Interview with Captain Laura North, who's son Elijah suffers from a rare neurological disorder called microcephaly.

The Auckland Harbour Bridge will feature a special light show in honour of Anzac Day.

"Sport too often is compared to going to war and it's nothing like it," says Hansen.

Army heroes helping change mental health attitudes.

EDITORIAL: How sad the NZDF can no longer fire a shot for Anzac Day.

RSA members are upset the NZDF has withdrawn support for firing parties this Anzac Day.

Military veterans will again benefit from the RSA's annual Poppy Appeal.

The Vector Lights will go green from 8pm on Saturday night.

Admiral Harry Harris is Donald Trump's pick for US Ambassador to Australia.

COMMENT: What is and isn't appropriate in the arena of political protest?

The man photographed with a NZSAS beret and a rack of medals admits they're not his.

COMMENT: Nationalism is not a new thing in NZ, writes Heather du Plessis-Allan.

Police say they are closing in on thieves who stole an Anzac Day collection box.

Invercargill families of Anzac Day shooting victims in 'total shock'

COMMENT: Anzac Day should be used to talk about what it means to be a New Zealander.

"This peninsula of war is now a place of friendship and healing," says Amy Adams.

Francis Toko's family wanted him to attend today's Anzac services even in death.

Children to the fore as New Zealand remembers on Anzac Day

Watch the moving Dawn Service in Whanganui. Made with funding from NZ on Air

Three days before Anzac Day, members of the Gisborne RSA removed the entire executive.

A devoted nephew who held up a name placard at a service he was mistaken for a protester.

The country pauses to remember the cost of peace of honour those who died for our freedom.

Veteran soldier who died overnight had a special farewell at this morning's dawn service.

WWII veteran tells of the terrifying moment his navy ship was hit by a torpedo.

Australian footballers in town for the Masters Games put trans-Tasman rivalries aside.

Thousands of people have turned out at Anzac Day commemorations around the country and the world today.

Thousands of people turned out at Anzac Day commemorations around the country.

We who live comfortably owe much to those who made it possible, writes Peter Whitmore.

Special service remembers the incredible WWII derring-do of the Long Range Desert Group.

EDITORIAL: A centenary of a long war helps us imagine what it must have been like.