Our People, Our Country

It is a simple story. In 1915, Violet, aged eight, knits a scarf, parcels it up, and sent it via train and ship

Anzac Day is one of our most significant national days of remembrance. While no women fought at Gallipoli, they did play a significant role.

Imagine writing a book that draws its inspiration from a heavily rusted piece of Number 8 fencing wire.

Neighbours don’t need to be best buddies, but they do need to get along

Can you name the Australian territory that’s about the same size as South Africa, twice as ...

Cyclone Gabrielle, and the severe weather events that preceded it, are a major blow to thousands of affected Kiwis.

On this February 6 public holiday, events will be taking place to mark the occasion of the signing of the Waitangi Treaty

There’s a reason why pavlova is such a Kiwi festive favourite and whats more it's been gracing New Zealand dinner tables since the 1930s.

The book Travelling Light, Stories from the world we explored in the 70s, began as a blog.

If you’ve ever arrived at a popular beach mid-afternoon, and been unable to find a free spot of sand to spread out your towel (let alone a free car park), you’ll know what vacation-envy feels like.