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'Carefully consider risks': NZDF criticised for accepting 2500 gifts
The Auditor-General warns that gifts risk public and Parliament confidence in the NZDF.
European allies wary of buying American as they plan defence build-up
For Europe 'Buy American' looks less appealing than it once was. They may have no choice.
Canada and EU pull together as America pushes them away
New York Times: US allies are moving towards being less dependent on America.
'Coalition of murderers': Zelensky condemns latest Russian attacks
Seven people were killed, six in Kyiv and one in Bila Tserkva.
Listen: Luxon, Peters to speak on US-Iran conflict as NZ deploys plane to Middle East
PM Chris Luxon hasn't yet stated his position on the US actions in Iran.
'Scale of need': NZ commits $16m to Ukraine as conflict endures
$8 million will go to Nato and UK-led funds for military assistance.
Govt reserves view on US’ Iran strikes as NZ deploys Hercules plane to Middle East
Labour wants the Govt to denounce the US attack as a breach of international law.
Israel strikes dozens of Tehran targets in aggressive overnight raids
More than 60 fighter jets hit alleged missile production sites in Tehran.
Why Trump's 'Golden Dome' defence plan raises global security concerns
Trump’s defence system plan aims to be operational by 2029.
As Middle East burns, Luxon meets President Xi Jinping in Beijing
The Prime Minister meets President Xi Jinping at an inflection point.
Russian strikes on Kyiv kill 28, wound more than 130 in major assault
Dozens of drones culminate in one of the deadliest attacks of the war.
'Terrible lie': Defence counters claims in mushroom murder trial
Barrister says prosecutors focused on messages to undermine Erin Patterson's family ties.
Milestone move: Taiwan's submarine programme advances amid challenges
The 80m submarine features US combat systems and torpedoes.
Security expert acknowledges theft risk at radioactive waste site
The facility stores radioactive waste near NZDF assets in Manawatu.
Analysis: Aukus shift amid fears US stretched thin and China has naval edge
China’s naval fleet now outnumbers that of the United States, with more than 370 vessels.
Exclusive: Luxon on trade with China, getting on President Xi's Christmas card list
The PM isn't sure whether he's on President Xi's Christmas card list, like Sir John Key.
'Potentially catastrophic' – Luxon speaks after Israel conducts ‘pre-emptive strike’ on Iran
The Prime Minister will visit China before heading to the Nato summit in Europe.
Mushroom poisoning murder-accused grilled on eighth and final day in witness box
Erin Patterson denied making a sixth mushroom meal for her husband, saying it was extra.
Australia ‘confident’ in US nuclear sub deal despite review
The Aukus deal aims to counter China's growing military power.
Collins downplays reports of Aukus review
The US has told Australia it needs to significantly boost its defence spending.
Soldier won't be dismissed after filming woman without consent during sex
Judge and panel opt for a lesser sentence for corporal, including a formal warning.
Defence Force's Waiōuru housing project fails to break ground
Budget 2023 earmarked the thick end of $75 million for 50 new houses.
Facing dismissal: Soldier's career on the line after filming woman without consent during sex
A panel began deliberations this morning at Burnham Military Camp.
Two charges dropped against soldier in court martial for recordings
Two charges against Corporal Smith were dropped in the Court Martial.
Rust removal sparks explosion at US base in Okinawa
The explosion occurred while SDF members were assessing unexploded bombs.
Israel strikes Syria after projectiles launched, blames Syrian leader
Syria denied firing the projectiles, calling Israel's actions a violation.
'Going in hard': Luxon warns Kāinga Ora tenants amid policy crackdown
David Seymour is now Deputy PM, following Winston Peters.