96 hours before the World War II invasion of Normandy, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill struggles with his severe reservations with Operation Overlord.
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Veteran calls for lives lost during NZ Land Wars to be honoured
Te Arawa Māori Returned Services League president Te Kei Merito wants to see the lives of those who fought during the New Zealand Land Wars honoured the same as those on ANZAC Day.
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Making an Anzac Day cultural statement with haka
More than 100 Māori and Aboriginal people performed the haka and corroboree today in Perth to honour the sacrifices made by ANZAC soldiers and to celebrate the coming together of two cultures.
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"There is a debt from my country to the Māori community"- Italian ambassador
Nearly 30,000 NZ soldiers lost their lives in World War I and World War II, with more than 2,000 buried in cemeteries throughout Italy. To commemorate that special connection, an honoured guest was hosted by Ngāti Hori, Ngāti Toa Harapaki in Heretaunga today.
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Veterans at Anzac Day services welcome wellbeing funds from govt
A $4.1mil cash boost from government to support the health and wellbeing of veterans and their families when they leave the defence forces has been welcomed by those at Anzac commemorations. Minister for Veterans Ron Mark says many are unaware of their entitlements after service.
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God King and Country
From the lagoons of Porirua, four cousins of the Wineera whānau enlist into the Māori Battalion. Hungry for adventure, the cousins soon find themselves pinned on enemy lines.
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Egypt-based Sgt Reihana following in father's footsteps
Sergeant Arihi Reihana of Ngāpuhi was deployed to Egypt in August last year to patrol coastal regions in the Sinai Peninsula. She's following in the footsteps of her father, who served in the 1st Battalion of the Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment.
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ANZAC Cove Dawn Service 2019
LIVE: Coverage from the Gallipoli Dawn Service, capturing the moving atmosphere of the place where the Anzac troops fell and commemoration began.
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NewsThe state of the NZDF today
While the focus of Anzac Day is mainly on the past deeds and sacrifices of New Zealand’s armed forces, it’s also a chance to reflect on the NZDF’s contributions in the present day.
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ANZACs were a truly multi-national force
While most of us know that ‘ANZAC’ stands for ‘Australian and New Zealand Army Corps’, few probably know that it might have been a different story. You might not know that it wasn’t just Australians and New Zealanders that fought under the ANZAC name too.
