Kabul fans cheer about first night game in decades
In Kabul, first evening football match in nearly four decades defies Taliban attacks.
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Pair who fell into clutches of militants
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Man freed after five years says child killed, wife raped
Hostage says the Haqqani network in Afghanistan had killed his infant daughter.
Mysterious story of couple rescued from Afghanistan
A US-Canadian couple are home five years after they were kidnapped in Afghanistan.
Refugee finds identity in calligraphy
An Afghan refugee wants to share the wealth of his culture through art.
Las Vegas victim's chilling last Facebook post
One of the Las Vegas victims was an Afghanistan war veteran.
Afghanistan veteran wins 2 Invictus golds
New Zealand's 10 medals at the Invictus Games has already surpassed our previous record.
NZSAS seeks all-female team of soldiers
An all-female team of soldiers is being recruited to work with the NZSAS.
Ardern: 'We would review NZ in Afghanistan'
Jacinda Ardern says she would review New Zealand's contribution to Afghanistan.
More defence staff approved for Afghanistan
Cabinet approves three more non-combat NZDF personnel go to Afghanistan.
Editorial: Trump hints at US deal with Taliban
EDITORIAL: Trump will send more troops into Afghanistan, along with an olive branch.
Washington to set out 'path' for Afghanistan
Trump will this afternoon announce a "path forward" on military strategy in Afghanistan.
'She isn't just a singer, she is a revolutionary'
Sultry pop singer upstages Afghan Independence Day celebration.
Donated bike 'blessing' for Afghan boy in Auckland
Malid Rashidi feels welcomed and appreciated by the people of New Zealand.
Operation Burnham: victims to sue govt
Govt decision not to hold inquiry into Afghan death claims "unlawful": victims' lawyers.
August a black month for remembering
Memorial rides to remember Afghanistan war heroes killed during NZ's dark month of August
Investigation: Fresh NZDF blunder over raid
NZDF has again been forced to explain its changing story on controversial NZSAS raid.
Nato military man's view on US and Trump
Trump may not have been properly informed says Nato man.
UN asks about investigation into SAS raid
Amnesty NZ says the UN"s questions show need for inquiry.
US requests NZ to increase its personnel in Afghanistan
US has requested that NZ increase its personnel in Afghanistan from 10 to 12.
Chelsea Manning leaves prison
The US Army soldier who passed sensitive government documents to Wikileaks is free.
NZDF admits photos 'overlooked'
NZDF said there were no photos of the controversial 2010 NZSAS raid - but it was wrong.
US poised to step up battle with Taliban
Trump's policy advisers have proposed a major shift in strategy in Afghanistan.
Hellish aftermath of 'mother of all bombs'
New footage reveals incredible destruction wrought by the US Army's MOAB.
Revealed: Concerns around Sultan Akbari
The reason for a tightening of sex offender's parole conditions can now be revealed.
Tighter parole conditions for sex offender
Parole conditions have been tightened for repeat sex offender who escaped deportation.
140 feared dead in Afghanistan attack
As many 140 soldiers have been killed by attackers apparently disguised in uniforms.
NZDF probe not carried out on allegations
Hit & Run claimed civilians were killed - this is what the military told its minister.
Afghanistan war hero is new RSA patron
Afghanistan war hero Jason Pore has been named as the new patron of the Auckland RSA
SAS hero: 'I died four or five times'
An SAS hero has spoken of his journey to recovery after being wounded in Afghanistan.
Afghan outrage at 'Mother' blast
The United States was accused of using Afghanistan as a testing ground.
US mega-bomb killed 36 Isis militants
The largest non-nuclear bomb ever deployed was dropped on Afghanistan overnight.
Witness: 'It was trying to hit people'
An Australian tourist witnessed a stolen truck mowing down people in central Stockholm.