Julian Wilcox chats with Ruka Broughton as he shares his experiences and memories of the War and the impact it’s had on his life and family.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Judy Bailey interviews 2010 New Zealander of the Year, Ray Avery, who developed inexpensive lenses for cataract sufferers in war-torn countries.

Join Chris Powley and friends as they gather together for an evening of classic Maori show-band nostalgia and entertainment.

ANZAC Day Dawn Service at the Auckland War Memorial Museum.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

This documentary examines the crucial role of the Solomon Islands in defending the Pacific from Japanese invaders.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dr Monty Soutar shares the experiences and challenges heading up the team charged with the task of developing and updating the 28th Maori Battalion Website.

Studio discussion with students from Rangitoto College, and two exchange students from Turkey.

Reading of the book The Sky Soldiers by Glyn Harper. On 21st May 1941 the 'Sky Soldiers' came to Nikolaos' home island of Crete. This is Nikolaos' story. He tells of how the Allied soldiers who helped the people of Crete were greatly under-resourced in terms of equipment, and how he and the people of his village helped Allied soldiers.

Toku ANZAC with Dr Hone Kaa.

We travel to the Papua New Guinea township of Rabaul, to hear the stories from those who witnessed the Japanese invasion and have lived with the memories ever since.

Kingi Ihaka shares his experiences and memories of the War and the impact it’s had on his life and family.

New Zealanders and Turks come together to lay wreaths to commemorate those who died at Gallipoli.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

A diverse range of people young and old gather around a piano and sing the songs of the war years. Elizabeth Marvelly and Chris Powley join a vibrant group of New Zealanders.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

The Mad Butcher Sir Peter Leitch shares his scrapbook of war with Judy Bailey.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Highlights of the 2011 Gallipoli memorial service held by the Turks, Australians and New Zealanders at ANZAC Cove.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

Dispersed throughout the day are fascinating vignettes which in which New Zealanders recount their tales of passion, bravery, humour and sacrifice.

The 2011 ANZAC Address by Sir Wira Gardiner.

Men who were part of one of the Vietnam War’s most heroic Kiwi actions are reunited for the first time in more than 40 years in this documentary. Six of the nine men who were part of a pitched battle against 70 to 80 Viet Cong (VC) soldiers are brought together again at Waiouru Army Base, where they share vivid memories. Their story begins in Vietnam on June 22 1968, as the nine-strong New Zealand patrol Victor 3 One Platoon tracks and kills three VC soldiers in the open. Suddenly, they come under heavy fire from 70 to 80 VC concealed in the jungle fringe. Five of the Kiwis are wounded, Private Michael Wickman fatally. Patrol Commander Lt Maurice Dodson, partially blinded by shrapnel, calls on every ounce of instinct to call in mortar artillery fire and helicopter gunships. The Kiwis repel repeated VC assaults, including kicking away grenades before they explode. When relief arrives, the battle has been raging for nearly two hours and ammunition is low.

Traces the extraordinary life of World War I flying ace William Rhodes-Moorhouse, the first airman to be awarded the Victoria Cross.

Youth and ANZAC day.

Based on the book Nga Tama Toa: The Price of Citizenship by Dr Monty Soutar, this is the fascinating story of 28th Maori Battalion’s ‘C’ Company.

Studio discussion about the 28th Maori Battalion website.

Stories from the Pacific Islands remind us of their roles in times of conflict.

Studio discussion and ANZAC vignettes.

Toku ANZAC with Professor Wharehuia Milroy.

John Key's speech at the Gallipoli dawn service.

Kingi Turner often wondered what life would have been like if his father had come home from the war. He was just a baby when Hone Turner died of wounds in Italy during World War II; his mother never really recovered from the loss and he was brought up by relatives. Turner’s story is told in Swoop of the Cormorant, a feature-length documentary about one family’s incredible sacrifice in World War I and II. Preceded by an interview with Kingi Turner.

Tom Scott, cartoonist, humorist and social commentator shares his scrapbook of war with Judy Bailey.

Hei Kinaki: The ANZAC Concert features a live performance of The Band of Brothers song, plus Eddie Low returns with the talented Taisha, Jayson Norris and emerging Kiwi talent from around the country.

Introduction to Maori TV's extensive ANZAC Day coverage.

Documentary about the last survivors of the 28th Maori Battalion.