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My Auckland: Devonport
Elisabeth Easther talks to navy veteran Fred Wilson as he prepares for Anzac Day events, and asks what he loves most about living in Devonport.
Designer to be RSA patron
Celebrated fashion designer Trelise Cooper has been appointed patron for the Auckland Returned Services Association.
New hope for RSA payout
The Corrections Department faces a fresh legal challenge over its handling of RSA killer William Bell, with the widower of one his victims relaunching a claim for compensation.
$300,000 for RSA survivor
The Department of Corrections has confirmed it will pay Susan Couch - the sole survivor of the Mt Wellington RSA massacre - $300,000 in punitive damages.
Corrections to pay sole survivor
The sole survivor of an attack at an Auckland Returned and Services Association in which three people were murdered is poised to get a payout from the Corrections Department.
RSA survivor close to settling case
The lawyer for the sole survivor of the RSA massacre says negotiations for compensation with the Corrections Department could be settled by tomorrow night.
Student army receives Anzac award
Christchurch's Student Volunteer Army - created to respond to the city's devastating earthquakes - is this evening being presented the RSA's prestigious Anzac of the Year award, the first time the honour has been given to non-military personnel.
Fields of poppies in Auckland
A field of thousands of Anzac poppies has been planted on Auckland's waterfront to boost awareness of Poppy Day.
Fran O'Sullivan: Look out for the kids when you swing that axe, Mr Key
NZ should hope John Key shows some common sense - tempered with heart - when he goes about trying to reduce from 328,000 the number of Kiwis on solo parent, sickness and invalid benefits, writes Fran O'Sullivan.