hero': Memorial to honour NZ airman's WWII braveryPhil Lamason talked a German firing squad into disobeying an order to shoot.06 Aug 06:00 PM
Travel48 hours in Seattle: How to make the most of your visitOnly have two days to spare? Make the most of every hour with this guide. 06 Aug 12:25 AM
PremiumPremiumNPCPhil Gifford: The magic of the Ranfurly Shield and its legendary momentsPhil Gifford shares four Ranfurly Shield stories that resonate with him.05 Aug 04:01 AM
WorldNew clues to what set us apart from the NeanderthalsSome mice were more adept at seeking water after the gene change.04 Aug 10:37 PM
PremiumPremiumOpinionAnne GibsonProperty Insider: The dire state of Auckland CBD real estate A close look at 12 sites around the CBD gives an insight into the state of the market.04 Aug 05:00 PM
New Zealand'Kiwi TV gold': Beloved primetime show to become movie, Hobbit actor castSimpler times: Remember Sunday nights in the 80s watching this show? 02 Aug 10:40 PM
WorldUnearthed history: 1000-year-old mummy discovered in LimaWorkers found the tomb underneath a street while installing gas pipes.01 Aug 01:15 AM
WorldSmithsonian removes Trump from impeachment exhibitThe Smithsonian says 'a future and updated exhibit will include all impeachments'.01 Aug 01:10 AM
WorldHow street art is healing Sarajevo's war-torn landscapeIt also offers a crucial outlet for young artists amid Bosnia's high unemployment.28 Jul 07:00 PM
New ZealandGisborne's historic Muirs Bookshop turns 120, calls for local shopping boostCelebrating the milestone is bittersweet for Kim Pittar, who recognises retail challenges.28 Jul 04:00 AM
TravelEight of the cheapest Asian city break destinations Save your pennies in these stunning destinations.27 Jul 08:00 AM
PremiumPremiumAucklandFrom an "act of vandalism" to cultural icon: Auckland Museum's extraordinary origin story A century ago, the foundation stone was laid for the city's most ambitious civic project.25 Jul 10:00 PM
TravelWhy Verona's open-air opera is a must-experience eventThe Arena di Verona hosts operas in a 1st-century Roman amphitheatre.25 Jul 07:00 AM
WorldShipwreck of Revolutionary War frigate resurfaces on Scottish beachThe 18th-century ship was later repurposed as a private whaling vessel.23 Jul 11:35 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldFrom Roman London, a jigsaw puzzle for the agesNew York Times: Art from 'the Beverly Hills' of Londinium is carefully put back together.23 Jul 06:00 PM
WorldTrump releases 230,000 pages on MLK assassination, sparking debateMartin Luther King's family have expressed concern about potential attacks on his legacy.21 Jul 10:22 PM
TravelGiddy Up: Best places to experience cowboy cultureFrom Argentina’s gauchos to Italy’s butteri and America’s rodeo wranglers.19 Jul 07:00 PM
WorldThe mystery of the missing princes: New theory on historic disappearanceTwo skeletons were found in a wooden box at the Tower and reburied at Westminster.18 Jul 05:15 AM
New Zealand'It is unacceptable': Decorated NZ soldier lies in unmarked graveVeterans’ advocate Gavin Nicol is seeking funds to memorialise Capt Angus Smith’s grave.17 Jul 03:00 AM
PoliticsQuran, Torah and Bible among books bound for National Library shredderThe library continues to hold a collection of religious texts.16 Jul 06:00 PM
PremiumPremiumWorldEight decades later, a Holocaust survivor reunites with his liberatorThe USC Shoah Foundation arranged their meeting to preserve first-hand accounts.16 Jul 06:00 PM
