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John Battersby: How NZ overlooked Isis bride Suhayra Aden and what we must learn from it 28 Feb, 2021 11:03 PM 5 minutes to read PM Jacinda Ardern firing a broadside at Australia over a woman, who was born in NZ and moved to Aust when 6, detained in Turkey, suspected of being an Isis terrorist. PM Jacinda Ardern firing a broadside at Australia over a woman, who was born in NZ and moved to Aust when 6, detained in Turkey, suspected of being an Isis terrorist. NZ Herald OPINION The apprehension of New Zealand ISIS affiliate Suhayra Aden by Turkish authorities, and our reaction to it, provides a...

I'm not sure it just applies to covid response, too. Adrian Thornton 1.1.1.2.1 That was the point I was making, Covid will be controlled to a more or lesser degree as time passes, and life goes on, and the same pressing issues remain….still undealt and even exacerbated by both Labour and National.,,because they both have fundamentally the same political/economic ideology You know I took the dogs for a walk yesterday, on the short walk though some trees to the dog park.three cars were parked under various trees with our fellow citizens living in them..one car a small ha...

Suhayra Aden, 26, and her two children were detained at the Turkish border while trying to enter from Syria. She is alleged to be a terrorist belonging to the Islamic State.

Power Play - Trans-Tasman relations have taken a dramatic turn for the worse after a hospital pass from Australia over a suspected terrorist and two young children detained at the Turkish border. The New Zealand woman, right, and two children were taken to court at Hatay under security measures. Photo: AFP / Anadolu Agency Named by the ABC as Suhayra Aden and "known" to the respective intelligence and law enforcement authorities, the woman had dual Australian and New Zealand citizenship, so initially was a matter for both. Ardern and her Australian counterpart Scott Morrison had talked abou...

Malaysia PM Seeks Balance as Economy Reels From Virus Curbs Bloomberg 4/02/2021 Anisah Shukry and Anuradha Raghu © Bloomberg A health worker wearing personal protective equipment (PPE) collects a nasal swab sample at a temporary Covid-19 testing center set up outside the Clinic 365 medical center in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021. Malaysia unveiled a 15 billion ringgit ($3.7 billion) package to help the economy weather the impact from a fresh surge in coronavirus cases. (Bloomberg) -- Struggling with elevated numbers of Covid-19 cases, Malaysia’s gove...