War
Voices
In this episode of Voices, Kadambari Raghukumar talks about the ongoing conflict Sudan with diaspora members here in New Zealand. Audio
Air strikes continue in Sudan capital, despite truce extension
The army said it was attacking the city to flush out its paramilitary rivals.
Fighting intensifies in Sudan despite ceasefire
Fighting has intensified in Sudan's capital in an effort by the army to recapture areas held by its rivals the Rapid Support Forces. Khartoum has been under constant fire, despite a 72-hour ceasefire… Audio
Ukraine war: Crimea oil tank set ablaze by reported drone
A drone strike has caused a massive fire at an oil depot in Russian-controlled Crimea, local officials say.
Unending 'hell': Sudan war rages despite truce pledges
Strikes by air, tanks and artillery rock Sudan's capital Khartoum and the city of Bahri, mocking a 72-hour truce extension announced by the army and a rival paramilitary force.
Nuclear winter wouldn't stop NZ producing enough food to feed itself - study
But with imports of fuel, fertiliser, pesticides and machinery unlikely post-war, the situation would quickly deteriorate.
Ukraine: Bakhmut defenders worried about losing support, as ammunition runs low
A planned offensive to drive Russia out could be held back by a lack of arms.
Sudan half way through 72 hour ceasefire
Sudan is now more than half-way through a temporary 72-hour ceasefire allowing thousands of people to flee the country.
The UN says the shaky truce is holding, despite reports of sporadic gunfire and… Audio
'It's in our genes now, the radiation' - Nuclear test veterans seek recognition
More than 500 sailors on New Zealand navy ships were exposed to tests of hydrogen bombs in the late 1950s. Newsroom's Aaron Smale spoke to one in time for Anzac Day.
'They risked everything': Defence Minister singles out medical staff's bravery at Gallipoli service
At the dawn service at Anzac Cove, Andrew Little highlighted the bravery on both sides, saying the medics were invaluable in helping troops injured in the battle.
Keeping the complex story of Anzac Day relevant in the 21st century
Opinion: Historians know that the 'Anzac spirit' is a complex and ever-evolving idea, writes Katie Pickles.
Anzac Day: Stories of war, loss, peace and discovery
Very few WWII veterans remain, but Auckland War Memorial Museum says if anything, there's been a surge of interest in looking at our wartime history. Audio
US and France evacuate diplomats from Sudan as battles rage on
The United States said it had evacuated its embassy staff from Sudan and France said it was evacuating diplomats, as eight days of battles between rival military factions that have triggered a…
Herb Farant: Remembering Le Quesnoy
Historian Herb Farrant joins us in the buildup to ANZAC Day, not from Gallipoli, but from another place in the world where our sacrifices in the first World War will always be remembered. Audio
Temporary ceasefire agreed in Sudan; NZ's Mahuta calls for peace
Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces said it had agreed to a 72-hour truce on humanitarian grounds from 6am local time Friday, to coincide with the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr.
Ceasefire ignored as Sudan violence continues
Air strikes and explosions hammered Sudan's capital after the failure of a US-brokered ceasefire between the army and paramilitary forces, forcing residents to stay hunkered down and Japan to prepare…
Russia warns Western diplomats of expulsion risk after 'meddling'
Russia has accused the ambassadors of Britain, the United States and Canada of interfering in its internal affairs.
20 Michael Morrah | The Heavy Toll of War
Plunged into lawless South Sudan in 2017, Michael Morrah overcame danger and personal trauma to report on the brutal realities of life in the wartorn nation. Audio
Weta Workshop to help build WWI memorial in French town
It will use experience gained from its Gallipoli exhibition at Te Papa to tell the story of the New Zealand liberation of the French town of Le Quesnoy on 4 November, 1918.
Russian opposition figure jailed for 25 years
Opposition activist Vladimir Kara-Murza has been sentenced to 25 years in jail for treason and other charges linked to his criticism of the war in Ukraine.
