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Editorial: A hundred years since Anzacs returned
What have we achieved in a century since rapturous crowds welcomed the Anzacs home?
Remembrance service for Anzac pilgrims
Anzac pilgrims killed in car crash on their way to a grandfather's Gallipoli war grave.
Jude Dobson: Let's not forget our Western Front Anzacs
Jude Dobson says the sacrifice of NZ soldiers in France shows the meaning of Anzac Day.
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NZTA urges motorists to keep their cool as Anzac Day brings sunny skies and busy roads.
Vandals attack Ngaruawahia cenotaph, steal wreaths, in lead up to Anzac Day
A 2m length of stone was damaged while a plaque and two bronze wreaths were stolen.
Anzac Day: The people who should sleep in tomorrow
Husband to an army officer, Lee Suckling reveals the reality of being married to military.
John Tamihere: We owe it to our fallen to protect true national day
COMMENT: Anzac events unify NZ and 15/3 attack must not change that.
Kiwi digger who survived two world wars
Auckland Anzac digger Les Jerram survived two world wars.
Aussie firms face $54k if they mess with Anzac biscuit
Bakeries and small firms that mess with Anzac biscuit recipe face fine of $54,473
Vandals destroy multiple Anzac Day crosses in Huntly
A field of white crosses in Huntly has been destroyed by a group of vandals.
WWII mystery solved: Family's epic journey to find soldier's remains
'He was very much a part of our world, even though we never met him.'
Overworked police like 'zombies': lack of manpower behind fewer Anzac events
Security analyst says police don't have enough officers to cover Anzac Day services.
MPs head to Africa, Turkey to improve relations
Trevor Mallard says improved relations could lead to trade benefits in decades to come.
People in possession of banned firearms must tell police
Police Commissioner reiterates there has been no specific threat made to Anzac Day service
Editorial: Anzac Day diminished by the police
Public reassurance is not a good reason to reduce Anzac day ceremonies.
People throw hands up for unofficial Anzac Day services
New Zealanders throughout the country are thinking about running their own events.
Kiwi flyer stranded after luggage 'ransacked', $7000 stolen
Timaru man says suitcase 'ransacked' and cash and medal stolen in transit to UK.
Nearly 60 Anzac Day events in Auckland scrapped
The council, RSA and Police have agreed on the consolidated list of events.
Mosque shootings aftermath: West Auckland RSA Anzac Day events cancelled
Venues throughout West Auckland have been deemed unsafe in the current situation.
John Roughan: NZ saddled with outdated attitudes
COMMENT: Crusaders and Anzac Day service need modernising.
Police want fewer Anzac Day events in interests of public safety
Police say there is no specific threat, but are urging caution after Christchurch attacks.
Muslim prayer cancelled at Porirua Anzac Day service
Talk of New Zealand being all one is rubbish, says service organiser.
Anzac backlash: Veterans angry at Muslim prayer plan
RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.
'Hostile'? The official advice for Kiwis travelling to Turkey
Turkish officials have categorically ruled out any security threat against Kiwis.
Winston Peters heads to Turkey to 'put the record straight' over terrorist attack
Winston Peters is heading to Turkey after the President's inflammatory comments.
WWI photographer's medals: From England to Waiouru
NZ World War I photographer's medals to be displayed before Anzac Day.
Cocksy on his cancer battle: 'Always aim higher, give everything a shot'
John "Cocksy" Cocks lost his battle with kidney cancer this week.
France: Unearthing the final casualty of the First World War
The official estimate of war dead from the final day is 10,900, almost certainly low.
Armistice day: Lest we forget
It can be rewarding to take time out and pay respects, writes Jude Dobson.
Editorial: A day to remember a nation's sacrifice
EDITORIAL: More than 16,000 Kiwis died in the four years of fighting between 1914-18.
Gallipoli medal won, century later
Corporal John McIntosh Fraser was one of the thousands of Kiwi soldiers killed during WW1.
Big Read: Old soldiers and why we remember them
Kurt Bayer reflects on war, loss, mateship, memory, and remembering.