Experts say Hamas and Israel are both committing war crimes in their fight
The attacks have killed more than 1300 people in Israel, including 247 soldiers.
The attacks have killed more than 1300 people in Israel, including 247 soldiers.
Hamas practiced in a very public dress rehearsal.
Israel says a complete siege will remain in place until Hamas frees 150 hostages.
Kiwi-Tongan church members praise Tongan officials for helping get them out of Israel.
Medics in Gaza are facing a problem as the casualties mount — where to put the bodies.
Jenny Matheson arrived in Israel two days before the initial attacks.
The sole surviving female Special Operations Executive agent from WWII died in Auckland.
The group is attempting to flee by bus with the Tongan Consulate's help before lockdown.
More than 200 Fijian nationals have been flown out of Israel on an emergency flight.
Key figure behind museum project hopes Kiwis will feel sense of home while overseas.
'I'm not going to feel safe until I touch New Zealand soil.'
The pork sector wants to ban imports from some countries, there are concerns about schools using CCTV to curb bullying and vaping in bathrooms, and Hamas claims it is holding more than 100 hostages as the conflict continues. Video / NZ Herald / AP / Getty
Financial Times: Tehran-backed network could provide explanation for multipronged assault.
Dennis Marsh headlined a Red Cross charity concert for Ukraine.
Eyes were closed in the lead-up to the onslaught by the militant group.
Opinion: The Israeli government is the most right-wing in Israeli history.
Williams’ post included a “100 per cent” and a praying emoji.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins gave a statement on the situation in Israel, stating the government's 'absolute condemnation' of Hamas' attacks. Video / NZ Herald
The All Blacks lock-in quarter-final opponents, leaders lock horns over suggestions of a second election and Israeli death toll continues to rise in the latest New Zealand Herald headlines. Video / NZ Herald
An Israeli-born woman living in New Zealand has grave fears for her family in Israel.
"We recognise Israel’s right to defend itself", says PM.
The attack comes after a missile strike the previous day killed at least 52 civilians.
From the dentist to the air raid shelter, "you never know what's going to kill you".
The Kremlin often claims its missiles are aimed at military assets or blames Ukraine.
He also announced the successful testing of a nuclear-powered cruise missile.
Lesley Webb wanted children to have the best upbringing possible.
The Defence Force is looking for the families of World War II Pasifika coastwatchers.
Seven Hato Hone vans were repurposed, blessed and are supporting Ukraine people.
The Prime Minister said the attack was supported by Serbia.
The Ukrainian President received a quieter reception than the welcome he got last year.