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The Defence Force is warning that keeping its ageing Hercules transports and Orion surveillance planes in the air is a continuing financial burden.

Helicopter operators are worried the Civil Aviation Authority is all talk and no action, because they are still seeing problems the Authority says are fixed.

Transport investigators have found numerous failures by both the operator and aviation watchdog in the lead up to a helicopter crash on Fox Glacier which killed all seven on board.

Hollywood star Johnny Depp has denied physically abusing ex-wife Amber Heard, arguing that it was she who abused him during their relationship.

Some members of the Crusaders rugby team have been accused of homophobic behaviour while on tour in South Africa.

The US has reached a deal with Canada to lift tariffs on steel and aluminium imports in a move that could lead to approval for a new North American trade deal.

President Donald Trump has declared a national emergency to protect US computer networks from "foreign adversaries".

San Francisco has become the first United States city to ban the use of facial recognition technology by the police and other agencies.

Hackers were able to remotely install surveillance software on phones and other devices using a major vulnerability in messaging app WhatsApp, it has been confirmed.

A Mediterranean fanworm invasion poses a serious threat to Marlborough's coastal waters and aquaculture industry, a council biosecurity manager says.

Police have decided private investigators Thompson & Clark did not break the law when they secretly recorded a private meeting of quake claimants.

A Texas bartender who served a man the night he shot his estranged wife and seven others in 2017 has been charged with criminal negligence.

A British soldier has been killed by an elephant during a counter-poaching operation in Malawi.

The New Zealand Defence Force is helping search for two vessels in Kiribati that failed to return from separate fishing trips last week.

Any complacency about extremism here was extinguished by the attack in Christchurch on 15 March. The media claimed it marked “the end of our innocence”. We're still in the top ten for global press…

Should we increase surveillance of 'lawless' online bulletin boards like 4chan and 8chan, and if so, how? Max Towle asks 8chan's founder Fredrick Brennan and New Zealand experts whether the rise of… Audio

Insight - Should we increase surveillance of online bulletin boards and, if so, how? Max Towle asks 8chan's founder Frederick Brennan and NZ experts whether the rise of online extremism can be curbed. Audio

French Polynesia and France have agreed to set up a joint commission on maritime matters.

The president of French Polynesia's Council of Physicians is free again after being detained and charged with sexual assault last week.

Restrictions on the movement of fruit and vegetables are in place again in Auckland after a Queensland fruit fly was found in Northcote.

ISIS and a junior defence minister in the Sri Lankan government have claimed the terrorist attacks on churches and hotels were a response to the attack on mosques in Christchurch on 15 March.