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Kiwi missing in Perth: Family's grave concerns for former soldier
Ray Mahu has not been heard from since December 3 and family just want him to come home.
Secret hearings for NZSAS inquiry into Afghanistan claims
Limited public hearings planned for NZSAS probe.
'Major blunder': Donald Trump's allies blast decision to withdraw from Syria
Trump's decision to withdraw US forces from Syria has caught his own party by surprise.
Malala Yousafzai becomes cruise godmother to Celebrity Edge
The young Pakistani peace activist is now also the godmother of a 130 thousand tonne boat.
Afghanistan drought: Mum sells daughter for $4100
But in a cruel irony she has only received $96 and won't see the rest for years.
Former Afghan interpreter in coma after car crash
Afghani interpreter Azim Kazimi's family cannot afford to fly him to NZ for treatment.
'Secret inquiry' would not help public confidence, hearing told
Second day of two-day hearing focused on privacy concerns v public confidence.
Inquiry: VC-winner Willie Apiata's high profile was a 'risk'
The disclosure came during the second day of the Inquiry into Operation Burnham.
'Highly secret' NZDF documents available on internet: Nicky Hager
Intelligence and military concerns on classified information challenged as probe opens.
Secrecy debate over Hit & Run inquiry
Critics say hearings must be open so the public can have faith in the outcome.
Big Read: Details revealed of NZSAS assault in Taliban territory
NZDF's full narrative on the NZSAS raid behind an official inquiry starting next week.
Conspiracy theories rife as Afghans tire of war
United States blamed for conflict that shows no sign of ending after 17 years.
Sculpture to honour Kiwi sacrifice and bravery in Le Quesnoy
Kiwi bravery and sacrifice will be honoured in a sculpture at Le Quesnoy.
US general wounded in surprise attack
Brigadier-General Jeffrey Smiley was shot in Kandahar province on October 18.
Big Read: Commander of slain NZ troops tells story for first time
NZDF blocked Craig Wilson's account of the infamous battle - but now it can be told.
NZSAS inquiry: Public shut out after military, spies appeal
Evidence and testimony at inquiry into NZSAS said to be too sensitive for public airing.
Ardern signals possible end of missions
Labour and NZ First initially opposed the Iraq deployment but have now extended it.
Bitter battle: New horror for Taliban hostages
Caitlan Coleman and Joshua Boyle are now facing a new fight — against each other.
Taliban rockets hit near Kabul presidency
The Taliban has fired a pair of rockets toward the presidential palace in Kabul.
Afghan forces free 149 hostages taken by Taliban
Afghan forces launched a lightning operation in northern Kunduz province today.
Eastern Afghanistan caught between Taliban and Isis
Islamic State is the greatest threat for residents of eastern Afghanistan.
Osama Bin Laden's mum breaks silence
Family of Osama bin Laden fear his son is intent on "avenging his father's death".
Editorial: Afghanistan peace talks a fragile thing
It has been a long time since Afghanistan has known anything resembling peace.
Tajikistan: Cyclist deaths in hit-and-run spark terror fears
The death of four foreign cyclists in Tajikistan is being looked at as a terrorist act.
Passport power: Where New Zealand ranks
Passports that carry most visa-free access have been identified.
NZDF buys Minister's book but says it's 'terrible'
Colonel says minister should be more careful about the publications he publicly backs.
Afghan interpreters 'no longer hiding'
Afghans who risked themselves and their families to help New Zealand troops become Kiwis.
'Fight to the death': SAS soldier reveals he killed Taliban fighters with hammer
Sergeant killed 3 Taliban fighters with a hammer when his pistol failed during cave raid.
Lads bike the world to raise money for cancer charity
The group chucked in their 9-5 jobs for an around-the-world adventure.
Harry, Meghan guarded by cops with sub-machine guns
A few words Prince Harry uttered back in 2013 could have terrifying consequences.
'Very disappointed' - Defence minister Ron Mark on NZDF
Defence minister Ron Mark "very disappointed" over NZDF's changing story on NZSAS raid.
NZDF blunders AGAIN on details around NZSAS mission
NZDF wrongly told the Beehive it sent the NZSAS into battle with a collateral damage ban.
Twenty-five killed in suicide bombing attack in Afghanistan
A coordinated double suicide bombing hit central Kabul.