Officials work to free Cook Islander, 9, detained at LA airport
The 9-year-old has been detained by US authorities for more than a week.
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A New Zealander injured in the cruise ship crash in Venice is recovering in hospital.
Kiwi South Africans missing funerals because of visa regulations
Mfat has highlighted to South African High Commission visa difficulties faced by Kiwis.
Kiwi dies of heart attack in Cambodia
Jann Nicholas Hazlett, known as Nick, died of a heart attack on May 18.
Killed by pirates: Mum and kids likely to spend another week in Panama
Slain Kiwi Alan Culverwell's family are assisting police with their investigation.
'We fear for her life': Kiwi woman detained in UAE over $50,000 debt
Maria Morehu's family say she was jailed this week over up to $50,000 in debts.
Wife of Kiwi killed in Panama faces accused murderers in court
Alan Culverwell was shot dead when pirates boarded his vessel in Panama on Thursday.
Project Doris: When France secretly built a beacon on NZ soil to target nukes
Archives NZ files reveal our 1980s horror over a French antenna on the Chatham Islands.
The diplomat, the sniffer dog and $300k cash
Secrecy over seized cash to protect Government's relationship with another country.
Audrey Young: Sceptics scoff while Ardern acts
COMMENT: Most Kiwis will be proud of Ardern's efforts with France.
Parker tells officials to fast track China free trade agreement upgrade
Progress has been made but certain dairy industry proposals are off the table.
'We heard a huge explosion': Kiwis in middle of blasts in Sri Lanka
Rachel Stephens said she was at the scene of the explosions less than a day earlier.
207 dead in bomb explosions: PM labels attacks 'devastating'
Kiwis in Sri Lanka are asked to exercise a high degree of vigilance after deadly attacks.
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.
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.
Flat-white enthusiast gives Chinese a taste of 'Chiwi'
Michael Hongfu's cafe chains had its beginnings in Fidel's in Cuba St, Wellington.
Ardern in China: Beijing 'ready to strengthen relationship' with NZ
Premier Li Keqiang also expressed his condolences for Christchurch terror attack victims.
Audrey Young: Memories of China as PM begins visit
The times in China, they have been changing, writes Audrey Young.
Winston Peters issues caution over mosque video
Winston Peters says misrepresenting New Zealand through massacre video is unfair.
NZ's terror threat is at 'high alert' but what does that mean?
The Prime Minister says it is not known how long the threat level will stay at high.
Attorney-General: NZ will ban semi-automatic weapons
Politicians have promised New Zealand's gun laws will change.
NZ to put more resources into Fiji military
New Zealand and Fiji say it's time to take relationship to a new level
Winston Peters blasts Jenny Shipley after China article appears
Winston Peters has never forgiven Jenny Shipley for sacking him.
Belt and Road file taken out of freezer
David Parker is hoping to take a trade mission with him to China.
PM responds to National claims five ministers are waiting for China visa
Jacinda Ardern and Simon Bridges continue their tussle over China-NZ relations.
Kiwis warned over 'hostage diplomacy' from China
New Zealand is 'the meat in a very uncomfortable sandwich', says security analyst.
China puts up NZ wall: PM visit and tourism plan on ice
Exclusive: Diplomatic links plummet to a new low as Ardern is given the cold shoulder.
Barry Soper: NZ feeling the heat of the Chinese dragon
The invitation for Jacinda Ardern to visit Beijing early this year's been put on ice.
Foreign Ministers six-monthly bilateral meeting starts on Waiheke Island
Winston Peters and Marise Payne have begun their bilateral meeting, stressing the Pacific.
Winston Peters' home-grown hospitality
Winston Peters wines and dines Aussie counterpart before getting down to business.