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Why did PM reject calls to honour Kiwi soldier's courageous mountain rescue? - Vimarsana News

Why did PM reject calls to honour Kiwi soldier's courageous mountain rescue?

The campaign to secure heightened recognition for a soldier’s selfless act of courage has hit a hurdle - and there are suggestions that it’s because of the

The tragic death of David Stewart: Chris Hipkins call revealed in fight to recognise bravery of fallen soldier - Vimarsana News

The tragic death of David Stewart: Chris Hipkins call revealed in fight to recognise bravery of fallen soldier

Private David Stewart was one of six killed in the 1990 tragedy on Mt Ruapehu.

Anzac Day: 13 people set out for Mt Ruapehu in 1990, but just 7 returned alive - Vimarsana News

Anzac Day: 13 people set out for Mt Ruapehu in 1990, but just 7 returned alive

LUZ ZUNIGA/Stuff An homage to the heroes of the Army tragedy of Mount Ruapehu, in 1990, marked Anzac Day commemorations in Stoke. Anzac Day, the national day of remembrance, is usually dominated by stories of heroic deeds far away and long ago, but one service took the time to reflect on a tragic chapter of New Zealand Army history which was “as heroic as any from war, but unfortunately too few know of”. Colonel Bernard Isherwood spoke about the tragedy at a memorial service in Nelson. “Unlike most stories shared today, it’s not about battles in far-flung fields,” he said, but her...

Greater recognition needed for Ruapehu Tragedy - Vimarsana News

Greater recognition needed for Ruapehu Tragedy

LUZ ZUNIGA/Stuff An homage to the heroes of the Army tragedy of Mount Ruapehu, in 1990, marked Anzac Day commemorations in Stoke. Anzac Day, the national day of remembrance, is usually dominated by stories of heroic deeds far away and long ago, but one service took the time to reflect on a tragic chapter of New Zealand Army history which was “as heroic as any from war, but unfortunately too few know of”. Colonel Bernard Isherwood spoke about the tragedy at a memorial service in Nelson. “Unlike most stories shared today, it’s not about battles in far-flung fields,” he said, but her...