A photography exhibition and documentary telling the story behind the Bastion Point occupation of 1978 has proved so popular that Auckland City Library has extended its run until the end of June.

Most people won’t know much about Bastion Point, but its history is worth the retelling, and lessons are for life. I don’t have the time or the space here to do it, so here’s a snapshot. Bastion Point ...

After more than two decades of debate in the Mallacoota community, the Bastion Point ocean access boat ramp will open this Friday. The Victorian Government contributed about $6 million to the $6.5 ...

The Victorian Government has asked East Gippsland Shire Council to clarify its intentions for the Bastion Point boat ramp by the end of the year. Community consultation by the Department of Transport ...

Just under 30 minutes of historic documentary will be publicly aired this Wednesday - 36 years after it's original, though very limited, release. It will be a homecoming of sorts for the story of ...

Hundreds gathered this morning on Bastion Point to mark the 45th anniversary of a black day in Aotearoa history. Photo / Supplied Hundreds of whānau braved the cold conditions at the spiritual home of ...

Police encircle protesters ahead of the mass arrests to end the occupation of the disputed land at Bastion Point on May 25, 1978. (Photo: NZ Herald archive) The 40th anniversary of the Bastion Point ...

In 1977 protesters occupied Bastion Point, after the announcement of a housing development on land once belonging to Ngāti Whātua. Five hundred and six days later, police and army arrived en masse to ...