Hit & Run's version of Afghanistan raid 'impossible'
Hit & Run book claimed six civilians were killed and 15 wounded in SA "revenge" raid.
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Anzac backlash: Veterans angry at Muslim prayer plan
RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.
Gun lobbyist's wife tried to import 20 military-style semi-automatics into NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a ban on the MSSA firearm this week.
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SAS snipers joined mosque shooter hunt
Snipers in town for shooting event responded to hunt for mosque terrorist.
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NZSAS raid claim: Afghan villagers say inquiry 'unlawful'
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Bigger fines needed for 'revolting' travellers urinating in public - MP
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NZSAS held naked Afghan man at knifepoint
Defence inquiry finds NZ did not provoke gunfight but "fell below professional standards".
Man saved after falling overboard near Gisborne
Emergency services are attending the scene near Tolaga Bay.
Jacinda One? Dassault touts business jet for NZ politicians
The plane maker says its aircraft are used in VIP roles for governments around the world.
Love letter that snared an army draft dodger
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The day Russia 'invaded' city - and Aucklanders panicked
Fears the enemy Russians were coming to New Zealand spurred fake news and forts.
Motorway treasure-box mystery solved
Treasures in the box included a letter from the King about wartime death of a flier
Winston Peters' home-grown hospitality
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WWI photographer's medals: From England to Waiouru
NZ World War I photographer's medals to be displayed before Anzac Day.
Homes destroyed: 'Extreme dryness' fuels inferno
Extreme dryness in Nelson and Tasman has allowed for 'fuel' for the blaze, NIWA says
Law reform call after victim ordered to pay sex abuser
Mariya Taylor's abuser also received $75,000 in legal aid for the court case.
RSA clubs get blunt message of survival - change or die
RSA needs to appeal to younger military personnel, says report.
WMD fears: A dozen foreign nationals investigated
Seven denied visas over concerns their study could contribute to a WMD programme
Waikato's TRT design engineers show the way in Australia
Waikato heavy transport engineering company TRT is on a growth roll.
Tech is a loaded gun
COMMENT: National security fears will continue to limit tech companies' export ambitions.
Was it a UFO, meteor . . . or an out-of-control Russian satellite?
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Legendary NZ Army veteran passes away
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Secret hearings for NZSAS inquiry into Afghanistan claims
Limited public hearings planned for NZSAS probe.
Daring tale: Shipwreck uncovered on west coast beach after 153 years
Restoration of 1865 shipwreck the Daring expected to cost more than $1 million.
New veterans support hub launched
WeServed.nz pulls together 30 organisations for veterans seeking help
Exclusive: 'The spies who cheated on me'
The secretive nature of their jobs meant she never knew of their secret lovers.
PM tells NZDF to halt court costs claim against victim
Robert Roper's offending occurred between 1976 and 1988 when he was with the Air Force.
No acute health risk, Ohakea residents told
Scheme for uncontaminated water at Ōhakea takes another step forward
'Secret inquiry' would not help public confidence, hearing told
Second day of two-day hearing focused on privacy concerns v public confidence.