Anzac trilogy reveals three pocket-sized hits
Short and not so sweet -- three plays sharply illuminate the tragedy of World War I
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World War I Kiwi soldier's remains reburied in Belgium
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A black and white photo that lest we forget
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Murder mystery: Deathbed confession of Kiwi serial killer
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Sweeping health check focuses on modern veterans
A sprawling check on recent Kiwi war veterans begins amid warnings of a "lost generation".
Rifles will not fall silent
Key to Anzac Day rifle-shot tribute is link to police, ex-solder says
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NZDF expert warns of 'lost generation'
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In a huge show of military power, China is sending a message to the rest of the world.
All Blacks inspired by war heroes
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Work honours Kiwi facial repair pioneer
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Political Roundup: NZ's fraught balancing act on Syria bombing
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Alexander Gillespie: Syrian strike held a risk of war with Russia
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Pitts-Taylor's determination to help in the war has empowered her female ancestors.
Humble hero praises mental health move
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Your view: 'Maori were patriots fighting for their rights'
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Six basic questions about the war in Syria
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Missiles rain down on Syrian capital in hour-long strike
Pentagon spokesman said US and its allies "successfully hit every target" in airstrikes.
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