A "cyber storm" of internet attacks is being mounted against dozens of New Zealand businesses and government agencies in a multimillion-dollar international exercise co-ordinated by the United States' Department of Homeland Security. | Read more
A space rocket which has its origins in a Kiwi bloke's garden shed is being sought after by Nasa, the United States agency responsible for the first moon landing. | Read more
The United States military in Hawaii offered their assistance after the 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Canterbury but were turned down because local authorities have the situation under control, Civil Defence director John Hamilton said | Read more
Fulbright alumnus and former Ambassador to the United States Hon Roy Ferguson is interviewed about the Fulbright programme. | Read more
A trove of "forgotten silver" - 75 long-lost American films on inflammable nitrate film stock - is on its way back to the United States after being discovered in the New Zealand Film Archive last year. | Read more
Two Maritime New Zealand (MNZ) technical experts have flown to the United States at the invitation of one of the oil spill response companies assisting with the clean-up of the Gulf of Mexico spill. | Read more
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker says the decision to host the fourth US NZ Partnership Forum in Christchurch in February next year is an unparalleled opportunity to showcase Christchurch and Canterbury business. | Read more
International Climate Change Negotiations Minister Tim Groser and Agriculture Minister David Carter say the Global Research Alliance on Agricultural Greenhouse Gas Research is now firmly underway. | Read more
Christchurch's United States Antarctic Programme best exemplifies the depth of the relationship between the US and New Zealand, US ambassador David Huebner says. | Read more
Deputy Assistant Secretary (DAS) Frankie Reed, Bureau of East Asian and Pacific Affairs at the U.S. Department of State, visited Wellington February 17-19. | Read more
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