Lest We Forget: RSAs important for veterans, young people alike

The country's 180 RSA's will be busy tomorrow as veterans and their families gather to mark Anzac Day. The Royal New Zealand Returned and Services Association was set up in 1916 by soldiers returning from the ill-fated Gallipoli campaign. But more than 100 years on, how relevant are they to younger people and what does the future of the clubs hold? We sent our reporter Leonard Powell to the Grey Lynn Returned Serviceman's Club to find out.