<i>Anzac Heirs:</i> Wisdom in the Solomons
Gaining the trust of locals is a big part of the job for part-time soldiers deployed in the Pacific.
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Peace activists have been accused of "trading off" the famous red poppy brand.
Malfunction halts veterans' Gallipoli flight
Veterans on their way to Gallipoli commemorations have been delayed by seven hours after a malfunction on their Air Force plane.
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Fifty years on from the Springboks' 1956 thrashing of Maori, questions are being raised about an order to throw the match.
God can't save Queen from Anzac dumping
A decision to dump God Save the Queen from this year's Anzac Day dawn service in Melbourne has angered monarchists.
White lies and war
Filmmaker Gaylene Preston, who put the wartime memories of women, including her mother, on film, has turned her attention to her father's war.
<i>The Pacific</i> offers gritty re-enactment of war
Viewers of The Pacific will be rewarded if they can stand the gritty reality, writes Pacific War veteran Harry Bioletti.
Moa bones and adze head find may date to 1400s
Moa bones and a Maori adze head are discovered on an historic building site on Auckland's North Shore.