An Auckland War Memorial Museum site with stories, collections, videos,  and more. It is also a portal to "Coming Home" photos and other items from around New Zealand about WW1 & "Memory Maker" a video mixing tool with movie clips, audio, graphics, posters.

A video mixing tool. Remix photographs, graphics, film clips, and music from the years following the WW1. The Memory Maker is hosted by the Auckland Museum, with members of the National Digital Forum and others providing the unique content.

The Third Battle of Ypres, Passchendaele, began on 31 July 1917 and continued until November 1917.  After three months of fierce fighting the village was finally taken by the Canadian forces, but the Allies suffered around 300,000 casualties, and the Germans almost a quarter of a million.

An Auckland Museum database with information, including photographs and the magazines about WW1 transports and hospital ships. Work is underway to provide a link from the ship to lists of all the men and women in the Cenotaph database who sailed on each of the troopship's voyages.

Anzac Day in New Zealand is held on 25 April each year to commemorate New Zealanders killed in war and to honour returned servicemen and women. The day has similar importance in Australia, New Zealand's partner in the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps at Gallipoli. The ceremony itself has been continually adapted to the times, but has also steadily acquired extra layers of symbolism and meaning.

The Western Front Association was formed with the aim of furthering interest in the period 1914-1918, to perpetuate the memory, courage and comradeship of all those who served their countries in France and Flanders and their own countries during The Great War.

Founded in 1916 as the Returned Soldiers’ Association. Now a major welfare and community support organisation. The website includes a database, Last Post, of deceased members from June 2000.

Audio files and photographs from the North Shore Libraries

Database of ANZACS serving with the Australian Imperial Forces (AIF) - many New Zealanders served in the AIF. Developed by University of New South Wales

The Memorial’s biographical databases have been produced from names and associated information based on records in its collections. Many New Zealanders have served with Australian Units