A vine upbringing
Kati Kasza's father instilled in her a love of plants and the importance of seeking quality.
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Queens Wharf Red Gates swing open for visitors
Thousands of Aucklanders yesterday marched on to Queens Wharf to mark the opening of the Red Gates on Anzac Day.
Book review: <i>The Gallipoli Letter</i>
The historical preoccupation with Gallipoli becomes easily comprehensible when you remember that 8141 Australians and 2721 New Zealanders died during the brief campaign.
French await last-minute Aussie arrivals for Anzac Day
The green and gold bunting is hanging in the streets and the Australian flags are flying, but the French town which commemorates Anzac Day is missing its usual hoards of Aussie tourists.
PM preparing for first Gallipoli visit
Mr Key has joined the New Zealand contingent in Turkey, which includes 22 veterans, 23 secondary school students and Defence Force staff.
Season for Anzac tales
Another Anzac Day remembered (this is the 95th anniversary) and another clutch of books with military themes have appeared...
Vets' diary
"It's a strange feeling walking along the beach and knowing Dad walked along it 95 years ago..."
Veterans view Anzac battlegrounds
Veterans in Gallipoli for the 95th Anniversary of the landings on Anzac Day had their first look at the battleground sites yesterday.
<i>Anzac Heirs</i>: A selfless lifetime of service
This year, the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association has introduced a special award for a New Zealander who best embodies the Anzac spirit.
Gallipoli fraud - they're Kiwis, not Australians
A case of Anzac identity theft has been uncovered 95 years after the Gallipoli landings.
Italy: Bloody beauty
Jim Eagles explores the violent history and stunning beauty of Tuscany and Umbria.