Donald Trump was briefed on the strike in Syria at a secure location in Mar-a-Lago.

An Australian tourist witnessed a stolen truck mowing down people in central Stockholm.

COMMENT: The most pressing question from here is what happens next in the short term.

Karl French says the 1917 match was the "epitome of my father's rugby playing career".

A retired teacher has died after a truck hit his bike in Hamilton yesterday

'These heinous actions by the Assad regime cannot be tolerated,' US President says.

Chemical attack on Syrian town demands action from those backing the Assad regime.

Ambassadors help launch RSA's annual Poppy Appeal

All Blacks coach among big names supporting annual RSA fundraiser.

100 years on, NZ's darkest hour at Passchendaele remembered with commemorative stamps

Be in to win NZ Post's latest stamp books and coin commemorating NZ's WWI sacrifice.

Senior and junior Kiwi soldiers explain their attraction to serving in Iraq.

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

Ameen Mokdad risked his life when he played music but he says alternative was unthinkable.

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.

NZ seems to be "beckoning China as an enemy", Australian journalist John Pilger says.

For three years the NZ Defence Force resisted releasing the report.

NZSAS soldier says civilians were killed after faulty US intelligence.

The Iraqis' progress has been remarkable, Brigadier Hugh McAslan tells.

Iraq general in charge of the war against Isis calls them 'a disease'.

EDITORIAL: The story of War on Terror is riddled with controversy and failure.

One of the most damning claims in Nicky Hager's new book has been confirmed.

COMMENT: Whether Nicky Hager's new book scores the required hits is yet to be determined.

Credible sources are emerging to confirm civilians were killed during raid in Afghanistan.

Wayne Mapp and former governor of Bamyan province both confirm civilian deaths.

Labour, Greens and NZ First want an inquiry into claims made in a new book.

Claim from NZDF there were no civilian casualties at odds with Minister's comment in 2014.

In 1969, a 20-year-old Corporal Benfell led eight men into combat in Vietnam.