We will remember them

Two Christchurch men have had their charges upgraded to murder, following the death of a burning victim.

Christchurch Police have formally charged two men with murder in relation to the death of Terrance Martin Smith.

A business trip to India, organised by ANZ Bank, has generated new business for several customers who took part.

With the 2015 centenary of the Anzac landing on Gallipoli fast approaching, the government is allocating $25 million more towards commemorative activities.

The Federal Government has criticised tour operators promising to take Australians to Gallipoli for the centenary of Anzac Day, warning that companies cannot guarantee travellers a ticket for the official dawn service.

Veterans Affairs Minister Warren Snowdon says tour companies that have sold tickets to Gallipoli 2015 events should give the money back.

The RSA supports the decision announced today by the Minister of Veterans’ Affairs on the ballot for attendance at the Gallipoli Centenary Commemorations in 2015.

New Zealand will have 2000 passes for Anzac Day at Gallipoli in 2015 and most of them will be available through a ballot.

Veterans’ Affairs Minister Michael Woodhouse says the vast bulk of New Zealand’s 2000 passes for Anzac Day 2015 at Gallipoli will be available for all New Zealanders.

The surprise package of the ASB Chatham Cup’s qualification round are entering this weekend’s first round proper with their tails up.

The Rockingham RSL Club’s Anzac Day dawn service will be reviewed in the wake of fierce criticism of the event.

Christchurch police have confirmed a man who received severe burns in an incident last month has died of his injuries.

Glen Fisiiahi and Konrad Hurrell have both been recalled for the Vodafone Warriors’ ninth-round NRL clash against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs at Westpac Stadium in Wellington on Saturday (match day sponsor: Vodafone).

FIRST ON 7: People damaging war memorials in New South Wales are about to face a new punishment.

As the sun rose over one of the Kokoda Trail's most famous battle sites on Anzac Day, a group of West Australians paused to reflect.

Yawuru elder Jimmy Edgar was given the recognition he deserved last week when he was formally recognised at Anzac Day commemorations for his national service.

A much-loved Broome stalwart enjoyed a bittersweet Anzac Day this year, which heralded his departure from Broome and the local RSL after almost 50 years.

ELISIA SEEBER and BRIAN OLIVER pounded the pavement along Rockingham foreshore to find out how much retailers were charging for coffee and what factors influenced customer behaviour when choosing where to get their fix of caffeine.