Overworked police like 'zombies': lack of manpower behind fewer Anzac events
Security analyst says police don't have enough officers to cover Anzac Day services.
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New Zealand not immune to foreign interference, SIS and GCSB say.
Spy chiefs front on mosque terror attack
Agencies will give information 'fully and openly' to Royal Commission.
Ross makes news claims of Chinese influence
Claims Chinese tried to install minister in future government.
Spy chief's condolences for mosque attack victims
Parliament is investigating the 2017 general election.
Anne-Marie Brady case: Ardern rejects new China spy claim
China spies identified in Australia as "prime suspect," but PM says it's news to her.
Big Read: Speargun and mass surveillance - the confusion created by Simon Bridges
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White powder sent to spy HQ remains a mystery
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Bridges: White supremacy not a focus for spy agencies
Simon Bridges says the spy agencies weren't paying enough attention to white supremacy
Big Read: Our spies and the hunt for a 'lone wolf' killer
Lone wolf killers are the most elusive of terrorists, say intelligence sources.
NZ's terror threat is at 'high alert' but what does that mean?
The Prime Minister says it is not known how long the threat level will stay at high.
Attorney-General: NZ will ban semi-automatic weapons
Politicians have promised New Zealand's gun laws will change.
David Fisher: How did we miss Christchurch killer?
There are questions for security agencies after Christchurch massacre, says David Fisher.
National floats ban on foreign donations
Calls to ban foreign donors as parliament asks intelligence agencies for secret briefing.
The curious case of the burgled professor
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A final roadie with Chris Finlayson
Chris Finlayson leaves quite the legacy but will not bore people by boasting about it.
Spy agency's requests to banks 'intrusive' - report
Minister for the SIS now satisfied that a new law clarifies the process for the SIS
New Zealand 'particularly vulnerable' to China: US report
US think-tank report raises possibility NZSIS are hamstrung by "political calculations".
Burgled Professor Brady case: Heat on PM
Open letter calls on PM to defend academic freedom and ensure transparent investigation.
Report says professor's car 'tampered with'
Mechanic's report raises concern that "car has been tampered with"; police investigating.
Sabotage? Police investigate burgled professor's car
Police probing suspicious break-ins of China critic now investigating sabotage of her car.
SIS searches Canterbury professor's office for listening devices
Case of burgled professor triggers bug-sweep and comparisons with Rainbow Warrior bombing.
The curious case of the burgled professor
Burglary of China critic sparks investigation by Police and NZSIS that points overseas.
Exclusive: Spy agency documents left in cafe toilets
The SIS says the bag left behind was locked and recovered quickly.
Comment: University links with China raise questions
Regulations governing possible military end-use of university research put in spotlight.
Peters unaware of SIS investigation into Chinese student
Acting PM unaware of an SIS investigation into a Chinese student's concerning research
Exclusive: The spies who went into the cold: Agents lose powers after legal bungle
Our spies lost a key weapon in the fight against terrorism through a law-making error.
Hager's inclusion on spying panel 'healthy' - Little
New members of a committee on intelligence will not get access to classified documents.
NZDF links to Peter Thiel's software company revealed
Ombudsman forces disclosure of dealings with Peter Thiel's firm after a year of refusals.
Audrey Young: Coalition looking rattled after bruising quarter
COMMENT: Things may get worse for Government before they get better, writes Audrey Young.