An Anzac Day documentary tells the story of a Kiwi soldier who comforted the dying.

Anzac Day services are planned around the country on Friday. A dawn service and civic ceremony will take place at Auckland Domain, where a parade will begin at 6am.

In 1942, at the age of 49, World War One hero Ormond Burton went on trial in the Supreme Court at Wellington.

The naming of the Kiwis side for the upcoming Anzac test looms as one of the most important in recent times.

This year, Anzac Day closely follows Easter, the most sacredly held period for Christians. One of these narratives is deeply embedded in fact, the other, myth, writes Sam Clements.

A Singapore-based Kiwi couple were among 950 NZers selected from a ballot to attend the 100th anniversary of the Anzac landing in Gallipoli next year.

Downing St has intervened to quell the the latest row over WWI centenary commemorations amid claims the role of Australian and NZ troops is being ignored.

British officials are defending their plans for commemorations of World War I amid fears recognition of New Zealand's role could fall victim to an "Anzac whitewash".

There are fears recognition of NZ's role in WWI in British commemorations this year could fall victim to an 'Anzac whitewash' driven by domestic politics.

The sole survivor of the Anzac Day helicopter crash has been allowed to lay health and safety charges against the Defence Force.

The sole survivor of the Anzac Day 2010 military helicopter crash today launched his court bid to seek criminal prosecutions for his air force superiors.

The Government says up to 2000 places will be open to New Zealanders to attend Anzac Day at Gallipoli for the 100th anniversary in 2015.

An Anzac Day poppy posted on social media has been criticised by the RSA after it was branded with a skincare company's logo.

New Zealanders young and old remembered those fallen in battle at Anzac services around the world.

Bad weather didn't stop hundreds from attending the national Anzac Day commemorative service in central Wellington today.

Australians have proved the Anzac spirit is alive and well, with huge numbers attending dawn services across the country, as the centenary of Gallipoli nears.

Thousands marched through the gates of the Auckland Domain and to the cenotaph outside the city's museum today. The weather cleared for the Anzac Day dawn service where veterans were applauded and fallen soldiers were remembered.

It's an old and battered little blue book, held together by pieces of string and sticking plasters.

Thousands of people have attended Anzac Day services around New Zealand and across the globe.

A large crowd gathered in the corner of a wheat field yesterday to bury four British soldiers they never knew, who were killed in World War I nearly a century ago.