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Anzac Day: Follow live updates from across Aotearoa

The Ministry of Culture and Heritage has pulled the plug on two services for Anzac Day in the capital.

Wellington’s iconic Bucket Fountain target of anti-war protest

Posters have also been stuck around its perimeter.

In pictures: Anzac Day marked at dawn services across NZ

Thousands are remembering those who fought and died in war. Here are some of the best photos from services around Aotearoa.

Anzac Day live updates: National Commemoration Service cancelled due to strong winds

The service was supposed to take place at the Pukeahu National War Memorial.

The secret history of the Anzac biscuit

The precursors to the Anzac biscuit included eggs and were sandwiched together with jam - so what changed?

Cold start to Anzac Day, with rain on the way for some

MetService expects winds of up to 109km/h in central Wellington for later on Anzac Day.

Kidnappings, shots fired in eastern Bay of Plenty incident

A Kawerau man is facing numerous charges after allegedly pointing a gun at police and holding people hostage in their own homes.

Anzac Day Dawn service at Mount Maunganui

Thousands gathered at the Mount Cenotaph to remember our soldiers' sacrifices.

Man charged after 70-year-old, two others held hostage, firearm discharged at Bay of Plenty police

A man is in custody after a firearm was discharged at police in the Bay of Plenty.

Watch: Attendees at New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service lift car by hand

A group of people had to manually lift and move a car before New Plymouth's Anzac Day dawn service could begin.

Anzac Day 2024: Northlanders share their families’ connections to war

While war can feel worlds away, its reach is often felt on home soil.

New joint plaque on Paraparaumu’s War Memorial Arch honours Al Don and Dick Grigg

New joint plaque placed on War Memorial Arch.

Firefighters tackling out-of-control burn-off near Bulls

The fire was around 600 square metres in size at 10am on Thursday.

Quarry connected to $55,000 donation to NZ First and Shane Jones, approached over fast-track

The Government has been urged to manage potential conflicts.

Appeal court rejects Jehovah’s Witnesses bid to be excluded from royal commission scrutiny

The commission is now due to make its final report by June 26.

Anzac Day 2024: People gather from all over the region to honour the Anzacs

People gather to remember our fallen soldiers.

Residents seek answers after years of abuse, poor behaviour from Parnell lodge tenants

The Parnell lodges' owners are being accused of putting profits ahead of any sense of social responsibility to residents.

Anzac Day: Servicemen's story tells of ties between NZ, Australia

When a Whanganui flight sergeant was shot into the sea, an Australian soldier wrote to his mother of his "great courage and resolution".

Three's Ryan Bridge rumoured to be signing with Newstalk ZB

He is first in line to be the new host of Newstalk ZB's Early Edition morning show, according to a report.

WWI 'always part of our family histories' - Dame Cindy Kiro

Dame Cindy Kiro says 109 years after the landing at Gallipoli, Anzac Day still holds a deep significance for New Zealanders.

Nelson City Council turns off Facebook comments amid surge in misinformation, abuse

The comments section is not a healthy way to debate issues the community is facing, council says.

Cash fare boxes stolen from Wellington buses

Police are investigating a string of cash fare boxes stolen from buses in Wellington.

Wānaka bird deaths: Phenomenon 'not uncommon'

It's not yet known what caused the deaths, but it could be down to algal blooms or botulism, officials say.

Anzac Day: Veterans not getting support they need, feel forgotten about

Some contemporary veterans say are dealing with the impacts of serving, but the government is not providing them with the support they need.

ADHD expert suspended after wrongly writing thousands of prescriptions

A doctor who wrote thousands of prescriptions for ADHD medication without the necessary approvals has been suspended for a year.

High Court overturns Waitangi Tribunal summons to Minister for Children Karen Chhour

The minister was due to give evidence on Friday regarding the government's plans to repeal section 7AA of the Oranga Tamariki Act

Increase in attacks has Auckland bus drivers worried they may not come home - union

An unprovoked attack on an Auckland bus driver is cruel and has highlighted the danger they face, FIRST Union says.

Supreme Court decision to name sex offender a 'massive victory', survivors say

The 21-year-old took his fight to keep his name secret to the country's highest court, but his loss means it can be published on 14 June.

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