Women join Softball Club for men and team wins. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

NASA has launched a searchable database of its most iconic images.

Ethel Gray checks trees she planted 80 years ago. Made with finding from NZ On Air

Previously classified footage of nuclear explosions tested during the Cold War have been rescued from high-security vaults.

We've heard about giving corporations the rights of a person - but what about a river?

Rabbi links graffiti to tolerance of white supremacy since Trump campaign.

Baby boomer bashing won't solve the problems, says Liam Dann.

As Underground returns for a second season, slavery has never been more relevant.

Matamata residents look back on their memories of the Matamata Memorial Centre which is set to be demolished at the end of the month making way for a new multi-purpose facility. - Made with funding from NZ On Air.

An ancient fossil of a giant penguin - discovered near Kawhia in 2006 and estimated to be 28 million years old - has become an official

Penguins are much older than previously thought and their evolution probably dates back to the days of the dinosaurs.

Carl Goldie, born Kim Sim, was the first New Zealander to be convicted for art forgery.

Power passed from female to female in ancient Native American society run by maternal elite, genetic analysis reveals.

Australian homeowners are being taught how to find anti-witch evil averting marks in their homes that could indicate if it was once believed to be haunted.

Waipukurau's Mt Vernon is up for sale for the first time since it was built in 1853 - ending a 164-year history with the Harding family. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Recent events in the US prompt NZ On Screen's Nicky Harrop to re-examine some chapters in New Zealand's immigration history.

A notebook belonging to Sir Edmund Hillary will be auctioned off after it was discovered in a box of old books donated by the late mountaineer's caretaker.

Mankind is already adapting to the widespread impacts of future climate change - but how did we do it in the past? A Kiwi researcher has helped explain.

Almost 10 years after he lost his leg during a Mt Ruapehu eruption, William Pike will summit the mountain in Antarctica.

Prominent Kiwis have banded together to demand an independent inquiry into the claims of sexual and physical abuse of children in state care.

Faded - but explicit - letters found in a Paris cellar reveal an affair that still has the power to shock, says Nick Harding.

A garage owner has defended displaying the Confederate flag after a Dunedin woman took to social media to register her shock at seeing it.

West Coast-Tasman MP Damien O'Connor has stoked the campaign to relocate the historic steam train the Kingston Flyer to the West Coast.

COMMENT: Tough rhetoric on terrorists is nothing new in a US leader but straight-talking style is.

COMMENT: Past atrocities can be found in the history of every culture and do not excuse wrong-doing in the present.

Your questions about Waitangi and the Treaty have been answered.

COMMENT: Waitangi is time to consider path so far and road ahead.

Jaws of death: US sailors aboard the USS Indianapolis, whose ship had been sunk by Japanese torpedoes, were picked off by sharks in the midst of the Pacific Ocean.

Kiwi scientists have reconstructed more than 34 million years of our climate - including a period when New Zealand was up to 8C warmer - using 2000 samples of fossilised tree pollen.

The palace of the Roman emperor who allegedly torched the imperial city can now be admired in all its splendor after being buried