Articles related to "New Zealand History"

They may provide a chuckle, but how important are "political" cartoons, and the artists' freedom of expression on social subjects?

The article describes the links between reggae, the Rasta faith and social activism since reggae was introduced to New Zealand and asks whether today's mix is different.

Te Araroa is a walking path that will provide access to Aotearoa's history and natural heritage from the top of the North to the bottom of the South Island.

A wild-sea beach stretching to the horizon. Rich Maori history and stories of pioneers. Surf-breaks and horse treks. Quiet, starry nights. This is Ahipara in Aotearoa.

Like gold miners in Alaska, the men who harvested kauri gum were renowned for their ruggedness. But their independent life was a hard one.

In economic downturn, history shows that government intervention may not be as important as personal initiative and the help of others in the community.

Across cultures people have given names to mountains, rivers, rock formations, clearings and settlements. What are the reasons for this human instinct to identify?

This intricately constructed story of two girls so deeply immersed in their extraordinary imaginations, is an outstanding breakthrough film for director, Peter Jackson.

As fit young Vietnam servicemen, they could never have imagined they would be sprayed with harmful chemical defoliants by their own side, two New Zealand veterans say.

Rangitoto and Kapiti Islands, havens of unique flora and rare birds, are examples of more than 800 offshore islands that offer rich experiences to visitors.

Human beings have eaten each other throughout history for a variety of different cultural, criminal, religious and philosophical reasons not always with evil intent.

The life transition into the golden years does not mean slowing down for Kiwis living overseas who decide to resettle in their childhood communities.

As a young forest ranger and timber appraiser for the New Zealand Forest Service, Ken Seymour spent three years camping rough in the bush and at work sites and sawmills.

Little known outside of New Zealand this simple yet challenging bread recipe is well worth the effort. Sample a truely unique and delicious taste experience.

As with any highly regarded relic, the origins of the Haka lay in a confusing past of smoky fact and conflicting legend

Australian Vietnam soldier Andy Searle wants to see Kiwi veterans compensated and says New Zealand's attitude towards its Vietnam servicemen has been "delinquent".

Australian Vietnam soldier Andy Searle wants to see Kiwi veterans compensated and says New Zealand's attitude towards its Vietnam servicemen has been "delinquent".

Three years after the New Zealand Government promised it to them and more than 40 years after the war, New Zealand Vietnam veterans are still waiting for compensation.