Hunterville RSA

28/04/2026

Bob one of our very loyal members got the opportunity to to attend the Whangārei ANZAC Service this year,
He would like to let everyone know that he’s doing well

24/04/2026

24/04/2026

Thank you to all who braved the frosty cold morning to show their respect to all those who served before us and to those still serving now .
What a great turn out

24/04/2026

Anzac Day is held annually on April 25 to honor New Zealanders who have served in all wars, conflicts, and peacekeeping operations. Centered on the 1915 landing of ANZAC troops at Gallipoli, it features dawn services, parades

24/03/2026

New Zealand Army Day is celebrated annually on March 25 to mark the founding of the nation's military forces, specifically commemorating the passage of the Militia Act on March 25, 1845.
It honors the history, service, and personnel of the NZ Army, often referred to as Ngāti Tūmatauenga.

Key details about the New Zealand Army and its commemorations:

Significance: The day commemorates 180 years of service (as of 2025). It recognizes the force's role in international conflicts and as a combat-ready land force.

Cultural Identity: In 1994, the Army adopted the name Ngāti Tūmatauenga (Tribe of the God of War), embedding a Māori cultural identity, National Army Museum Waiouru notes.

Values: The culture is based on Tū Kaha (courage), Tū Tika (commitment), Tū Tira (comradeship), and Tū Maia (integrity).

26/02/2026

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23/02/2026

Purple Poppy Day, held annually on February 24th, commemorates the animals that served and died alongside military personnel in conflicts. It recognizes the bravery and sacrifice of animals—such as horses, dogs, and pigeons—used for transport, communication, and companionship. Purple poppies are worn to honor these "unsung heroes"