The first children's book on Mauao will be released. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

The Land Wars had a greater impact on NZ than any of the campaigns we commemorate

A ship which ran aground in 1865 has been uncovered by unusual tidal conditions.

"Every country should be given a huge shopping trolley and 2mins in the British Museum!"

EDITORIAL: Both John Logan Campbell and Apihai Te Kawau helped create the foundations.

Protest leader and police share warm embrace at Bastion Point.

Today marks 40 years since the police forcibly ended the Bastion Point occupation.

Historian: chief's generosity and partnership vision qualify him as city father.

Scientists have uncovered evidence of one of the first Polynesian settlements in Aotearoa.

Minnijean Brown-Trickey speaks to Auckland students about challenging racial segregation.

Exotic preconceptions perish when faced with the reality of India, writes Lynley Tulloch.

World's top auction houses selling Māori artefacts worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Educating people about the Battle of Gate Pā is Buddy Mikaere's ongoing mission.

Orchid Atimalala becomes the first woman chair of the Auckland Museum Trust Board.

COMMENT: Some of dullest minds in the country found at local government tables.

Kelvin Davis is keen to hear ideas from the public about improving Maori/Crown relations.

Balloonist was New Zealand's first aviation fatality, in 1899

The show was one of more than 80 events across the region that helped mark the day.

"They have everything: poignant, tragic, human, brave, inspiring, warts and all!"

Mike Dickison takes a look at a rare bee

"Sport too often is compared to going to war and it's nothing like it," says Hansen.

In New Zealand's worst year for polio fatalities, 173 people died.

We look back at the six worst power cuts that have plunged Auckland in the dark before.

Pitts-Taylor's determination to help in the war has empowered her female ancestors.

In 1912, a psychic told Helen she'd survive a shipwreck. Then she boarded the Titanic.

Dinosaurs have become cool, trendy — real objects of decoration, like paintings.

Even grieving has now gone online.

Ten of the worst: the misery inflicted in New Zealand by rain, wind and snow

Your say: Prisoner rehabilitation; farming v cycling; free speech; Queens park re-naming

A dark chapter in our history that most of us would prefer to forget.