Army heroes helping change mental health attitudes.

Camp for grieving kids helps them know they are not alone

The Hit & Run inquiry will be uncomfortable for all, David Fisher reports.

Photos in the book were of the location where Operation Burnham took place, NZDF confirms.

COMMENT: NZDF admitting allegations in book were true is significant moment in the saga.

New SAS machines replace ageing fleet that suffered badly in Afghanistan.

Steve Askin was an inspiration, says heartbroken widow.

Ron Mark has asked for briefing on the issues raised in the controversial book Hit & Run.

Defence Force to buy two new types of rifle at a cost of $4 million.

NZDF has again been forced to explain its changing story on controversial NZSAS raid.

More than 11,000 hours of staff time went into putting out the devastating fires.

NZDF said there were no photos of the controversial 2010 NZSAS raid - but it was wrong.

The man photographed with a NZSAS beret and a rack of medals admits they're not his.

A tiny, sport-centric RSA is opening at stadium in a bid to win back young veterans.

Special service remembers the incredible WWII derring-do of the Long Range Desert Group.

Hit & Run claimed civilians were killed - this is what the military told its minister.

Afghanistan war hero Jason Pore has been named as the new patron of the Auckland RSA

Outdoor activity camps help kids cope with loss after their parents are killed in action.

COMMENT: We all deserve to know the truth about the 2010 SAS raids, writes Brian Rudman.

COMMENT: If he'd seen disturbing footage, surely he'd be duty bound to call an inquiry.

English bizarrely describes the chief of Defence Force as "independent" in the process.

Chief of Defence's response to Hager/Stephenson's book is professional, says Rodney Hide.

COMMENT: There are more reasons than not to hold inquiry into SAS raid, says Audrey Young.

COMMENT: Questions raised about the deaths of Afghan civilians warrant an inquiry.

Confused? Here's a guide to fracas that has followed the release of the Hit & Run book.

Chopper pilot Steve Askin's family receive letter from woman who says he saved her life.

Victims say location and names are wrong - but insist six civilians were killed.

The Chief of Army tells officers the nine killed in the NZSAS raised were armed.

EDITORIAL: Defence HQ should expect to report to the public on missions like Afghanistan.

COMMENT: Nicky Hager's book Hit & Run points to compelling evidence of civilians dying.