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The top table at the opening of the Minsterial Council of Seato at Parliament Buildings, Wellington. From left: the Chief of Defence Staff (Lieuten...

In 1921 Percy Tremaine opened a snooker hall on Courtenay Place. A hundred years later you can still get in a game - minus the smoke and the hustle.

An account of a little-known strike and unruly demonstration outside parliament, Wellington, New Zealand, June 1968.

As change in how we pick our Parliament drew near, the fight to keep the old system got brutal.

Joanna Porritt in a cane and iron swing chair on display at the Farmers in Cuba Street, Wellington. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photogra...

Joanna Porritt in a cane and iron swing chair on display at the Farmers in Cuba Street, Wellington. Photographed by an Evening Post staff photogra...

The Governor General Sir Bernard Fergusson, Lady Laura Fergusson and their son Geordie, waving to the crowd in Cuba Street, Wellington, outside the...

The collectors are younger, the payouts are bigger, the collectibles are … nerdier. Dallas-based Heritage Auctions has entered a wild new era.

John Ohia and Orewa Barrett-Ohia were both in their 20s when the photograph was taken on the steps of Parliament. They got married less than two years after that historic protest.

James K Baxter, photographed on his postal round in Khandallah, Wellington, on 16 October 1965, by an Evening Post staff photographer. Baxter had...