Thousands of people lined the streets of Wellington for the Anzac Street Parade, made up of 16 vintage World War I vehicles from Sir Peter Jackson's personal collection.

For many Kiwis, Anzac Day has an almost sacred or spiritual quality and, for some, it represents a proxy national day, writes Bryce Edwards.

They were sketched amid the hell of Gallipoli, drew the complements of the WW1 campaign’s foremost generals, and were later shown before the Royal Family.

WWI mini-series gets personal with drama and romance as well as action.

They have sailed 14,000 nautical miles halfway around the world, in the wake of the Anzac soldiers and seamen who fought and died a century ago.

On the 100th anniversary, we are probably closer than ever to recognising the real significance of Anzac Day.

If the rehearsal is anything to go by, the real thing will be powerful, stirring and emotional.

A former National MP and author of The Good Lobbyist's Guide, has been getting in ministers' ears, urging them to stop subsidising the loss-making operations of KiwiRail.

BJ Clark wanders the carefully-manicured rows of Gallipoli gravestones with the Youth Ambassadors.

On Anzac Day we'll use the power of social media to recreate the opening hours of the Gallipoli campaign.

They chatted and shared stories of their connections to the Anzacs as they walked in queues along the windswept roads of the peninsula. And then, they stopped.

The landscape of war is being recreated in an online game of Minecraft that will appeal to all ages. The Gallipoli in Minecraft exhibition at Auckland Museum opens tomorrow and runs until October 11. A virtual world recreating the 1915 Gallipoli landscape in the popular game of Minecraft will be downloadable from Anzac Day.

Building the biggest Poppy in the world to honor WW100 and those who protected our freedom and democracy. The Giant Poppy will consist of 59,000 discs.

Two things immediately strike you when standing at Anzac Cove: the tiny beach, and just how daunting and steep the rugged terrain is that lies ahead.

Preparations for commemorative ceremonies at the Gallipoli Peninsula are in full swing. Reporter Anna Leask is there.

Thousands of people of all ages had come to place the red metal discs over the past five days, including many schoolchildren.

Canakkale, a bustling, tourist-student town the size of Dunedin, has already filled up with New Zealand and Australian officials, dignitaries, and local visitors for Anzac Day.

Good Friday, April 2, 1915. Private Claude Carrell ate his breakfast in bed and pulled out his diary.

A third Melbourne teenager has been charged in relation to the alleged plot to attack Anzac Day events, which reportedly envisaged running over a police officer, knifing him to death and then using....

An art exhibition with an Anzac twist is paying tribute to the Cook Islands soldiers who served in World War I.

An online family history database is opening its military records tomorrow as an Anzac gesture.

When Richard Stowers published his first book about the Gallipoli campaign in 2005 he knew he had more to say.