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Because of the decay of the once-great Islamic state, the Ottoman Empire, the foreign affairs of many of the powers of Europe around 1853 were consumed ...

With a deck that could double as a wharf, this new home in Christchurch is elevated to avoid flooding - it's this year's ADNZ Supreme award winner.

The Wars of the Roses were an English civil war between the House of Lancaster and the House of York, which was allowed to begin by the the madness of K...

Great Britain has a long, storied military history. For every glorious victory and brilliant general, however, there's an ignominious defeat and blundering fool. The following list presents ten such incompetents.

Waikato clubs under alert level 3 are out on the beaches, but working with restrictions as the patrol season begins.

From panoramic views and cosy country breaks, to cultural towns and cityscapes, theres plenty to explore as Victoria begins to open once more.

The Armed Forces will begin to support the Welsh Ambulance Service from today. Fifty troops from 4 Regiment Royal Logistic Corp will drive ambulances across Wales from today having undergone training at Newport’s Raglan Barracks on the weekend. They will be joined in the next week by a further 50 personnel from the Royal Navy […]

Aotearoa has recorded its largest daily number of cases since pandemic began, and a third dose of the vaccine has been recommended for some.

THE Armed Forces began their support of the Welsh Ambulance Service this week.

From films, Halloween trails, quizzes and spooktaculars - there is plenty to enjoy at Welsh castles this Halloween