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Online Cenotaph

Online Cenotaph is our digital social space where enthusiasts, families, and researchers can share and contribute to the records of those who served for Aotearoa New Zealand.  Read more.

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Cenotaph Stories: Contemporary Reflections Grant

Applications are now open for the Cenotaph Stories: Contemporary Reflections Grant offered by Auckland War Memorial Museum Tāmaki Paenga Hira in partnership with Copyright Licensing New Zealand.

Anzac Day 2020

Due to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this year's Anzac Day commemorations have been cancelled. The Online Cenotaph team has worked with New Zealand Historians and families to share some stories on the history of Anzac Day and veterans who have served for New Zealand.

Our Coastwatchers

Coastwatchers were the eyes and ears for New Zealand throughout the Moana Pacific, during the Second World War. This is the story of the Coastwatchers, and of John Jones who fought for official recognition of their service. *Please be aware this article does contain sensitive material relating to the Tarawa Massacre*

A journey to the archives

Online Cenotaph is shifting its Collection objectives to focus on non-Army records as well as more recent conflicts. This article outlines our journey to the Wellington archives.

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World War II Pilot Thomas Welch Horton was just 19 when he joined the RNZAF. He flew with the 88 and 105 Squadrons. He was awarded the DFC and Bar, and the DSO for his service. Tom recently celebrated his 100th Birthday in Naples, Florida. Read more
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