By David Lomas in Anzac Day
Issue 3667 11th Apr 2013
Major Don Stott is one of our more than 30,000 war dead whose bodies lie in distant lands. The New Zealand War Graves Project is photographing the tombstone or memorial plaque of every New Zealander killed while on active service.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3719 20th Aug 2011
In an extraordinary deathbed conversation, the true relationship between two of New Zealand’s most notorious criminals, Mr Asia drug syndicate bosses Terry Clark and Peter Fulcher, has finally been revealed.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3716 30th Jul 2011
Our “lock ’em up” approach to criminal offending is creating more problems than it solves, according to the author of a new book on New Zealand’s justice system.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3711 25th Jun 2011
A little-known New Zealand invention has revolutionised dairy farming here and around the world.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3706 16th May 2011
Raised: Hastings. Role: Cultural heritage preserver. Resides: Washington DC
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3703 30th Apr 2011
Brian Carbury was one of the top five fighter pilots in the Battle of Britain. But because of a fall from grace the flying ace has been given little public recognition.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3698 26th Mar 2011
Psychology professor Xavier Amador states the case for some high-profile killers not even recognising their own illness.
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3691 5th Feb 2011
'You do a job to the best of your ability and then a little more.'
By David Lomas in Commentary
Issue 3688 15th Jan 2011
Killers find out why you shouldn't dump rubbish on rural land.