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August 14, 2023
The report said China surveilled and possibly threatened Chinese New Zealanders who criticised the government.
August 13, 2023
As predicted Labour has announced a policy of taking GST off fresh fruit and vegetables and a significant adjustment to Working for Families In House Tax Credit levels and the Thresholds.
August 13, 2023
But OPEC+ members continue slashing supply to drive up prices.
August 12, 2023
In its first public threat assessment report, the Security Intelligence Service said it was concerned about ongoing Chinese intelligence activity โin and against New Zealand.โ
August 12, 2023
China, Iran and Russia are engaged in foreign interference in New Zealand, the nation's domestic intelligence agency said Friday after making its threat assessment report public for the first time. In the report, Director-General of Security Andrew Hampton said the Security Intelligence Service sees enormous value in sharing more of its insights publicly. The agency…
August 12, 2023
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August 11, 2023
WELLINGTON: New Zealand's spy agency accused China on Friday (Aug 11) of espionage and foreign interference, a frank assertion from a country typically wary of angering its largest trading partner. China's growing "assertiveness" was fuelled by a strategic tussle in the Asia-Pacific region, New Zealand's S
August 11, 2023
Report from the country’s spy agency, the NZSIS, also claims foreign intelligence ‘persistently’ conduct operations against New Zealand
August 11, 2023
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August 11, 2023
The report said Iran had been engaged in societal interference by monitoring and reporting on Iranian communities and dissident groups in New Zealand. The agency linked Russias war in Ukraine to a number of problems, including increased geopolitical competition, supply chain disruptions, and efforts to spy on other countries and seed disinformation.