Jon Stephenson

Iraqi television journalist Emad Jabbar and investigative journalist Jon Stephenson join Wallace to discuss the Government's decision to extend New Zealand's deployment of troops in Iraq. Audio

Journalist Jon Stephenson on the plight of the Iraqi city of Ramadi. Audio

Wallace Chapman hosts a discussion about the rights and wrongs of deploying troops to Iraq with guests: investigative journalist and war correspondent Jon Stephenson, Professor Richard Jackson, deputy… Audio

Why did New Zealand troops serve in Afghanistan? How much do we know about this war? An award winning documentary is now being taught as part of the NCEA curriculum within secondary schools across our… Audio

Meanwhile more details have emerged about some of the New Zealanders who've been stopped from travelling to Syria to join the fight against the government of President Bashar al-Assad. Audio

The head of the elite Crisis Response Unit that the New Zealand SAS helped train in Kabul, has been arrested after being accused of mistreating prisoners and working against the interests of… Audio

More details are coming to light about an Afghan interpreter who says he escaped being executed by the Taleban - that he was waterboarded and hung from the ceiling during his abduction. Audio

An Afghan interpreter, who wants to come to New Zealand, has escaped execution by the Taliban. The man worked for more than six years for New Zealand forces in Bamiyan and Bagram, and in Kabul. Audio

Brother: new Police Commissioner should apologise; Afghan interpreter waiting to come to NZ dodges death; TPP talks fail to conclude deal in Singapore; Business council not concerned about query over… Audio

The case of six Afghan interpreters who worked for the SAS and who wanted to come to New Zealand has been resolved. Audio

An Afghan interpreter who's been waiting for a year to be resettled in New Zealand says he'll be flown here very soon. Audio

Six Afghan interpreters who worked for the New Zealand SAS say their requests for asylum have been ignored by the government. Audio

Nine more Afghan interpreters have been granted New Zealand residency, but it's claimed another six are still being given the cold shoulder. Audio

An Afghan interpreter, injured during an attack that killed a New Zealand soldier, is still waiting for a visa, almost a year after being told he could come here. Audio

A New Zealand businessman has been forced to surrender his passport following a dispute over an energy project in Afghanistan. Audio

Joining us now from Greece is journalist, Jon Stephenson. Audio

The freelance journalist who took a defamation case against the Defence Force, Jon Stephenson, hasn't ruled out taking further legal action. Audio

A defamation trial involving the war correspondent, Jon Stephenson, and the New Zealand Defence Force has opened at the High Court in Wellington, with the journalist accusing the military of calling… Audio

Afghan security forces have taken full control of military and security operations in their country. Audio