Readers have their say on the bus station; bus service; Winston Peters; hostile despots

Family of Osama bin Laden fear his son is intent on "avenging his father's death".

Kiwi activist returns home after allegedly being beaten and tasered by Israeli military.

The crew were on a mission to deliver aid to the Palestinian territory of Gaza.

Treen is expected to be deported back to NZ.

A murky, red liquid found around three mummies in Egypt has been analysed by scientists.

Andrew Stone offers some tips for your Iranian voyage.

Andrew Stone is spellbound by the hospitable people he meets in this enduring land.

Israeli military carry out its largest daytime air strike campaign in Gaza since 2014 war.

Thousands gathered to mourn Palestinian medic apparently shot dead by Israeli soldiers.

Former National MP and cop Ross Meurant went to talk to the Head Hunters.

COMMENT: Nation has the right to defend itself against terrorism.

AA calling for a tax reduction to curb prices as 91 octane reaches $2.30 a litre.

A prophecy is unfolding in the Middle East. Riots. Killings. War. At its centre is Trump.

As protesters were shot and killed in Gaza, US contingent opened embassy in Jerusalem.

Israel Embassy defended its response, saying it had the right to protect its borders.

Aaron Palmer has returned home and wants to connect with kids and make a difference.

Pulling out of the agreement is more likely to make Iran develop nuclear weapons.

Sue Halliwell went to Gallipoli and left with stories of compassion.

Ardern learning the language - and lessons - of international diplomacy

Hundreds queued as Syrian government handed out food to people left in Douma.

Trump's Press Secretary was criticised for tweeting a "fake" photo of Syria strike talks.

The US-led strikes against Syria prompted defiant celebrations in Damascus.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the chemical attack was a breach of international law.

When estranged husband asked to keep sons for an extra night, Iryna's nightmare began.

Palestinian death toll after Friday's border clashes has risen to 18.

Yesterday's exodus was the largest of civilians in Syria's eight year civil war.

Sergei Cherepanov operated under the guise, David Frith – a NZ-born business consultant.

Syrian government has intensified shelling of eastern Ghouta suburbs.

Three years of war have left 22 million people in Yemen needing aid and protection.