From Napier to Norsewood
A big gun in action during the British advance on the Western Front.
Opinion
The balance of power
The balance of power
The transmission of electricity between the North and South Islands has long been contentious and the debate is about to become much louder.
Honouring the Maori fallen
Honouring the Maori fallen
The effects of the recent southerly gales at the Ocean Beach. The esplanade between St Clair and St Kilda undermined by heavy seas.
Callous, cruel Australian policy
Callous, cruel Australian policy
Australia's policies on deporting residents with criminal records or suspected of "bad character" are harsh, cruel and unfair.
Ebola's lesson is need for co-operation
Ebola's lesson is need for co-operation
Interdisciplinarity solves complex problems and saves lives, writes Adan E. Suazo.
Lasting consequences
Lasting consequences
Promising rugby player Losi Filipo made a decision as a teenager which will haunt him and his four victims for a long time.
Longest list of casualties of the Expeditionary Force published
Longest list of casualties of the Expeditionary Force published
We publish this morning the longest list of casualties, affecting members of the Expeditionary Force, which has appeared in our columns since the war started.
An enduring New Zealand hero
An enduring New Zealand hero
The recently-completed series on television about Sir Edmund Hillary - along with Tenzing Norgay the first to climb Mt Everest - has revived interest in arguably this country's greatest figure.
Mercantile Gazette holds registration particulars
Mercantile Gazette holds registration particulars
The Mercantile Gazette of September 13 contains particulars of the registration of the Golden Point Gold and Scheelite Mining Company.
Deflation ugly step-sister of inflation
Deflation ugly step-sister of inflation
We are now in uncharted economic territory. So what’s happened to inflation, asks Peter Lyons.
Opossum liberated to help bush settlers
Opossum liberated to help bush settlers
In the good old days of sailing ships: Port Chalmers wharves fully occupied with coastal and overseas shipping.
A black, black September
A black, black September
The "Great War'' from 1914-18 is defined in part for 21st-century New Zealanders around the slaughter of Gallipoli, the Somme and Passchendaele. In 1915, 1916 and 1917 New Zealanders took part...
An emissions gap you could fly planes through
An emissions gap you could fly planes through
Are we finally about to get a global agreement on aviation emissions, David Hodgkinson and Rebecca Johnston ask.
Now for a 'tertiary' education revamp?
Now for a 'tertiary' education revamp?
John Key declared on The Nation that he would serve out a fourth term if re-elected. That would make him the third-longest-serving prime minister.
Hospital care saves money
Hospital care saves money
When Elisabeth Muir needed urgent neurosurgery, she was grateful for the treatment and care she received in Dunedin Hospital.
Officers and mechanics wanted
Officers and mechanics wanted
Intercolonial and overseas shipping at Port Chalmers waterfront, with the commodious new graving dock at right.
Dunedin’s quality of life
Dunedin’s quality of life
It will come as little surprise to Dunedin residents that the city topped the polls in the latest Quality of Life survey.
Somme stories
Somme stories
Panorama of the town of Port Chalmers looking across the Otago Harbour, showing Quarantine and Goat Islands and Otago Peninsula.
Dog control measures
Dog control measures
Dog attacks have become a regular occurrence in New Zealand and children younger than 10 are twice as likely to be bite victims.
Graphic description of fight for life
Graphic description of fight for life
D. Company, 18th Reinforcements rugby team which played Otago at Carisbrook on September 2. Back row (from left): Privates Dryden and Moir, Corporal Swan, Pvte McIntosh, Lance-corporal Butcher, Pvtes Angelo and McCauley (selector). Centre row: Pvtes Beckett (line umpire), Edwards, McColl and Alexander. Corporal R. Fairmaid (captain), Sergeant Scott, Pvte Deuchrass, Lance-corporal Goudie. In front: Pvtes Leith and Martin.