Dawn parade

Speakers at the event included Dunedin MP Rachel Brooking and Brigadier Matthew Weston, with Lt William Atkinson from the second 4th Battalion Royal NZ Infantry ...

As dawn pierced Rotorua's night sky, this year's Anzac Day dawn service was not only a time to remember those who had given their lives at war, ...

Retired Navy Commander Lyal Cocks led a short service that included a welcome by Ryan Enoka in te reo Māori and English. The national anthems of New Zealand and ...

Video shows the car being moved by many hands after it was left parked directly in front of the seats for veterans.

Thousands have gathered at dawn ceremonies around the country to commemorate Kiwis who have given their service - and for many, their lives - in military...

The Anzac Day broadcast, at Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in Wellington, marks the anniversary of the landing of New Zealand and Australian soldiers ...

Vice Admiral David Johnston AC RAN: It is a privilege to stand with you on this Anzac Day, together with the members of the Australian Defence Force who ...

The National Dawn Service at the Australian War Memorial in Canberra has wrapped up, with more than 32,000 people paying their respects. This year's ...

Still morning air, a glowing full moon and a sunrise basking the Oamaru War Memorial in pink light. Oamaru's Dawn Service this Anzac Day was a stark ...

Johnson served in the Australian Army for six years and travelled to Melbourne from NSW to take part in the service with his family. He said he was proud to ...

Surrounding the Mount Maunganui Cenotaph which stands as a solemn sentinel, the community has gathered to honour and remember the sacrifices of those who served ...

For me, Anzac Day is about the stories,'' said Royal New Zealand Naval Volunteer Reserve Lieutenant John Ahearn at the Katikati Anzac Day service. “We all.

Veterans, military members and the public will join together to remember those who served and died in military campaigns around the world. • Anzac Day marks the anniversary of New Zealand and Australian troops landing on the Gallipoli peninsula, now part ...

One ex-serviceman at the Auckland War Memorial Museum told 1News: "I'm standing here because lots of people aren't."

Palmerston North residents crowded into Te Marae o Hine to remember the sacrifices of “ordinary” men and women.

With our collective remembrance, and steadfast belief in our common humanity, we strengthen our hope and resolve to do what we can to foster dialogue and ...