A Pentagon chief has warned of "catastrophic" consequences of a war with North Korea.

At least 51 people have been arrested for their part in a gold smuggling operation.

Women are being targeted by a religious group hunting brides for a convicted rapist.

Move over Kevin Costner. There's a new bodyguard to swoon over.

Analysts say North Korea is making rapid progress toward being able to strike the US.

Missile launch is the first since Moon Jae In took office as South Korea's new President.

After saying it was open to talk with US, N Korea launches a possible ballistic missile.

And that's not even the part that makes them the most uneasy.

Skyline Enterprises is set to develop a second luge in South Korea.

Donald Trump's comments came a day after North Korea test-launched missiles.

Japan has dispatched its biggest warship to protect a US military vessel in the Pacific.

G-Dragon is set to perform in Auckland as part of a world tour.

Latest missile test was Kim Jong-un's way of sending a message to US and allies.

North Korea test-fires a ballistic missile as the US fears of 'catastrophic consequences'.

The Herald asks Kiwis in South Korea what life feels like under the threat of war.

A new study says international students are an "untapped opportunity" for NZ regions.

The parents of Moon Ji-sung have travelled the world sharing their daughter's story.

North Korea continues to build its nuclear weapons programme.

The crisis in SK exemplifies the problems of close ties between the state and business.

Syria strike is a warning to North Korea, says US Secretary of State.

US is sending a strike group to Korean waters in response to nation's nuclear programs.

Churches in New Zealand are being warned of a group linked to South Korea.

The 2017 Korean Day will be held at the North Shore Events Centre on Saturday.

South Korea's ex-President Park Geun Hye was yesterday being questioned by a court.

NZ seems to be "beckoning China as an enemy", Australian journalist John Pilger says.

Take a look at why its possibly the funniest video of the year.

The mother of the BBC expert whose interview about South Korea was abruptly interrupted by his children says she could have been the accidental cause of the hilarious gaffe.

Nuclear-armed North Korea this week pushed the world's patience once again after test firing ballistic missiles into Japan's waters.

Brilliant moment as BBC expert's live interview is gatecrashed by his curious children.

He's the nephew of the world's most isolated and unpredictable leader - and he's in danger.