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Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security Brendan Horsley. (File photo) “Overall, I’m satisfied the service’s current use of access to CCTV is lawful and carried out in a responsible and proper way.” The report said the SIS had a secure room within its headquarters with terminals which access the CCTV network, and unspecified number of people are allowed to enter this room. CCTV was used to support the SIS when it conducted physical surveillance, Horsley said. While the number o...

Police intervened in two potential mass shootings about the time of the Christchurch mosque terror attacks, and the country’s spy boss believes there’s a “realistic possibility” the terrorist will inspire another attack.

In a rare interview, Rebecca Kitteridge talks about the fast-changing and challenging work of the intelligence agency.

But intelligence agencies say no influence campaigns were waged in New Zealand, despite bans for masses of accounts around the world.

Police team monitoring white supremacists 04 Jun 2021 08:36 AM Photo: Radio Waatea Image Database. More Related Stories Deputy Police Commissioner Wally Haumaha says Police already has a team monitoring white supremacists. Deputy Police Commissioner Wally Haumaha says Police already has a team monitoring white supremacists. The Māori Party is calling for Police and the Security Intelligence Service to conduct a joint investigation into anti-Māori hate speech, after what they conside...

The call comes after an apparent surge in anti-Māori hate speech.

The call comes after an apparent surge in anti-Māori hate speech.

Brighter spotlight on far-right YouTubers Newsroom 2 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom The past two weeks have seen far-right YouTubers placed under the microscope, with police investigating one and another suspended from his job, Marc Daalder reports For years, Christchurch-based far-right extremist Lee Williams has uploaded videos rife with racism and conspiracy theories without consequence. In a matter of days, in May, that all came crashing down. Williams runs the CrossTheRubicon YouTube c...

Labour and National are refusing to comment on reports that say they orchestrated the resignations of two Chinese MPs last year due to security concerns.

RNZ / Claire Eastham-Farrelly Another source also confirmed to RNZ that an agreement was reached during a meeting attended by the parties chiefs of staff. Asked about the allegations, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern declined to comment to reporters. "We do not confirm or deny any security briefings that we do or dont receive," Ardern said. A spokesperson for the National Party also said the party did not comment on security or intelligence briefings. Both Huo and Yang featured heavily in re...