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Ralph Hunter, 15, has been playing the bagpipes for less than five years and is already making waves in the community. What started with his grandfather...

Ban comes after Greens MPs wore the scarf that’s long been a symbol for the struggle for a Palestinian state

A few weeks ago, Act Party MP Mark Cameron called out the Auckland War Memorial Museum/Tāmaki Paenga Hira for being “divisive and disrespectful” with its...

The emotional journey of ANZAC - Lemnos 1915 through the eyes of a migrant whose family's story intertwines with Australia's rich ANZAC history. Watch the documentary on SBS On Demand for a touching tribute to the unsung heroes of Gallipoli.

Three Katikati Primary School students have helped honour the memory of past student and first All Blacks captain David Gallaher. In time for this year’s...

This occasion is often seen as one to commemorate the loss of life and the integrity of often needless sacrifice, when it should be one to understand that a country with choices in war and peace decided to neglect them. The pattern risks repeating itself.

The events of April 25, known in Australia as Anzac Day, are saccharine and tinged about sacrifice, a way of explicating the unmentionable and the barely

Over 150 runners and walkers from New Plymouth, Hawera, Feilding, Palmerston North and Whanganui descended upon Victoria Park on Thursday, April 25, to...

LINCOLN Jones stood proudly at the face of the Port MacDonnell Anzac Day dawn service alongside his school choir peers, […]

CEO of the Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association (RSA) Marty Donoghue says some Anzac Day commemorations have “become a bit like Disneyland”...