Veteran, 97, has massive Anzac Day schedule
Norman Bitters didn't just want to go to one Anzac service, didn't just want one beer.
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Will salutes NZ heroes at Auckland's War Memorial Museum
Duke pays respects to Gallipoli fallen before meeting mosque attack responders.
Australian Defence Force preventing Kiwis from serving
Australia's government has concerns about an "insider threat" within their defence force.
Hundreds of Kiwis attend London dawn service
Kiwis cherish public Anzac commemoration in London after recent security concerns.
Focus Live Earlier: ANZAC Day service from Wellington
Focus Live Earlier: ANZAC Day service from Wellington.
Focus Live Earlier: ANZAC day service from Mt Maunganui
Focus Live Earlier: ANZAC day service from Mt Maunganui. / Alan Gibson
Focus Live Earlier: 2019 ANZAC day commemorations
Focus Live Earlier: 2019 ANZAC day commemorations.
Live: Anzac Day - Chch attacks hang heavily over dawn services
Turkish mosque shooting survivor attends Chch service on crutches.
Anzac Day across the country: We will remember them
Kiwis across the country have come together in solidarity.
Anzac terror plot: Kiwis targeted in alleged Isis Gallipoli threat
Turkey has arrested an Islamic State member over an alleged Anzac Day threat.
Your Anzac Day break weather forecast
NZTA urges motorists to keep their cool as Anzac Day brings sunny skies and busy roads.
Vandals destroy multiple Anzac Day crosses in Huntly
A field of white crosses in Huntly has been destroyed by a group of vandals.
People in possession of banned firearms must tell police
Police Commissioner reiterates there has been no specific threat made to Anzac Day service
People throw hands up for unofficial Anzac Day services
New Zealanders throughout the country are thinking about running their own events.
Nearly 60 Anzac Day events in Auckland scrapped
The council, RSA and Police have agreed on the consolidated list of events.
Veterans furious after Anzac Day service skips NZ anthem
'This is an Australian service in Australia,' the club president reportedly said.
Soper: We'll never forget our Anzacs
COMMENT: Anzac Day commemorates a ghastly chapter of our history.
Horses of war: Thousands never returned
Respects paid to Bess and animals of the Great War. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Auckland Harbour Bridge lighting up to honour Anzacs
Vector Lights on Auckland Harbour Bridge, light up to honour Anzacs. Source: Auckland Council
Dawn service at the Auckland War Memorial Museum
Dawn service at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. / Michael Craig
Lest We Forget: Anzac Day remembered by young and old
About 18,000 people gathered at the Auckland War Memorial Museum for the dawn service.
ANZAC Day commemorations at Auckland War Memorial Museum
Thousands of New Zealanders are expected at Anzac Day dawn ceremonies across the country this morning to honour the sacrifices and valour of our servicemen and women.
Raining purple poppies: Remember the animals
Bulls community make purple poppies for war animals. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Editorial: Anzac Day - Give peace a chance
EDITORIAL:From patriotism to peacemaking, focus of war commemorations is rightly changing.
Puzzling encounter led to Anzac Day tradition
Doing a good turn for two women sparked an unsolved mystery at Pyes Pa Cemetery.
Your full guide: Anzac Day Services around NZ
Anzac Day services around the country will honour our servicemen and women.
Landscapes for rememberance
Gallipoli to Ypres: the First World War changed these sites forever, in stunning photos by Michael St. Maur Sheil
Auck Harbour Bridge light show planned for Anzac Day
The Auckland Harbour Bridge will feature a special light show in honour of Anzac Day.
Defence Force axes firing parties at Anzac Day
RSA members are upset the NZDF has withdrawn support for firing parties this Anzac Day.
Turkish Government destroys Anzac monument
Anzac cove memorial defaced by the Turkish Government, stripping the inscription.
The bad things about nationalism
COMMENT: Nationalism is not a new thing in NZ, writes Heather du Plessis-Allan.