Prince Charles spoke openly about New Zealand matters with our politicians today.

"Everybody's friendly until you turn your back". Made with funding from NZ On Air.

Focus Live Earlier: Armed police called to Grey Lynn street.

Focus Live: A member of the New Zealand SAS has died after a training accident in Auckland.

Auckland Anzac digger Les Jerram survived two world wars.

Hi-tech ships survey waters near a naval base undergoing upgrades.

Kim Jong Un was in attendance, according to report from the state-run news agency.

Venezuela's top-heavy military remains largely intact under President Nicolás Maduro.

Government supports ambitious major projects, start-ups and research.

Critics say hearings must be open so the public can have faith in the outcome.

'Unacceptable' use of force by police trainer who tasered AOS recruits at Police College.

EDITORIAL: More than 16,000 Kiwis died in the four years of fighting between 1914-18.

Eleven men in NZ armed forces were awarded in the Victoria Cross in WW I

Three new military chiefs have been appointed.

Exclusive: Military police told complainant she was in breach of standing orders.

Invictus competitors share what the games is all about. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

NZDF mistakenly gave Sir John Key a cast-iron assurance over civilian deaths.

An inquiry has been launched into allegations elite New Zealand soldiers killed civilians in Afghanistan.

SQNLDR Ivan Green, LAC Renee Haggo and AC Alexandra Skipper from RNZAF Base Auckland take us on patrol of the Kaipara Air Weapons Range. / Video by Michael Craig.

The US Navy is floundering and sailors are beginning to share their stories.

Lynda Hodge's dream of becoming a paramedic has been dashed by a change of anaesthetic.

Kurt Bayer meets the country's deadliest sharpshooters to find out what makes them tick.

Govt decision not to hold inquiry into Afghan death claims "unlawful": victims' lawyers.

Internal inquiries have faulted NZDF's handling of mental health for uniformed personnel.

Seven sailors died after a US destroyer collided with a Philippine-flagged cargo ship.

Trump may not have been properly informed says Nato man.

Rise of meth and guns have resulted in one of the busiest years for Southern AOS.

Neither protesters nor the Government ready to back down, the crisis is likely to worsen.

Defence ministers announce new chapter in defence cooperation.

For three years the NZ Defence Force resisted releasing the report.