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Anzac Day: A nation remembers
Tens of thousands attended Anzac ceremonies throughout the country today.
Anzac Day around the country: 2012
New Zealand recognises the soldiers that died at Gallipoli as Anzac Day is celebrated around the country.
Bomb threat fails to disrupt Anzac service
Crowds gathered at the Auckland War Memorial Museum for a dawn service were unaware police had received a threat a bomb would be planted at the cenotaph.
Editorial: Change has kept alive the memories
All too rapidly, the ranks of those who served in World War II are dwindling. This will again be apparent at Anzac Day services throughout the country today.
Twelve Questions with Betty Morris
In an Anzac Day special, we talk to Betty Morris, who at 18 volunteered to go to Italy in the 2nd NZ Expeditionary Force.
Bishop's courage under fire in France
A small bronze crucifix welded from World War I rifle bullet cartridges stands as a testament to one man's bravery and selflessness.
Does it bother you that Anzac Day poppies are made in China?
War veterans and volunteers collecting money in Queenstown for Poppy Day have been verbally abused by people who believe the poppies are made in China.
Ode to the Fallen - Anzac Day
"We will remember them." In every RSA, Ode to the Fallen by Laurence Binyon is recited to remember fallen servicepersons every Friday at 6pm. They shall grow not old as we that are left grow old. Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning. We will remember them.