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Nepal's new map flares up tensions between India and China
A map of the Himalayas has stirred tensions between the world's biggest military powers.
Forces to be reckoned with - how life has changed for women in the military
High-fliers at the top - what it's like to be an woman in the armed forces today.
American Coast Guard sentenced to more than 13 years in alleged terror plot
Prosecutors say Hansson planned to launch an attack in the D.C area.
'We're on full alert': China's aggressive military move
China's latest aggressive move has backfired, in a potentially deadly way.
Kiwi soldier believed to be far-right extremist arrested at military camp
Soldier thought to be part of far-right group focused on 'blood, honour and brotherhood'.
'It was awesome': Charles and Camilla charm crowd during Auckland walkabout
Prince Charles spoke openly about New Zealand matters with our politicians today.
Local Focus: Candidate wants respect and honour among councillors
"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 Earlier: Armed police called to Grey Lynn street.
Focus Live: SAS soldier killed in Auckland exercise
Focus Live: A member of the New Zealand SAS has died after a training accident in Auckland.
Kiwi digger who survived two world wars
Auckland Anzac digger Les Jerram survived two world wars.
China boosts surveillance as US and Australian naval base upgrades begin
Hi-tech ships survey waters near a naval base undergoing upgrades.
'New weapon tested' by North Korea
Kim Jong Un was in attendance, according to report from the state-run news agency.
Venezuela's military has not turned on Maduro
Venezuela's top-heavy military remains largely intact under President Nicolás Maduro.
China is catching up to the US on research into artificial intelligence
Government supports ambitious major projects, start-ups and research.
Big Read: Lawyer laid flat by Hit & Run
A lawyer, the NZSAS, and a new Goliath-sized fight.
NZSAS held naked Afghan man at knifepoint
Defence inquiry finds NZ did not provoke gunfight but "fell below professional standards".
Secrecy debate over Hit & Run inquiry
Critics say hearings must be open so the public can have faith in the outcome.
Shocking: Police investigate trainer for tasering AOS recruits
'Unacceptable' use of force by police trainer who tasered AOS recruits at Police College.
Editorial: A day to remember a nation's sacrifice
EDITORIAL: More than 16,000 Kiwis died in the four years of fighting between 1914-18.
11 VC winners from New Zealand
Eleven men in NZ armed forces were awarded in the Victoria Cross in WW I
New chiefs named for all three branches of armed forces
Three new military chiefs have been appointed.
Exclusive: Rape complainant told she broke rules
Exclusive: Military police told complainant she was in breach of standing orders.
From injury and illness to the Invictus Games
Invictus competitors share what the games is all about. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Big Read: 'No way' civilians were killed, NZDF promised Key
NZDF mistakenly gave Sir John Key a cast-iron assurance over civilian deaths.
Inquiry launched into SAS's role in deaths of six Afghan civilians
An inquiry has been launched into allegations elite New Zealand soldiers killed civilians in Afghanistan.
Willie Apiata VC: 'We need your support'
Willie Apiata launches this year's RSA Poppy Appeal with an emotional plea to all kiwis.
Foundation of lies laid for Trump adventure in Middle East
US propaganda sees one stray missile turn into invasion threat
RNZAF tour of Kaipara Air Weapons Range
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.
US Navy 'a floating prison'
The US Navy is floundering and sailors are beginning to share their stories.
Killer anaesthetic ends paramedic dream
Lynda Hodge's dream of becoming a paramedic has been dashed by a change of anaesthetic.
Crack shot: Inside the mind of a sniper
Kurt Bayer meets the country's deadliest sharpshooters to find out what makes them tick.
Operation Burnham: victims to sue govt
Govt decision not to hold inquiry into Afghan death claims "unlawful": victims' lawyers.
Military suicides reveal care gaps
Internal inquiries have faulted NZDF's handling of mental health for uniformed personnel.