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Paul Holmes: Our unique weekend of pain and joy
We'll remember 9/11, but we've also got the rugby and a brilliant city.
Fallout from September 11 still drifting over us
From the shocking carnage of 9/11, the US and her allies - New Zealand among them - launched the "war on terror".
September 11: New Zealand's decade-long reaction
Questionable laws, dubious wars and some airport inconvenience are how the average Kiwi sums up the legacy of the 9/11 terror attacks in the US.
The day the nightmare scenario came true
Ed Vulliamy was only 20 blocks away when the twin towers were attacked by al-Qaeda on September 11, 2001. Here, in this highly personal account, he recalls those devastating first moments and the eerie days that followed.
September 11, 2001: Your memories
Where were you when you heard the news of the September 11 attacks?
Hicks speaks out against terrorism
Former Guantanamo inmate says 9/11 'disgusting' in his first interview.
Review to be carried out into SAS trooper's death
A review of the operation in which an SAS soldier died on Friday night in Afghanistan will be held to see what can be learned, the Defence Force says.
Paul Little: Teenagers taught that violence pays
In Hamilton a group of teenagers tortures a man in his own home, some taking the lead while others stand and watch.
Desperate bid to revive Kiwi soldier
The SAS trooper killed in Afghanistan is a married father of two, the Herald on Sunday has been told.