WW1
Gallipoli, a Turkish perspective
Nejat Kavvas has lived in New Zealand for close to 40-years and is a former Turkish honorary consul to this country. He says a century on the Gallipoli campaign has brought the two countries closer… Audio
The Centenary of Gallipoli Landings
Philippa Tolley follows the days events in Gallipoli and assesses their impact. Audio
Anzac Day: Nation pays its respects
Services around the country have been held to mark 100 years since the Gallipoli campaign, with tens of thousands turning out to remember those who died far from home. Video, Audio
A century since the Gallipoli landings
Catch up with our coverage from Anzac Cove and around the world, as we remember the events of a century ago.
#LestWeForget - Anzac tributes on social media
Politicians, sports stars and other prominent New Zealanders and Australians have taken to social media to express their feelings this Anzac Day.
'Proud, inspired, emotional'
The woman behind the WWI Remembered: A Light and Sound Show in Wellington wants to take it around the world. Video, Audio
Disruptions to Anzac commemorations
Man who burned Australian flag banned from Anzac Day services Video
Anzac Day news special
Todd Niall presents Anzac Day highlights from around New Zealand and around the world. Audio
A revisionist history of Anzac Day
The curator of Te Papa's Gallipoli exhibition, Kirstie Ross, casts a critical eye on the accepted wisdom of what Anzac day is all about. Audio
Anzac music with The Eastern
Lyttleton string band The Eastern perform live in Christchurch with a series of Anzac-themed songs: 'E Pari Ra' by Paraire Tomoana; 'And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda' by Eric Bogle; 'Up Spinner'… Audio
Youth Ambassadors at Gallipoli
Georgina Lomax-Sawyers was a finalist in the Cyril Bassett VC Speech Competition and is head girl of Buller High School in Westport. Harlem Numanga Richards is an 18 year old fire technician, he won… Audio
Turkish ambassador Damla Yesim Say
Turkish ambassador Damla Yesim Say speaks from the Ataturk Memorial in Wellington. Audio
Anzac Cove: 100 years on
10,000 New Zealanders and Australians gathered at the dawn service at Gallipoli. Video, Audio
The landing, in their words
In the final minutes before its 100th anniversary sound archivist Sarah Johnston (pictured) tells the story of the landing at Gallipoli through the voices of those who were there. Audio
The Native Contingent
Many Maori opposed participation in the war after land confiscations by the British but others saw it as a golden opportunity to prove they were the equals of Pakeha. We speak to historian Monty… Audio
The soldier-making game: Sport in WW1
In 1902 one of New Zealand's very first All Blacks called rugby "the good, manly and soldier-making game". We explore the role of sport in WW1 with sport historian Greg Ryan and Dr Ron Palenski, chief… Audio
Indian Anzacs
There were more than 15 thousand Indians fighting at Gallipoli but their part in the campaign is often forgotten. Military historian Rana Chhina says Indian infantry and artillery were vital to the… Audio
Anzac Day past, present and future
The chief executive of the RSA David Moger reflects on the celebration of Anzac Day past, present and future. Audio
The life-and-limb costs of the war
The life-and-limb costs of the war to NZ; the home front realities at war’s end, including placing returned soldiers on marginal or poor farming land. Includes two end-of-war song parodies. Audio
