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Hunt for Kiwi Anzac's stolen war medals

Police on both sides of the Tasman are hunting a thief who pinched 12 medals awarded to a Kiwi Anzac who served at Gallipoli.

Gallipoli 100: Neil Finn with Jim Carter - Blue Smoke

Commemorating the centenary of the Gallipoli landing, Neil Finn and Jim Carter have re-recorded "Blue Smoke", composed by Ruru Karaitiana in 1940. Jim Carter played steel guitar on the 1948 recording with singer Pixie Williams.

Remembering our fallen

Off to see where his 'Pappy' served

Jamie Simpson grew up with family stories of his great-grandfather - now he will follow in his footsteps for the centenary commemorations at Gallipoli this Anzac Day.

Singer proud to sing anthem at Gallipoli

Rebecca Nelson was busking on a Devonport street when a man approached her with a curious proposition.

Spies sent to Turkey amid terror fears

Australia has sent special forces and intelligence agents to Turkey as part of security measures for the commemoration of the 100th anniversary of Gallipoli.

Anger after Anzac service canned

Some of Hawke's Bay's oldest war veterans could miss big public centennials marking the Gallipoli landings because the Anzac Day service in Havelock North has been scrapped.

Our reporting team in Turkey

On April 25, New Zealanders around the world will commemorate the centenary of the Anzac landings on the Gallipoli Peninsula.

Turkey and NZ share firm bond

For most Kiwis, Gallipoli is synonymous with the deaths of thousands of our men at the hands of enemy forces. But Nejat Kavvas has a very different perspective.

Gallipoli 100: The Anzac ceremonies

Our countdown begins to the 100-year anniversary of the Anzac landings on the Gallipoli Peninsula.

Neil Finn revives Anzac anthem

Neil Finn has re-recorded the 1940s Kiwi classic Blue Smoke — a song written and first played on a WWII troopship with lyrics about a soldier’s hopes to return home — with one of the musicians who played on the original.

Wildlife joins war tribute

Nature hadn't been placed on the guest list for an Anzac service in the Auckland Islands on Sunday, but she turned up anyway.

100 Kiwi Stories:Mother of 10 carried sad burden

81: Nellie Knight outlived six of her ten children. Of the seven sons she bore, four of them were casualties of war.

100 Kiwi Stories: Poignant letters from front

80: Letters addressed to wives, mothers, fathers, sisters and relatives, they provided a censored glimpse of the conditions facing the troops.

Photo: Cricket at Gallipoli

PM to lead NZ delegation to Gallipoli

Prime Minister John Key will join his Australian counterpart along with Prince of Wales and Prince Harry at next month's centenary commemorations of the Gallipoli landings.

Memories of a teenage coastwatcher

In 1942, when young radio operator Johnny Jones was sent to Auckland Islands as a radio operator, he recalls a country on edge.

Coastwatcher's son steps in to restore Ranui base

On March 26, the last of the southern coastwatchers, John Stuart Jones, was to have voyaged to the Auckland Islands with an expedition to restore his old home in Ranui Cove.