Putin starts raining bombs on Syria
Just a day after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin vowed to fight terrorism together, Russia has unleashed a major offensive against the country.
Just a day after Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin vowed to fight terrorism together, Russia has unleashed a major offensive against the country.
New Zealand's offer to resettle 150 refugees from Australia remains on the table, the Government says, despite a new offer by the
A French memorial will be added to the War Memorial Park in Wellington after a winning design was chosen from 43 entries.
On November 11, 1918, at 11am Germany and the Allied forces signed an armistice to end four years of brutal battle, marking the end
The All Blacks will wear poppies when they play Italy on Sunday.
As the rest of the world reacts with shock to news Donald Trump will be the next US President, one man in particular is thrilled.
Donald Trump has promised that as president he will honour the pledge stitched into his white and red baseball caps: Make America Great Again.
A former soldier who defrauded people out of thousands of pounds by pretending to be a decorated war veteran with cancer has been jailed for 16 months.
COMMENT: Over the past 150 years the New Zealand Wars have always been central to New Zealand's history and even its popular culture.
The name of a Kiwi soldier executed for mutiny during World War I will finally be added to a war memorial dedicated to mutineers
A tiny Russian "exclave" in Europe is now a dangerous flashpoint, as tensions between Russia and the West intensify.
Russia has released the first image of its new nuclear missile, a weapon so powerful that it could wipe out nearly all of the UK or France.
A rare set of medals awarded to three New Zealand brothers who died in two consecutive wars are coming up for auction in Auckland on Saturday.
She was immortalised on the cover of National Geographic magazine as a green-eyed 12-year-old girl. Her life has taken yet another a tragic turn.
Airstrikes by the United States-led coalition appear to have killed hundreds of civilians in Syria, a leading rights group said yesterday.
A woman whose family had to flee war-torn Kurdistan before she was born is making it her mission to help her people in her homeland.
COMMENT: It is time to sober up. The superpowers are drunk on rhetoric, mistrust and posturing. They are dragging us all towards the brink.
With four children to support, this couple have turned to the only way they can make money - killing.
Controversial President Rodrigo Duterte has already told Barack Obama to "go to hell". Now he has struck another blow against the US.
They survived Boko Haram, now millions are at risk of starvation. It has been described as one of the world's biggest humanitarian disasters.
Washington's support for Saudi Arabia's campaign against Houthi rebels has implicated the US in civilian deaths, according to human rights groups.
Phil Goff's first public event as Auckland Mayor was to lay a wreath at the Passchendaele 99th Commemoration at Auckland Museum today.
The garden will be completed in time for the centenary of Passchendaele, finally a place of peace where far too many young NZers died in the horror of war.
A piece of hallowed ground in Belgium which holds in its grasp the remains of hundreds of NZ soldiers is still claiming victims a century after WWI.
A garden made for contemplation on a World War One battlefield where New Zealand soldiers faced "hell on earth" will be built here and shipped to Europe.
COMMENT: Paul Thomas is from a remarkable family of eight boys and three girls. All eight boys served in the New Zealand army. Five saw active duty.
Watch NZH Focus: A Kiwi face transplant surgeon has lead his team in transplanting two donor arms to a retired marine who lost all four limbs in Afghanistan.
Lawyers and activists in the Philippines fear that drug users who sign up to the government's amnesty end up on so-called "kill lists".
India has started constructing underground bunkers along its frontier with Pakistan in Kashmir amid fears they are preparing for a major escalation.
Up to 100 New Zealand soldiers' bodies could be brought home from overseas, after the Government confirmed it was reviewing its policy on repatriation.