Turkish authorities shut down media
Turkey's government has ordered the closure of dozens of media outlets - including news agencies, television channels, radio stations and newspapers.
Turkey's government has ordered the closure of dozens of media outlets - including news agencies, television channels, radio stations and newspapers.
Turkish authorities have expanded a crackdown on military officials in a massive purge of opponents following a failed coup.
The Turkish president said that he would reinstate the death penalty to deal with those who took park in the coup attempt
Turmoil in Turkey continues as Istanbul's deputy mayor was shot and Wikileaks prepares to release diplomatic documents.
It had been planned for weeks but in the end, even the coup plotters were taken by surprise.
Having summoned democracy to his side, the Turkey President Recep Tayyip Erdogan may need to be more willing to honour it.
Arrests and sackings of those allegedly linked to a failed coup plot in Turkey intensified today as authorities fired 8000 police officers
His 15-year rule has been dogged with controversy. This is the story of Mr Erdogan's chequered reign.
Thousands of military officers, soldiers and other suspects linked to a failed coup in Turkey have been arrested.
Kiwis are cancelling or changing plans to travel to Turkey as the Government continues to warn people to avoid unnecessary trips there.
COMMENT: If Erdogan was a maddening ally before for Europe and the US, the leader who has just overcome a coup will be capable of almost anything.
COMMENT: Journalist Erin Cunningham writes that a boom shook her building near Taksim Square during the attempted coup.
Pouring out into the streets, forces loyal to Turkey's president quashed a coup attempt. Now the President says those responsible "will pay a heavy price."
A New Zealand woman has told how she hid in an airport toilet cubicle fearing for her life during Turkey's failed military coup.
A Kiwi living in Istanbul says despite the roar of military jets, she is not afraid of the attempted coup in Turkey.
LIVE UPDATES: Reports are surfacing Turkish parliament is back under government control
The three suicide bombers who attacked Istanbul's Ataturk Airport have been identified as nationals from Russia, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan
A brazen assault by three suicide bombers on Istanbul's Ataturk Airport has set the stage for a more violent conflict between Turkey and Isis.
New Zealanders are being warned not to travel to Turkey after the bombing of Istanbul's Ataturk International Airport that killed at least 36 people.
WATCH: The death toll continues to rise in Turkey after terrorists bomb Istanbul's main airport.
In a case bordering the fantastical, a man in Turkey has been handed a suspended jail sentence for a picture comparing the president to Gollum
In the same way, people in 100 years will live with the consequences of the decisions we make now.
It is not often that international solutions work so well but when it happens, it deserves a tentative cheer.
Turkey, for all its woes, has a far more robust democratic system than Russia.
Kiwis attending Anzac Day memorials at Gallipoli will have to revert to old-school measures to get their photos, as selfie sticks are banned on Peninsula.
Nearly 250 people have been sent back from the Greek islands under the new accord.
Kiwis travelling to Gallipoli for Anzac Day services are being warned to avoid Turkey's biggest cities.
Five people died, including the bomber, and more than 30 were injured in the blast near a Government building in a busy shopping area of the city.
A suicide attacker detonated a bomb on Istanbul's main pedestrian shopping street on Saturday, killing five people, the city's governor said.
Police hunt suspected terrorists after deadly attacks at two locations.