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Inside the most ambitious German propaganda project to the U.S. homefront.

He made a name for himself in British satires, then late in his career reached a different audience as the voice of the Sorting Hat in the Harry Potter movies.

In November 1912, aviator Harry Bingham Brown set out to break the American record for altitude in an ...

“I say this in all sincerity, we have been the recipients of showers of blessings,” William Baker says.

Comment - I miss the days of the late Sam Doyle and Athletic Park, but if Wellington can follow up on their semifinal effort against Canterbury tomorrow, maybe they can bring us back to the good old days, writes Jamie Wall.

He was one of the most powerful government officials in U.S. history.

One of the issues with introducing the internal combustion engine to replace horses was the reduction in manure impacted the availability of fertilizer for rural farmers.

All media are dealing with rising costs, but newsprint, fuel, ink and more have put print organizations in a particularly bad situation

Former Daily Dispatch staff member Ray Hartle was among a group of alumni honoured by Rhodes University’s school of journalism and media studies (JMS) in Cape Town on Thursday. The journalism school recognised its most distinguished graduates at a gala dinner hosted by vice-chancellor Prof Sizwe Mabizela at Lagoon Beach Hotel.

One of 400 examples of the supercar got into a tangle with a Honda Fit.