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Boffins work on invisibility cloak
A "cloaking device" that makes things invisible, the effect of a depleting ozone layer on the prevailing wind and just how birds tell the time before migrating.
Editorial: Interpreters earn a NZ future
If ever refugees deserved to be welcomed to New Zealand it is the Afghans who have been acting as interpreters for our soldiers in their country.
VIP treatment for vets
Veterans returning to battlegrounds in Egypt for a 70th anniversary next week have been promised business-class quality flights and silver service.
Family relieved soldier's body found
The family of Private Michael Ross say they are relieved the soldier's body has been found, a week after he fell into a lake near Waiouru.
Missing soldier named
Private Michael Victor Ross, 29, from Kaitaia, has not been seen since he fell overboard from an inflatable boat while returning from a training exercise in a lake.
Space tight for Gallipoli centenary
New Zealand has been allocated 2000 of the 10,000 places available for the 2015 dawn service at Gallipoli - guess which country gets the rest?
Troops head for Afghan endgame
The last batch of soldiers has left for Afghanistan, bracing themselves for attacks from insurgents desperate to win the propaganda war before NZ pulls out for good.
SAS 'will send a message'
The SAS is being re-deployed to Afghanistan to send a message to the killers of five NZ soldiers and lead patrols against the Taleban, a defence analyst has suggested.
NZ needs to watch out for itself
Robert Ayson says the good news is that we are being courted by Washington and Beijing at the same time. But is the attention needed?