William lays wreath, now heads to Chch to meet mosque shooting victims' relatives.

Kiwis across the country have come together in solidarity.

Calling Assange a narcissist is psychobabble or misuse of diagnostic tags to diminish him.

What have we achieved in a century since rapturous crowds welcomed the Anzacs home?

Jude Dobson says the sacrifice of NZ soldiers in France shows the meaning of Anzac Day.

The exhibition was created with help from Weta Workshop.

Auckland Anzac digger Les Jerram survived two world wars.

Photogenic mountain gorillas pose for a selfie in the Congo.

Thousands of Kiwi soldiers served for other countries in the war.

The Note Through the Wire is a true love story about Josefine Lobnik and Bruce Murray.

The past three years have jeopardised decades of peace, but there are glimmers of hope.

Timaru man says suitcase 'ransacked' and cash and medal stolen in transit to UK.

Sir Wira Gardiner's new book details the Maori Battalion's fighting in World War II.

Police say there is no specific threat, but are urging caution after Christchurch attacks.

The recently refurbished Te Arawa Memorial was crashed into on Tuesday night.

Rousing Auckland welcome and pub ban for Māori soldiers in World War 1 a century ago.

Historic military equipment has been found by fishermen near Lyttelton.

RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.

Love for one another and truthfulness are things we should all aspire to.

We need to understand our 'dark side' if we are to combat family violence

Following a deadly blackout, Venezuela's leader has come up with a wild theory.

A lawyer, the NZSAS, and a new Goliath-sized fight.

Low-key influenza memorial a lost opportunity for pandemic planning, say researchers.

The study estimates the war typically took five years off the lives of veterans.

A proud legacy from the women's Mau movement in Sāmoa revealed.

Not stuck in the past, new materials for the future. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

World War 1 censorship set stage for a century of state snooping on New Zealanders

The media demonise North Korea's interests and close off the possibility of engagement.

Lena Goldstein lived with eight people in a bathroom in Nazi-occupied Poland.