Anzac Day Podcast Options

2:10 PM.In the final minutes before its 100th anniversary sound archivist Sarah Johnston (pictured) tells the story of the landing at Gallipoli through the voices of those who were there. Audio

1:45 PM.Many Maori opposed participation in the war after land confiscations by the British but others saw it as a golden opportunity to prove they were the equals of Pakeha. We speak to historian Monty… Read more Audio

1:30 PM.In 1902 one of New Zealand's very first All Blacks called rugby "the good, manly and soldier-making game". We explore the role of sport in WW1 with sport historian Greg Ryan and Dr Ron Palenski, chief… Read more Audio

1:06 PM.There were more than 15 thousand Indians fighting at Gallipoli but their part in the campaign is often forgotten. Military historian Rana Chhina says Indian infantry and artillery were vital to the… Read more Audio

12:40 PM.The chief executive of the RSA David Moger reflects on the celebration of Anzac Day past, present and future. Audio

11:00 AM.From the Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in central Wellington (RNZ) Audio

6:45 AM.Caitlin Papuni McLellan presenting her speech that won the 2015 ANZ RSA Cyril Bassett VC Speech Competition. Audio

6:45 AM.Winner Caitlin Papuni McLellan. Audio

5:30 AM.The Dawn Ceremony of Remembrance from the Pukeahu National War Memorial Park in central Wellington, presented by Warwick Burke (RNZ). Audio

5:05 AM.A young woman on her OE is drawn to her great-grandfather's grave at Gallipoli. Read more Audio

11:40 AM.He's a rare breed - a New Zealand Air Force fighter pilot. Iggy Woods tells us about the stories from his adventures, and his new book 'Iggy's Air Force Tales'. Audio

11:10 AM.Graham Reid takes us on a musical journey during war time in Vietnam. We also hear why he jumped on a plane and went to Saigon in 1969 in his civvies. Audio

10:40 AM.Twenty-year-old Lou Thyne was recently given the title of the Royal New Zealand Navy's Sailor of the Year. She's the lead physical training instructor on HMNZS Te Mana and is charge of ensuring 180… Read more Audio

10:11 AM.Dianne Bardsley, author of 'The Land Girls: In a Man's World, 1939-1946' discusses the vital role women played on home soil while the men were on the front line. Glenburn station had two land girls… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.Izzeldin Abuelaish is a man who has every reason to seek revenge but chooses not to. Three of his daughters were killed by Israeli mortar in 2009. He tells us why peace, not revenge, is worth fighting… Read more Audio

9:09 AM.Kevin Clements grew up in the household of a pacifist and conscientious objector. We find out how that has influenced his life and how he is encouraging peace around the world. Audio

8:35 AM.Brian Turner served time on the front line in Iraq and Bosnia. He shares his stories and poems about modern wartime. Audio

8:10 AM.Internationally-recognised photographer Laurence Aberhart discusses the inspiration behind his new book Anzac, which documents war memorials from New Zealand and Australia. Audio

6:37 AM.16-year-old Jack Potaka from Rotorua Boys' High School gives a speech about the first fully qualified Maori pilot in the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Audio

5:45 AM.The Dawn Ceremony of Remembrance from The Cenotaph, Wellington presented by Warwick Burke. Audio

11:45 AM.British comic on his brush with mortality when he had a stroke aged 40. Audio

11:10 AM.Pulitzer-prize winning author on life behind the Iron Curtain and New Zealand's emotional ties with Poland. Audio

10:12 AM.Veteran journalist and war historian on the death of Margaret Thatcher, the Falklands War, and why he's so mad with another British Prime Minister, Tony Blair. Audio

9:06 AM.Lewis Scott is an African-American who came to New Zealand in 1976 to escape his past. He talks about the choice he had to make as a 22-year-old: to fight in the Vietnam War or go to jail. Audio

8:45 AM.The first-ever premiership game of Australian Rules football is being played in Wellington on Anzac Day - why? Audio