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'Institutionally racist': NZ's security agencies were Islamophobic and ignored right-wing threat, says Muslim group

'We were left defenceless,' says Kiwi Muslim group.

Five Eyes accessing social media raises concerns

Civil liberties groups say freedom will be eroded if tech data is shared with governments.

Rainbow spies: Intelligence Community takes out top LGBTTQI+ prize

"We have spies of all rainbow colours" - Director-General of Security Rebecca Kitteridge.

Cyber attacks: NZX launches alternative site

The backup site features the 200 most recent market announcements.

Mosque terror: Spy chiefs grilled in the days after shootings

New documents reveal NZSIS and GCSB scrambling after March 15, 2019 attacks.

GCSB warns Kiwi businesses that cyber-attacks could get worse

Finally following Australia's lead, but with an under-funded effort.

NZ 'drawn into' spy network, says ex-PM Helen Clark

Security expert says 'trying to get out of Five Eyes like trying to get out of the Mafia'.

KGB tried to infiltrate Labour Party, former PM says

Russian spy agency tried to penetrate govt systems and the party during Cold War.

Editorial: 'I spy' contest begins with recalcitrance

We say: Agencies responsible for our security are as obliged as anyone to obey the law.

NZ's spy watchdog battles to see secret emails

New clash between spies and their watchdog over claims of NZSAS collateral damage.

Audrey Young: Ardern's most valued minister revealed

COMMENT: It has been a week in which the Government governed exceptionally well.

Ross Boswell: Password policy has passed its expiry date

Comment: It's been discovered convoluted password rules can lead to less secure systems.

Audrey Young: Treasury 'hack' focus shifts to ministers

COMMENT: The inquiry into the Budget leak may turn up some answers in Parliament.

Exclusive: How spy agency tried to step in on 'hacking' claims

GCSB alerted the Beehive about the Makhlouf statement on "hacking" but it was too late.

Matthew Hooton: Parliament's House of Cards - the invented Budget story

Comment: It was obvious that the 'Treasury got hacked' fantasy could not possibly be true.

Political Roundup: Budget 'hack' scandal reveals big accountability problems

COMMENT: Can we trust government departments? Can we trust Treasury not to lie to us?