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Israel rejects UN multinational inquiry
Israel has said it will not accept a UN plan for a multinational investigation into the lethal commando raid on an aid flotilla.
Detained NZer saw activist killed
NZ activist Nicola Enchmarch says she saw a man shot in the head by Israeli forces after they stormed her Gaza-bound aid ship.
Detained Kiwi deported from Israel
The NZ woman detained in Israel after a raid on an aid flotilla headed for Gaza has been released overnight.
Detained NZer in Israel set to be deported
The Israeli Embassy in Wellington says Nicola Enchmarch is about to be deported from Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport but her destination is unknown.
Detained Kiwi is safe, says mum
The mother of a New Zealand woman held by Israel was last night anxiously waiting news of her daughter.
NZ adds to chorus of outrage at raid deaths
New Zealand joined governments worldwide to condemn the deaths of at least nine people during a maritime raid by Israeli soldiers.
MFAT confirms identity of captured Kiwi
Several activists were killed when Israeli marines raided a Turkish ship near Gaza. Others were captured, including NZ's Nicola Enchmarch.
NZ woman held by Israeli authorities named
A NZ woman held by Israeli authorities after being taken from a flotilla attacked by Israeli forces is named.
NZ woman on board aid flotilla
A New Zealander was on board the aid flotilla attacked by Israeli commandos in international waters.
Pete Bethune faces up to Japanese court
The NZ anti-whaling activist has been called a "fascist" and a "terrorist" by a jeering spectator during his court appearance in Tokyo.
France adopts law allowing return of Toi Moko
Up to 20 mummified Maori heads held in French museums could be returned to NZ after France adopted a new law.
Anzac tragedy: Key in gun for quitting trade trip
John Key's decision to attend the funerals of three Air Force servicemen has been criticised as "short-sighted and irresponsible".
PM reveals SAS role in busting terror cell
NZ SAS troops took part in an operation in Kabul that saw a terror cell busted and a quarter tonne of explosives seized, John Key told media during his secret visit to Afghanistan.