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NZSIS told immigration officers that couple applying for residency have "almost certainly" assisted China's intelligence services.

An inquiry into the shootings may look at emergency services' response to provide medical aid to victims and the survivability of those who died.

Fifty-one people were killed in the terror attack at two Christchurch mosques.

Queen Elizabeth II, our longest-reigning monarch, has faced the most threats to her life during her nearly 70 years of rule.

Deep divisions are brewing among Aotearoa’s Indian diaspora. Those fighting the rise of a far-right Indian nationalist ideology have spoken out, but they worry no-one is listening.

New Zealand had tried for years to deport the terrorist who stabbed shoppers in an Auckland supermarket on Friday before being shot dead by the police officers

Ardern, speaking to reporters in Northland on Monday afternoon, said New Zealand was obliged to receive Aden and “had a choice”. “Either Turkey would move at any point to repatriate without New Zealand having the ability to plan for that properly, or we accept that we have an obligation, undeniably given that this is a New Zealand citizen, to make the plans ourselves,” Ardern said. “In making those plans, we can ensure that we have the safety considerations of New Zealanders as ou...

Māori Council boss asks Immigration Minister to cancel racist YouTubers residency Newshub 13 hrs ago Zane Small © Image - Facebook / YouTube screenshot; Video - Newshub Watch Māori Development Minister Willie Jacksons speech on the next steps in developing a national plan to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Māori Council executive director Matthew Tukaki has written to Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi asking him to cancel cont...

Massive protests – not good for tourism in a peaceful country like New Zealand. After the United States got caught spying on citizens, New Zealand is now proposing to do it openly. Massive protests – not good for tourism in a peaceful country like New Zealand. After the United States got caught spying on citizens, New Zealand is now proposing to do it openly. Thousands of people have protested across New Zealand against the new surveillance bill that would enable the country’s Government ...

The SIS has accessed cameras in public places since March 2017, a new report says. Photo: AFP The fact the Security Intelligence Service even used CCTV was previously a secret - and a new report out today shows a downside to the secrecy. Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Brendan Horsley said he could not even have done this public review before, but the agency had agreed to declassify its use of CCTV, in a "welcome and sensible" move. In a 12-page report out today, Horsley describ...