The Returned and Services Association is welcoming a plan to support veterans' wellbeing but says it has been a long time coming.
Read more: Scheme puts focus on supporting mental health of veterans
About time...
The Defence Force says it's looking to replace the 757 plane used to transport the Prime Minister and cargo, but not for several years.
Read more: NZDF looking to replace plane used to transport PM and cargo
New Zealand has designated US groups the Proud Boys and The Base as terrorist entities.
Set down in the government's official journal of record - the gazette - last Monday, 20 June, it was published publicly a week later but with no wider dissemination.
Read more: New Zealand designates American Proud Boys and The Base terrorist organisations
A Kiwi CEO has backed calls for social media platform TikTok to be removed from Google and Apple's app stores amid concerns over users' data.
Alex Ford, founder and CEO of Socialike, told Newshub he agreed with US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chief Brendan Carr that the app, which is majority owned by the Chinese Government, was a wolf in sheep's clothing.
Read more: New Zealand call for TikTok to be removed from Apple and Google app stores
A Fox News host has blasted Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's comments on China in her NATO speech, saying China is not important to the US establishment.
Russian President Vladimir Putin still wants to take most of Ukraine and the picture for the war there remains "pretty grim," the top US intelligence official said on Tuesday (local time).
When the British handed its colony Hong Kong to Beijing in 1997, it was promised 50 years of self-government and freedoms of assembly, speech and press that are not allowed by Chinese on the Communist-ruled mainland.
As the city of 7.4 million people marks 25 years under Beijing's rule, those promises are wearing thin. Hong Kong's honeymoon period, when it carried on much as it always had, has passed, and its future remains uncertain, determined by forces beyond its control.
Read more: Hong Kong in limbo 25 years after British handover to China
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern highlighted China’s human rights abuses and called for nuclear disarmament during her speech at the Nato Leaders’ Summit overnight.
Ardern said her speech displayed the country’s “fiercely held independent foreign policy” and commitment to standing for peace and human rights.
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