Gallipoli

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

This year almost 5000 people made the pilgrimage to Anzac Cove in Turkey to remember the campaign that claimed 120,000 lives. Audio

Glyn Harper is a military historian and author who has collected and read hundreds of letters sent home by New Zealand soldiers at Gallipoli.. His book Jim's Letters is for children, and based on… Audio

Preparations are underway at Gallipoli for the Anzac Day services to be held there. Audio

ANZAC day is coming up at the end of the week and more than sixty years ago, Lyttleton musician and photographer Jae Renaut attended his first dawn parade as a boy of seven. He's now recorded a song… Audio

What happened at Gallipoli is familiar to New Zealanders, but some aspects of the story have been challenged by a leading military historian. Glyn Harper is a professor of war studies at Massey… Audio

Anzac Day is just a little over three weeks away, but for 950 New Zealanders, it's next year's Anzac Day that's uppermost in their thinking. Audio

The winners of tickets to attend official centenary commemoration services at Gallipoli next year will have the news by now. Audio

Nineteen hundred people will get an official email today to say they can attend centenary commemorations at Gallipoli on Anzac Day next year. Audio

A search is under way to identify the voices of five Gallipoli veterans from a radio documentary recorded in 1969. Audio

People wanting to visit Gallipoli on Anzac Day in 2015 to mark the centenary of the ill-fated First World War campaign will be able to put their names forward from today. Audio

Another group of ANZACs has descended on the Gallipoli peninsula. The archaeologists and historians from New Zealand, Australia and Turkey are there to start work on the next stage of a survey of the… Audio

To military history now, and it's been revealed why the numbers of New Zealand troops who served at Gallipoli has been miscalculated for almost a century. Estimates have upped the total from 8500 to… Audio

Tour operators in Australia who are pre-selling tickets to the Anzac centenary in Gallipoli, are being told by the Australian Government to pay the money back. Audio

New Zealand military historian John Tonkin-Covell has contributed a chapter on Chunuk Bair, one of the most celebrated battles of the Gallipoli campaign, to the book Gallipoli : a ridge too far. He… Audio

Edited by Ashley Ekins, published by Exisle Publishing, reviewed by Harry Broad. Audio

Food that even the enemy didn't want was the staple diet of the New Zealand troops at Gallipoli, and a newly-released study shows it was also dangerous for their health. Andrew McRae talks to… Audio

Written by Peter Burness, reviewed by Harry Broad and published by Exisle Publishing. Harry Broad dicusses this infamous Australian military failure. Audio

The latest archaeological survey at Gallipoli has turned up nearly five-hundred relics - three times that found the year before. Audio

Strecher-bearer John Simpson Kirkpatrick ferried wounded soldiers on a donkey from ANZAC Cove in April 1915 during the brutal fighting at Gallipoli. He is a hero to so many in New Zealand and… Audio