IS suicide bomber kills 63 at Kabul wedding
Families were celebrating a joyous occasion when the bomb detonated and tore lives a part.
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Children among 63 dead after suicide bomber attack at wedding
At least 182 also wounded at Afghanistan bombing.
Afghan-Kiwi's plea to reunite with family
"We are really worried about my brother's safety in Afghanistan."
NZSAS stopped 15 'spectacular' attacks by terrorists
New details of NZSAS action in Afghanistan include stopping massive terror attacks.
Ardern and Peters meet security heavyweights
Iran and China are likely to be discussed at Winston Peters' dinner.
For Afghan civilians, road between life and death is narrow - and mined
New York Times: "There dreams will be buried with them."
Bin Laden's son and successor confirmed dead
Hamza bin Laden was a favourite son of the former al-Qaeda leader.
An Afghan candidate wrote his will, then survived a suicide squad
New York Times: On the first day of the presidential campaign he was met with a car bomb.
'Unavoidable' civilian deaths allowed, Burnham probe hears
Questions have also been raised about whether the NZDF "aided and "abetted" torture.
Fight back or Taliban will strike: NZDF's emails on NZSAS raid
Ambush-death of Lieutenant Tim O'Donnell needed response, isolated commander told NZDF.
Female suicide bomber targets Pakistani hospital
Bomber struck as injured were being brought in from earlier gun attack.
Military called on conflicting NZSAS civilian casualty stories
NZDF told to front up and explain tangled stories before inquiry into NZSAS raid.
The deleted SAS raid footage politicians didn't see
NZDF used edited Apache footage to get Beehive support over Hit & Run claims.
Taliban attack on children causes outrage, everywhere but at peace talks
New York Times: One child killed and 50 wounded in Taliban attack near school.
Analysis: NZSAS secrets revealed - how it happened and what it means
David Fisher explains how the NZSAS secrets became public and what it means.
Powerful bomb blast rocks Afghan capital
The explosion comes as the Taliban and the United States hold talks in Qatar.
NZSAS secrets spilled online as inquiry digs deep
NZDF said 'no', Chief Ombudsman said 'no' but NZSAS secrets are out there now.
A school with no heat or computers but many university-bound students
New York Times: "Kids know that you can't make a slave out of someone who is educated."
Hosking: Afghan inquiry a complete waste of time now villagers have pulled out
COMMENT: Inquiry was a massive waste of resource, highly likely to lead nowhere.
'Disillusioned, worn down': Afghan villagers pull out of inquiry
"They have just been worn down by the process."
Abbas Nazari: From the Tampa to a Fulbright study award
Abbas Nazari arrived in New Zealand aged 7 as a refugee from Afghanistan.
NZ's spy watchdog battles to see secret emails
New clash between spies and their watchdog over claims of NZSAS collateral damage.
Unwelcome visitors: Tourists from these countries find it tough to get a NZ visa
About 66 per cent from Iraq declined compared with only 5 per cent from China.
SAS raid on Afghan villages breached rules of engagement, Hager claims
Author Nicky Hager outlines alleged breaches of rules governing military operation.
NZSAS told civilians killed just days after Hit & Run raid
New NZSAS raid details emerge after classified documents released.
The money changer of Kabul, his daughter and her kidnappers
NYT: Murtaza Ahmadi earned $15 on a good day. His daughter's kidnappers wanted $300,000.
The men who died in military training exercises
Deaths in New Zealand military training exercises since 1990
Afghan women fear losing gains made since fall of Taliban
Women are demanding a seat at the table in negotiations over the country's future.
Sergeant-widow fills military bereavement gap
Army widow saw need for family support and created service to cater for it.
Hit & Run's version of Afghanistan raid 'impossible'
Hit & Run book claimed six civilians were killed and 15 wounded in SA "revenge" raid.
Christchurch shootings: 'I lay down and pretended I was dead'
Man shot in the leg has nightmares about what happened inside Al Noor mosque.
Christchurch mosque shootings: Honouring the dead - Matiullah Safi, 55
Matiullah Safi had been through a lot. He had lost a brother to war in Afghanistan.
Honouring the dead - Haji-Daoud Nabi
Haji-Daoud Nabi spoke of the importance of unity days before his death.
Christchurch terror attack: Faces of the fallen
These are the faces, and stories, of 50 people killed in a terrorist attack on March 15.