New ZealandBig events treated as terrorist targetsThe Cricket World Cup and the 100th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings are being treated as potential terror targets by New Zealand and Australian Governments.04 Nov 04:00 PM
New ZealandPM's terror fears for World Cup, GallipoliJohn Key says he wants anti-terror law changes to be in place before the Cricket World Cup as Australia issues Gallipoli travel warning.03 Nov 11:15 PM
WorldAirbase confusion shows US-Turkey tensionThe US was struggling to put aside misunderstandings between itself and Turkey, after officials in Ankara contradicted a claim by top officials that the two countries had reached a deal to give the....14 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldDisplaced children haunted by fearLittle Haifa Sheikh peeks out from behind her hands, which cover her face. She is a dusty wee thing, grime and dirt dotted about her clothes, stuck in her hair.12 Oct 04:00 PM
World14 killed in protests as Kurds seek helpKurdish protesters clashed with police in Turkey, leaving at least 14 people dead and scores injured, as demonstrators in Brussels forced their way into the European Parliament, part of Europe-wide....08 Oct 04:00 PM
WorldUS air strikes fail to stop Isis advancingIsis is close to capturing the Syrian Kurdish town of Kobane, just a short distance from the Turkish border, after a three-week siege in which US air strikes turned out to be ineffective in preventing the militants from winning an important victory.07 Oct 04:00 PM
TravelEastern Turkey: Top ten destinationsEastern Turkey is a whole new journey. By Brett Atkinson.27 Sep 11:00 PM
TravelTurkey: An airbrush with historyIn Turkey, those who do not want to remember the past are choosing to concrete over it, writes Ewan McDonald.23 Sep 05:00 PM
TravelTurkey on two feetA new walking route shows Aaron Millar another side of the country that tourists seldom see.01 Sep 03:00 AM
TravelIstanbul: Baring all for a steamy scrubLeave modesty at the door to get the best treatment at a Turkish bathhouse, writes Megan Singleton.20 Jul 05:00 PM
TravelTurkey's delightsTravel back in time from the war cemeteries of Gallipoli to the ancient wonders of Istanbul.15 Jul 03:00 AM
WorldMine disaster: Aide injured leg he used to kick protesterThe Turkish prime minister's aide Yusef Yerkel has allegedly been given sick leave after being diagnosed with soft tissue trauma in his right leg - the same leg used to kick a protester.21 May 03:28 AM
WorldAngry PM seen to strike minerTurkeys Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan punched a man in a supermarket.18 May 05:00 PM
New ZealandYoung urged to visit battlefieldsYoung New Zealanders have been urged by Governor-General Sir Jerry Mateparae to visit the battlefields and cemeteries of Europe, not just Gallipoli.18 May 05:00 PM
WorldThe photo that's shocked TurkeyA shocking image has emerged showing the moment an adviser to the Turkish PM kicked a protester being held after the coal mine disaster that killed 282.15 May 10:25 PM
TravelTurkey: Ballooning fearJustine Tyerman takes a 'virtual' hot air balloon ride in Cappadocia.05 May 01:00 AM
TravelCruising: Classical rendezvousHerald editorial cartoonist Rod Emmerson travels the Greek Isles and Turkish coast on a seven-night cruise aboard the luxurious Azamara Journey.28 Apr 04:15 PM
New ZealandSurf crews prepare for Gallipoli raceA surf boat crew will stage a symbolic row down Auckland's North Shore tomorrow, as they prepare for a commemorative international race in Turkey next year.24 Apr 03:09 AM
WorldTurkey warns Syria after downing jetThe Syrian conflict encroached threateningly on Nato's eastern frontiers yesterday when Turkey shot down an Assad regime fighter jet it said had crossed into its territory.24 Mar 03:15 PM
TravelThe Asklepion of Pergamon, TurkeyBuilt as a sanctuary to honour Asklepios, the Greek god of medicine and healing whose trademark snake and staff are the well-known international symbols of modern medicine today, the Asklepion's magnificent ruins are near the present-day Turkish city of Bergama.08 Jan 08:18 PM
TravelTurkey: Well-healedPeace descends on a boisterous busload after a trip to an ancient healing centre in Turkey, writes Justine Tyerman.08 Jan 08:00 PM
TravelTurkey: A delightful scrubJustine Tyerman looks for anything but authentic ... or traditional.21 Oct 02:00 AM
TravelTurkey: Log out, turn offAndrew Potter uses a holiday to Turkey to take an app-y break from his smartphone and other electronic devices.17 Oct 10:00 PM
TravelA wonderful world belowHorst Heinz Grimm explores a watery underground cathedral in Istanbul.01 Oct 02:00 AM
TravelTurkey: All the trimmingsA wave of luxury hotels is transforming this dramatic stretch of Aegean coast. Chris Leadbeater takes in the view from his veranda at Amanruya.23 Sep 03:00 AM
TravelBar/fly: TurkeyThe average Turkish bartender's concept of a G&T is - take one beer glass. Fill with cheap Serbian gin. Add slice of lemon. Cut with finger of tonic - unless it's already overflowing the beer glass.19 Sep 03:00 AM
TravelTurkey: Postcard from a revolutionEwan McDonald went on a family holiday. The riot police came along too.09 Aug 03:00 AM
TravelTurkey: A museum of innocence, and giltFiction becomes fact in Istanbul - a worldwide bestseller is turned into one of the world’s strangest literary museums.04 Aug 11:00 PM
