Anzac

There's a call for Pacific island soldiers who fought in the First World War to be honoured alongside Anzac troops at New Zealand's main war memorials. Audio

Wayne Brittenden looks at the impact of Gallipoli on our national psyche and comes up with a challenging critique of the campaign. Wallace Chapman follows up with psychology professor Tony Taylor, and… Audio

Director of Music for the Royal New Zealand Navy Band, which has just released its first album since 1982. Audio

Retired General Practitioner Roger Ridley Smith whose paper, The Sick Soldiers of Gallipoli, was presented to the Third Gallipoli Conference in Istanbul in 2012. Mentions the book Gallipoli by John… Audio

The Australian Government is contributing 100-million dollars for the Anzac centenary commemorations which begin in 2014. Audio

A military historian is rejecting the claim that Australia's ANZACs were bludgers as a backlash across the Tasman continues. Audio

Topics - A former army officer and historian for Australia's Department of Veterans Affairs, Graham Wilson, says one of the most persistent myths was of the great independent Aussie bushman instantly… Audio

War historian Peter Pedersen has recently produced a book that sets out to trace the overlapping stories of Australian and New Zealand soldiery from the beginning right up to the present. His book… Audio

Historian Jeff Hopkins-Weise says the ANZAC legend began half a century before Gallipoli. Audio

Barry Heard's an Australian Vietnam vet and author whose released his second book, a memoir called The View from Connor's Hill. Audio

Vietnam veteran Chris Mullane talks to Chris Laidlaw about the focus for the 2008 ANZAC day this year, and about the Queens Birthday 'Tribute 08' commemoration to remember New Zealanders who fought in… Audio

What was? What could have been? The past is the past, but 25th April might have been remembered each year for very different reasons, if only... Audio