
The Turkish deepfake porn video could change the future of elections
A video of Muharrem Ince has shifted the balance of the landmark election.
A video of Muharrem Ince has shifted the balance of the landmark election.
The 'Padre' from Wairoa held a special place in the Māori contingent.
Next year, Kiwi 'civilians' can return to Gallipoli for Anzac commemorations. Here's how.
'Business was already financially struggling with high overheads and staffing issues.'
Finland to benefit from the collective security guarantee that an attack on one is on all.
New York Times: China is fast becoming the world's lender of last resort.
The man was $20,000 out of pocket when a trip to see his dying grandfather was cancelled.
Visit, grain deal extension come as UK says Putin likely to expand mandatory conscription.
Sweden still out in cold, over Erdogan's soft on "terrorism" claims.
Women braved march for about two hours before police used tear gas on protesters.
The quake killed at least 50,000 people according to the United Nations.
Nato is urging Turkey and Hungary to accept the nomination for Finland and Sweden to join.
A months-old baby and a boy of 8 were reported among the dead.
Combined death toll in Turkey and Syria is now 47,244, and search for survivors has ended.
Terrified survivors from earlier tremors dealing with more trauma.
Can Google be sued for helping extremists spread terror message, attract recruits?
Grisly discovery found in compartment beneath load of lumber.
Miraculous rescue of couple trapped for 296 hours, but Turkey due to stop searches soon.
5400 shipping containers, 200,000 tents dispatched after 332,000 dwellings destroyed.
OPINION: Save the Children NZ CEO pleads for support in quake-struck region.
World Vision programme director gives insight into gargantuan unfolding crisis.
New York Times: We forget how fragile cities are until disaster strikes.
Gunmen entered the facility and beat up the director, apparently for firing an employee.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that more than 35,000 people have died.
New Zealand has so far contributed $4.5 million in aid to the disaster.
Thousand left homeless after the earthquake line up in the streets for food.
Turkish justice officials are targeting contractors involved in shoddy construction.
Turkish officials detained or issued arrest warrants for some 130 people.
Rescue crews pull more survivors, including entire families, from toppled buildings.
Construction codes are rarely enforced, explaining why thousands of buildings crumbled.