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Police raids as terror 'watchlist' pulled from social media

Police raids post-Christchurch are sparking concern after targeting choices.

Million milestones: Sex in NZ made world headlines when population hit 4m

It took 30 years for NZ's population to climb to four million in 2003.

1769 to today: A history of Islam in New Zealand

First recorded Muslims in NZ date back to visit of French ship 250 years ago.

NZ population nears 5m: What life was like in 1952

In a world without the internet or TV in 1952, radio was the only escape.

Million Milestone: Will a Chinese violinist be the five millionth Kiwi?

Chinese musician Hannah Fang has fallen in love with NZ and is applying to be a Kiwi.

Immigration changes could force closure of Queenstown businesses

Queenstown faces challenges over immigration changes.

Liam Dann: NZ leads world on immigration rate - and the debate

COMMENT: Govt has not delivered on promises to cut immigration - and that's a good thing.

'We might die from overwork': Auckland couple jailed for exploiting migrants

The couple were also two of a handful of people ever charged with human trafficking in NZ.

Anzac backlash: Veterans angry at Muslim prayer plan

RSA moved Muslim prayer from dawn to civic service to placate angry veterans.

PM, Bridges both back Winston Peters' slamming of Aussie senator

PM and leader of National both support Winston Peters' characterisation of Fraser Anning.

Students wait for refunds after NZQA closes business school

Business school with 76 students closed after passing students who should have failed.

Family faces split after Minister's refusal to grant residency

Lawyer says minister's decision to go against tribunal recommendation "odd and irregular".

AFL star's exiled Kiwi dad: 'Why I joined notorious gang'

Shane Martin was a top-ranking official in Australia's Rebels motorcycle gang

'Hate crime': Muslim family shocked at muck dumped at their home

Dirt dumped at Muslim family's door three days after mosque attacks.

John Tamihere: Moments that defined our nationhood

John Tamihere: Many moments have defined our nation. March 15 will be one.

Irish teen with Down syndrome has final NZ visa appeal dismissed

The family were hoping to move to NZ but have had their final visa appeal denied.