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'I'll put you in an ambulance': 'Cheeky' soldier bashed
Corporal paraded bashed soldier: "This goes for any one of you mother.....s".
Bomb squad alert after man brings home live artillery shell
Finder embarrassed that neighbours from seven Yaldhurst homes had to evacuate.
Government stops armoured vehicle raffle in its tracks
Five days after tickets started selling, the Department of Internal Affairs stepped in.
Shot soldier recovering in hospital
The soldier remains in hospital but he is in a stable condition.
Soldier shot during live training exercise at Ardmore base
Soldier said to be in a moderate condition with a wound to his upper arm.
SAS trooper farewelled in 'moving private service'
SAS trooper Lance Corporal Nicholas Kahotea was farewelled in Auckland yesterday.
Soldier died after jump from helicopter: Source
SAS soldier Nicholas Kahotea died following a training accident in Auckland last night.
Thunderstorms, heavy downpours and gusty winds to hammer North Island
The wild weather which washed out SH6 near Haast today will hit the North Island tomorrow.
How the world is responding to Christchurch attack
In the wake of the incredible horror last week, the world has shown its true colours
WWI photographer's medals: From England to Waiouru
NZ World War I photographer's medals to be displayed before Anzac Day.
Kiwi missing in Perth: Family's grave concerns for former soldier
Ray Mahu has not been heard from since December 3 and family just want him to come home.
Former Afghan interpreter in coma after car crash
Afghani interpreter Azim Kazimi's family cannot afford to fly him to NZ for treatment.
Colourful life led to an unmarked grave
Searching for family of a soldier in an unmarked grave. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'Highly secret' NZDF documents available on internet: Nicky Hager
Intelligence and military concerns on classified information challenged as probe opens.
Big Read: Details revealed of NZSAS assault in Taliban territory
NZDF's full narrative on the NZSAS raid behind an official inquiry starting next week.
Our finest hour: The town saved by Kiwis
The British businessman and philanthropist visited the French town for the centenary.
Six cleared in NZDF probe into instructors misbehaving
Investigations into four others ongoing.
Young army bomb expert hurt during flare disposal
NZDF says injured bomb expert in a stable condition
New chiefs named for all three branches of armed forces
Three new military chiefs have been appointed.
Malaysian forces send fallen Kiwi soldiers home
A change in Government policy is meaning fallen soldiers are being returned to New Zealand
Army put CCTV in barracks to protect recruits
NZ Army to examine whether recommendations to protect recruits were followed.
Exclusive: Rape complainant told she broke rules
Exclusive: Military police told complainant she was in breach of standing orders.
New Anzac memorial honours Kiwi heroes
Words of Kiwi soldier can be heard at memorial at Maryborough, Queensland.
'Not one dreamed of leaving his post'
Heroic efforts of Kiwi troops at Gallipoli honoured in new Anzac memorial.
From injury and illness to the Invictus Games
Invictus competitors share what the games is all about. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Angry widow slams Army crash investigation
Widow believes Army was incompetent and says WorkSafe refuses to investigate.
'Very disappointed' - Defence minister Ron Mark on NZDF
Defence minister Ron Mark "very disappointed" over NZDF's changing story on NZSAS raid.
Te Auraki - the return of three NZDF personnel
Three NZDF personnel returned to their families. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Local Focus: The town with the strongest Anzac tradition
Anzac Day will again see Tinui's population explode. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Toddler inherits parents' fighting spirit
Poppy funds help get battling toddler specialist help
All Blacks inspired by war heroes
"Sport too often is compared to going to war and it's nothing like it," says Hansen.