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Anzac pilgrims killed in car crash on their way to a grandfather's Gallipoli war grave.
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Big Read: Top Defence Force attache Alfred Keating's astonishing fall from grace
The full story from the bizarre and unprecedented court case.
Hidden toilet camera: Top Defence Force attache guilty
The former Assistant Chief of Navy's fate was in the hands of 12 jurors.
'Kiwi embassy in Washington run like Dad's Army'
The final arguments are being heard in the trial of NZ's former Assistant Chief of Navy.
'That was not me' - embassy staffer accused of planting toilet cam
Defence Force worker at the Washington embassy bought a hidden camera in 2014.
CCTV shows man planting hidden embassy camera
But there is no evidence the former Assistant Chief of Navy bought the covert camera.
736 images deleted from hidden embassy camera
Alfred Keating was serving as the senior defence attache to the United States at the time.
Appeal for war veteran's medals to be returned
The medals can be returned anonymously without any questions asked.
Top military attache's laptop search history revealed
The jury also heard that the covert toilet camera may have been there for months.
DNA '10,000 million times' more likely to be top navy officer's
A hidden camera was found in one of New Zealand's most critical diplomatic outposts.
Defence Force staffer recalls finding hidden embassy bathroom camera
"I had a gut feeling that the black box was something more than a hard drive."
Jury warned not to share state secrets in DC embassy trial
One of NZ's top military officers is accused of planting a hidden camera in the embassy.
Camera in embassy toilet: Top military attache to the US on trial
Alfred Keating was one of the Royal New Zealand Navy's highest-ranking officers.
Fishermen find historic military equipment near Lyttelton
Historic military equipment has been found by fishermen near Lyttelton.
Hit & Run's version of Afghanistan raid 'impossible'
Hit & Run book claimed six civilians were killed and 15 wounded in SA "revenge" raid.
Former defence minister Wayne Mapp gives evidence in Operation Burnham inquiry
SAS under day-to-day operational control of international allied forces command.
Civilian casualties front of mind, former chief says
Coalition forces aware of impact of any civilian deaths, inquiry told
Anzac backlash: Veterans angry at Muslim prayer plan
RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.
Gun lobbyist's wife tried to import 20 military-style semi-automatics into NZ
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced a ban on the MSSA firearm this week.
Big Read: Our spies and the hunt for a 'lone wolf' killer
Lone wolf killers are the most elusive of terrorists, say intelligence sources.
SAS snipers joined mosque shooter hunt
Snipers in town for shooting event responded to hunt for mosque terrorist.
Big Read: Lawyer laid flat by Hit & Run
A lawyer, the NZSAS, and a new Goliath-sized fight.
NZSAS raid claim: Afghan villagers say inquiry 'unlawful'
Lawyer Deborah Manning chucks a potential spanner into the works of NZSAS inquiry.
Bigger fines needed for 'revolting' travellers urinating in public - MP
COMMENT: There was no reason for the bus to make a toilet stop on SH1 in full public view.
NZSAS held naked Afghan man at knifepoint
Defence inquiry finds NZ did not provoke gunfight but "fell below professional standards".
Man saved after falling overboard near Gisborne
Emergency services are attending the scene near Tolaga Bay.
Jacinda One? Dassault touts business jet for NZ politicians
The plane maker says its aircraft are used in VIP roles for governments around the world.
Love letter that snared an army draft dodger
World War 1 censorship set stage for a century of state snooping on New Zealanders
The day Russia 'invaded' city - and Aucklanders panicked
Fears the enemy Russians were coming to New Zealand spurred fake news and forts.
Motorway treasure-box mystery solved
Treasures in the box included a letter from the King about wartime death of a flier
Winston Peters' home-grown hospitality
Winston Peters wines and dines Aussie counterpart before getting down to business.
WWI photographer's medals: From England to Waiouru
NZ World War I photographer's medals to be displayed before Anzac Day.
Homes destroyed: 'Extreme dryness' fuels inferno
Extreme dryness in Nelson and Tasman has allowed for 'fuel' for the blaze, NIWA says
Law reform call after victim ordered to pay sex abuser
Mariya Taylor's abuser also received $75,000 in legal aid for the court case.