Fallout from September 11 still drifting over us
From the shocking carnage of 9/11, the US and her allies - New Zealand among them - launched the "war on terror".
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Paul Holmes: Our unique weekend of pain and joy
We'll remember 9/11, but we've also got the rugby and a brilliant city.
September 11: New Zealand's decade-long reaction
Questionable laws, dubious wars and some airport inconvenience are how the average Kiwi sums up the legacy of the 9/11 terror attacks in the US.
The day the nightmare scenario came true
Ed Vulliamy was only 20 blocks away when the twin towers were attacked by al-Qaeda on September 11, 2001. Here, in this highly personal account, he recalls those devastating first moments and the eerie days that followed.
September 11, 2001: Your memories
Where were you when you heard the news of the September 11 attacks?
Hicks speaks out against terrorism
Former Guantanamo inmate says 9/11 'disgusting' in his first interview.
Review to be carried out into SAS trooper's death
A review of the operation in which an SAS soldier died on Friday night in Afghanistan will be held to see what can be learned, the Defence Force says.
Desperate bid to revive Kiwi soldier
The SAS trooper killed in Afghanistan is a married father of two, the Herald on Sunday has been told.
Paul Little: Teenagers taught that violence pays
In Hamilton a group of teenagers tortures a man in his own home, some taking the lead while others stand and watch.
Norway: Kiwi mourns 'best friend'
A grieving NZ man whose wife died in the Norway massacre a fortnight ago has posted a moving memorial.