[When he was Prime Minister after the death of Harold Holt, John McEwen asked Sir Charles Spry, the head of ASIO, for information about Maxwell Newton, a journalist associated with McEwan's political rival, Bill McMahon, and who was a publicist for the Japan External Trade Organisation (JETRO)] O'Neill

Mock-up for cover and issue of the magazine "Wings, official magazine of the RAAF" / Harold Freedman

Drawing the ballot for the Ruapehu draft of the NZ Leave Scheme, Maadi, Egypt - Photograph taken by Harold G...

JAPAN MOURNS THE FOREIGN MINISTER WHO WAS MAINLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ANGLO-JAPANESE TREATY

For Quarantine Officer Cyril Evans 1981 was the Year of the Bat. Not only did he have a borer-nibbled cricke...

The Mamma, which for many years was a well-known Union Steam Ship Company ship in ports on the New Zealand c...

August 29, 1914. A FINGER IN THE PIE. The Jap: "Now for a Japanese Plum!" At this period Japan was aiding wo...

e. a. Jauncej Foow. THE REV. FATHER S. WhONY, S.M., who died yesterday. He was ivell kmvwn for his work in c...

"This is the basic treaty of friendship and co-operation - you've just signed the bill for dinner" McCrae

A road roller guarded by an American marine on Guadalcanar Island. It was taken there by the Japanese for us...

The United States hos/u'/ui'i'ship Cum for', which was damaged by a Japanese suicide attach near Okinawa. Th...

WWII POW [During the second World War, 27 Australian prisoners of war were tried and executed for doing their patriotic duty by trying to escape from Japanese POW work camps] O'Neill

Tough Australian troops come out of the front line for a spell. This photograph was taken less than a hundre...

Saku, a Brave and Intelligent Girl of Thirteen from Tochigi who was Awarded Five Yen by the Prefectural Office for Rescuing a Baby from the River, No. 729 from the series The Postal Newspaper (Yūbin hōchi shimbun)