The Czech Republic is commemorating the 70th anniversary of its liberation from Germany in 1945.
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Hinemihi marae survives fierce fire
The historic meeting house Hinemihi has survived a fierce fire that has gutted the stately Clandon Park mansion in Surrey, England.
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Pilsen-born artists recognised
The stage is set for the works of painter Gottfried Lindauer on New Zealand Māori, which will have their first ever display to the people of Lindauer's hometown.
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Rugby advert triggers mass feedback online
A promotional video advertising the upcoming clash between the All Blacks and Manu Samoa has generated a lot of feedback online.
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From Pilsen to Woodville
The famous painter Gottfried Lindauer was born in the Czech Republic in 1839 and as a child his artistic talent was revealed, and over time he made his way to New Zealand.
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Brazil to host first World Indigenous Games
Brazil is set to host the first World Indigenous Games this year, which is described as a multi-sport event with over 2,000 indigenous athletes from 30 different countries.
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New Zealand USAR team prepares to head to Kathmandu
An Urban Search and Rescue team (USAR) will head to Nepal tonight as part of a co-ordinated United Nations rescue effort.
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Death toll rises following earthquakes in Nepal
The devastation and reported number of deaths and injuries continue to rise in Nepal following a 7.8 earthquake which struck the country.
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Over 10,000 people attend Turkey Anzac service
While Anzac services and commemorations have almost wrapped up around Aotearoa, Anzac Day has just started for 10,000 or more people at Gallipoli. The crowds slept at the grounds overnight snuggled in blankets.
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Respect between foes
As the town of Eceabat on the Gallipoli Peninsula prepares for the influx of thousands of New Zealanders and Australians for this weekend’s commemoration of the Battle of Anzac Cove, the Turkish locals have acknowledged the significant place the WW1 battle has had in their national history.