New ZealandDirty Politics: Key 'in denial'The Opposition says the PM John Key is "in denial" over a report which backs allegations his staff used information from the SIS for a smear campaign.25 Nov 08:00 PM
WorldThe man who killed bin LadenFor all of his professional life, Robert O'Neill lived in the shadows.07 Nov 04:00 PM
WorldPurge in North KoreaAs many as six senior members of the North Korean regime have apparently been purged in the latest bout of blood-letting in Pyongyang.23 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandCops tell of hail of bulletsWhen faced with an "angry" man wielding a shotgun outside a hospital emergency department, West Auckland Constables Nick Frederick and Mike Nolan didn't hesitate to put their own lives on....14 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionEditorial: Confiscation of passports a step too farThe Prime Minister wants New Zealand to do what it can to help Western powers deal with the so-called Islamic State that has taken over a swathe of Iraq and Syria.13 Oct 04:00 PM
OpinionBrian RudmanBrian Rudman: If Key wants to send troops, here's a better warThe argument that if we don't join the American crusade to wipe out Muslim fanatics in Iraq and Syria, they'll swoop down to Godzone and behead us all is a rerun of the old Vietnam War domino theory....07 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandKey highlights increased terror riskNew Zealand faces more security risks and has more of its people looking to fight overseas for militant groups than most people realise, Prime Minister John Key said yesterday as he signalled law....06 Oct 04:00 PM
New ZealandRecognising a forgotten fallen officerPolice officers killed in the line of duty were remembered today, but one officer who died from injuries he suffered during an arrest never made it to the Roll of Honour.29 Sep 05:18 AM
New ZealandHonouring the fallen officersConstable Murray Stretch was relaxing at home on the couch watching rugby league in front of the fire when he got the call that led to his death.28 Sep 04:00 PM
New ZealandA force to be reckoned withA former air force sergeant and several former volunteer firefighters are among 78 new police constables about to hit the beat.24 Sep 05:00 PM
New ZealandChallenge for US MarinesThe Four Nations Maritime Rugby Cup kicked off when the Royal New Zealand Navy took on the United States Marine Corps at the Devonport Naval Base yesterday.22 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldFury over military ban in Scottish referendumScottish soldiers based in England will not be able to take part in the historic referendum on independence.11 Sep 10:18 PM
New ZealandNats pledge to keep bases openA re-elected National Government would keep all current military bases open and operational, Defence Minister Jonathan Coleman says.09 Sep 05:00 PM
New ZealandApiata leads comrades to gamesFirst he was decorated for valour after carrying a critically wounded comrade to safety through enemy fire in Afghanistan.07 Sep 05:00 PM
WorldHow America's mission to free hostages failedA secret, failed mission by the United States military to rescue American hostages, including the murdered journalist James Foley, has been described in full to the Daily Telegraph.22 Aug 05:00 PM
RoyalsPrince opens up about warPrince Harry has recalled the "horrendous" images he saw during two tours of Afghanistan.10 Aug 05:00 PM
New ZealandKiwi killed in Gaza gunfightA young soldier killed in a firefight with Hamas gunmen in the southern Gaza Strip was born in New Zealand.27 Jul 10:00 PM
RoyalsDion doing it for his matesWhen an armour-piercing bullet hit Private Dion Taka, he rolled underneath his Humvee and wondered if he would die.23 Jul 05:00 PM
OpinionBeth Greener and Anna Powles: NZ must leave trenches if serious about UN roleThe future of New Zealand peacekeeping is under increasing scrutiny as it bids for a seat on the United Nations Security Council.16 Jul 05:00 PM
New ZealandKiwi killed by friendly fireA Kiwi sniper fighting in Afghanistan was killed by friendly fire after a US fighter pilot failed to enter attack co-ordinates into his onboard computer, an inquest has heard.08 Jul 10:08 PM
New ZealandMy hero's my mum - WillieFormer corporal Willie Apiata, holder of the Victoria Cross, admits he still finds it hard to think of himself as a hero and is quick to bump off the title to someone else he thinks is worthy of it - his mother.11 Jun 05:00 PM
WorldMassacre a lesson in brute powerIt will go down in the annals of China's Communist Party as The Glorious Fourth of June when the army turned on the unarmed citizens of Peking.04 Jun 05:00 PM
New ZealandArmy recruits' 'selfless' act commendedTwo army recruits who braved a drunk and aggressive crowd to help a man king-hit at an Auckland bar have been recognised for their "selfless act of bravery".01 Jun 05:00 PM
WorldGunship used to seize airportA prolonged and increasingly vicious confrontation in eastern Ukraine turned into armed conflict yesterday.16 Apr 04:15 PM
