OpinionPeter Bromhead: Paranoia increaseMy paranoia levels have increased dramatically since I read a confidential Defence Force security manual, carelessly left on my city bus seat.13 Mar 04:30 PM
New ZealandSAS interpreters win NZ reprieveSix Afghan interpreters who worked alongside Victoria Cross holder Willie Apiata and other New Zealand SAS soldiers will be resettled in New Zealand.26 Feb 04:30 PM
New ZealandRescue of Kiwis earns high praiseA Kiwi soldier wounded by friendly fire in Afghanistan has paid tribute to a US Air Force search and rescue crew after they received one of the US military's highest honours.15 Feb 04:30 PM
New ZealandNZ military develops spy dronesHigh-tech spy drones and sophisticated seabed mines are being developed in New Zealand and sold to global military superpowers.05 Feb 04:30 PM
New ZealandNew Defence Force chief sworn inLieutenant General Tim Keating was sworn in as Chief of the New Zealand Defence Force at a ceremony in Wellington today.31 Jan 03:49 AM
WorldUS army eyes robots as it plans troop cutsThe United States Army is considering replacing thousands of soldiers with robots as it adjusts to sweeping troop cuts.22 Jan 04:30 PM
WorldMadeleine McCann arrests 'imminent'Detectives investigating the disappearance of Madeleine McCann are reportedly set to arrest three burglars who had been operating in the resort when she went missing.13 Jan 05:43 PM
New ZealandWhere's the WW2 sea mine?'Nothing was located.' A jet-skier's reported sighting of a World War Two sea mine sparked a fruitless search in Lyttelton Harbour.06 Jan 07:27 PM
New ZealandDead soldier's family angry at armyThe family of dead soldier Rory Malone claim the Defence Force have treated them like 'second-class' citizens and the insensitive handling of his funeral arrangements caused them unnecessary stress.21 Dec 04:30 PM
New ZealandDefence suicide rate on the riseTwo defence staff killed themselves and seven others attempted to do so in the past year.18 Dec 04:30 PM
New ZealandVeterans 'callously' treatedTwo brothers seriously injured in botched Defence Force exercises believe New Zealand's service personnel are being hung out to dry by the country's law makers.18 Dec 06:23 AM
WorldNew claim spies may have snapped MaddieA military expert believes Madeleine McCann's abductor might have been caught on camera by a spy plane on a training exercise for Nato.15 Dec 09:06 PM
New ZealandSir Peter Blake Trust: Andy GrantWithout a doubt commanding the Anzac class frigate HMNZS Te Kaha. Being appointed to lead such a great team and represent New Zealand was an amazing privilege.15 Dec 04:30 PM
New Zealand'Blood money' offer a bad look - KeyThe offer of money made to the Pike River families by the mine's former boss doesn't look good, Prime Minister John Key says.13 Dec 02:29 AM
New ZealandSAS soldier can keep army jobAn SAS soldier has been fined $4700 at a court martial in Auckland this afternoon for stealing service property, but can remain in the Army.12 Dec 10:51 PM
New Zealand'Poor' SAS soldiers used discarded US gear, court martial toldA staff sergeant in the SAS has told a court martial about how surplus United States military equipment, including a truck, was used by New Zealand armed forces in Afghanistan.12 Dec 06:48 AM
New ZealandDeath highlights steroid dangerA coroner has recommended that authorities consider strengthening drug testing regimes after an Air Force member died during a training exercise after consuming steroids.12 Dec 02:08 AM
New ZealandOne charge against SAS soldier withdrawnOne of the charges against a SAS soldier facing a court martial has been withdrawn this morning.11 Dec 08:40 PM
New ZealandSAS man 'didn't know guns were Army's'A SAS soldier accused of stealing service property didn't know the gun accessories were owned by the Army, his defence lawyer told a court martial today.11 Dec 02:09 AM
New ZealandA new face to lead NZ's armed forcesMajor-General Tim Keating has been named the new Chief of Defence Force.09 Dec 10:20 PM
New ZealandCompo for choppersThe replacement fleet of tactical air force helicopters is almost three years behind schedule - forcing its European manufacturer to compensate the New Zealand Government for the delay.07 Dec 08:25 PM
OpinionAlexander Gillespie: Use law, not bluster to settle disputeTerritorial squabbles over uninhabited islands should not be one of the reasons that people are allowed to kill each other.03 Dec 04:30 PM
New ZealandNo conviction for Otago farmer possesing firearmsA Central Otago farmer - said to be in the process of brokering a multimillion-dollar export deal with the United Arab Emirates.20 Nov 11:40 PM
New ZealandSAS link to war payoutThe Defence Force paid US$1,000 to the families of two elite Afghan soldiers who were killed while the SAS was mentoring them.16 Nov 04:30 PM
New ZealandTimaru invaded in war gameFarmers, shopkeepers, police officers and a mayor have volunteered to play "bad guys" in a large-scale realistic war game.11 Nov 06:21 AM
New ZealandSoldiers commemorate Armistice DayOld soldiers stood shoulder to shoulder with serving troops this morning to commemorate Armistice Day on the 95th anniversary of the end of World War I.10 Nov 10:02 PM
New ZealandTributes paid to courageThe mother of an SAS soldier honoured for his bravery in Afghanistan says nothing will compensate for his death but he "wouldn't have had it any other way".05 Nov 04:30 PM
New ZealandSlain soldier honoured for braveryThe mother of an SAS soldier honoured for his bravery in Afghanistan says nothing will compensate for his death but he "wouldn't have had it any other way".05 Nov 02:34 AM
New ZealandNZ link to Australian spying claimsClaims that Australian embassies are involved in intercepting calls and data across Asia will be causing "anxiety and concern" for New Zealand's GCSB and its partners in the United States-led "Five Eyes" intelligence group.31 Oct 04:30 PM
