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Visitor numbers for the Centenary Anzac Day Commemorative Services at Gallipoli on 25 April 2015 will be set at 10,500 people.
Comprising 15 sandstone columns surrounded by eucalypts, the design of the Australian Memorial to be built in the National War Memorial Park has been announced.
A reburial service for a New Zealand First World War soldier will be held on 25 February 2013 at the Messines Ridge British Cemetery in Mesen, Belgium. The soldier's remains were found during excavations in April 2012.
Cherry Barnaby sat in the front row of seats outside the site of the former Hamilton Hotel and watched a promise fulfilled that had its origins on the battlefields of Gallipoli.
The WW100 Programme Office was part of the National Digital Forum 2012 conference in Wellington on 20-21 November.
The New Zealand France Friendship Fund is calling for First World War projects as part of its contribution to the centenary commemorations. A pool of 50,000 Euros is available. Proposals must be received by March 31 2013.
Expressions of Interest (EOI) are being sought from companies or consortiums to develop a concept proposal to establish an Education/Interpretive centre near the National War Memorial Park, Wellington.
We want your views on attendance on Anzac Day 2015 in Gallipoli. Complete our online survey by 25 November 2012.
Media and others are free to use these images by Andy Palmer of the Armistice Day ceremony at the National War Memorial in Wellington on 11 November 2012.
Come work with us! Applications closed 15 November 2012 for the position of Director, First World War Centenary Programme.
The first round of Lottery funding for First World War centenary projects closes this month.
Construction started today on the National War Memorial Park with the first sod being turned by Arts Culture and Heritage Minister Chris Finlayson and Transport Minister Gerry Brownlee.
