Dairy company investigates employee over extreme views
Lee Williams posted a video today saying he had been suspended from his job.
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Auckland man's internet history reveals 'guidelines for lone-wolf mujahideen'
Graphic content warning: A video on how to make explosive devices was also linked.
Auckland man on trial accused of possessing Isis material
Graphic content warning: A man is on trial accused if possessing Islamic Sate material.
PM calls for 'ethical algorithms' to fight extremism
Online radicalisation is a social phenomenon. It is also a business.
Christchurch Call marks two years, hones in on 'online journeys' to radicalisation
Six more nations have joined the Chch Call, which is turning its focus towards algorithms.
Christchurch Call: Tech giants, governments meet in push for action
Global group started by Jacinda Ardern in 2019 is meeting in a virtual summit this week.
'Emboldening terrorists': Republicans decry nuclear talks with Iran
40 Republican senators called on Joe Biden to "immediately end negotiations with Iran".
Hundreds of rockets launched in Gaza Strip attack
Israel and Hamas tensions flare as rocket attacks are launched on the Gaza Strip. Video / AP
'There was blood everywhere': Death toll soars after horror bomb attack on girls' school
In the capital rattled by relentless bombings, Saturday's attack was among the worst.
NZ and France to co-chair Christchurch Call leaders' summit
Jacinda Ardern, Emmanuel Macron to co-chair May 15 summit on 2nd anniversary of the Call.
US joins Christchurch Call to fight violent and extreme online content
The United States has joined the Christchurch Call to Action after years of holding back.
Owner of horse named Isis flagged as potential terrorist
Security grilling after making a $960 payment with the reference 'funds for Isis'.
Abuse of NZ shell companies and trusts highlighted in global report
Sectors like banking and real estate were identified for potential vulnerability.
Terrorist groups step into Venezuela as lawlessness grows
New York Times: Criminals and insurgents run large stretches of the nation's territory.
Terrorism fears feed the rise of France's extreme right
New York Times: Tensions are simmering ahead of next year's presidential election.
The SIS and the 'known unknowns'
A vital shift towards a stronger focus on white supremacist terror was a long time coming.
Fatal stabbing in police staion: France opens terrorism probe
Three detained after French policewoman stabbed to death inside police station.
Otago Uni grad threats: Accused keeps name a secret
Woman behind threats "surpassing the Christchurch mosque massacres" was in court today.
Editorial: Biden tries to draw a line under an endless war
EDITORIAL: World may no longer care, but this is a step into the unknown for Afghanistan.
Govt warned new anti-terror law may lead to disproportional surveillance
"Particular groups" could be disproportionally targeted as a result of new legislation.
Mosque shooter's new legal case on hold
Killer Tarrant a no-show after complaints over mail access, 'terrorist entity' label.
Spies watching Covid-19 'conspiracy theories' and extremism
Security services wary of Covid-19 conspiracies creating radicalised extremists.
Spy agency's shift to far-right threat- but SIS won't say how far balance has swung
NZ Security Intelligence Service now focuses half its efforts on white identity threats.
Spy agency releases report into mosque terror attacks
The NZSIS has released a review of its decision-making in the lead-up to March 15, 2019.
NZ's terror list needs to be expanded - experts
Just one name has been added to NZ's list of terrorists since the 2019 mosque attacks.
Rise in gun crime despite government clampdown after terror attack
The Christchurch attacks sparked tougher laws but gun crime has since hit a new peak.
Editorial: Why it's good to remember bad events, even when you don't want to
Today is the "Ides of March" and NZ is paying tribute to victims of the mosque attack.
Mosque terror memorial: Victims remembered
Emotional service remembers those lost in the Christchurch terror attack.
We Are One: Two years on NZ remembers Christchurch terror attack
A service marking the second anniversary of the Christchurch terror attack has been held.
Watch: Chch service 'We Are One' remembers terror attack
The national remembrance service for the March 15 terror attack will be held today.
'Not safe at all': Simon Bridges chides anti-terror law
The current rules give police no power to detain suspects at the border.
'Kiwi' Isis terrorist became NZ's problem because of a dubious Australian law
ANALYSIS: Suhayra Aden lost her Aussie citizenship automatically under now-repealed law.
'We will come and take her': NZ likely to accept alleged 'Kiwi' Isis terrorist
Suhayra Aden and her children are being held in a deportation centre in Turkey.
Chch mosque threats: Blocking 4chan website should be a priority, expert says
NZ intelligence agencies urged to do better at blocking white supremacists online.