US troops in Israel: New THAAD system amid Iran tensions
The Gaza conflict has since broadened into an invasion of southern Lebanon.
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One man told a lawyer to 'sit down' and refused to answer her question.
Kiwi mother describes harrowing escape from war-torn Lebanon
The Dunedin resident received help from the NZ embassy in Cairo.
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Labour MP removes post appearing to support attack on Israel, but no apology
Damien O'Connor's post has since been removed.
Israeli forces bomb a Hezbollah headquarters in Beirut
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Man sends fake mass shooting, bomb threats after fantasy football spat
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NZ breaks with Five Eyes partners, backs UN resolution calling Israel to withdraw from settlements
Winston Peters said New Zealand offered cautious support to the resolution.
Government cost-cutting leaving New Zealand open to terrorism, Muslim group says
Group says Government must rethink deprioritising, defunding national security framework.
After 23 years in Las Vegas, Jason Walbridge returns as new SkyCity chief executive
Proud Kiwi and gaming specialist who served five years in the New Zealand Army.
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Taylor Swift terror plot: Close call for New Zealand family after concert was cancelled.
Disturbing new detail about Taylor Swift terror suspect
More details have been revealed about one of the suspects.
Taylor Swift terror suspect 'wanted to kill a large crowd'
The pop star's Vienna shows were cancelled after a foiled terrorist plot.
Taylor Swift Vienna shows cancelled after terrorist plot unveiled
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'Rabbit-hole of hate': Social media spurs terror threats
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Australia’s terrorism threat level raised to probable
Australia's terrorism threat level has been raised from possible to probable.
'The work does not stop': Govt vows to continue terrorism prevention work in wake of Chch mosque attacks
The announcement was made in Christchurch this morning.
Postcard from Paris: Games fever, high security, heatwaves and Parisian chic
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'Gutted': SkyCity chief on five-day shutdown
'We failed with this customer and for that we are deeply sorry.'
SkyCity casino to shut for five days, licence suspended temporarily
Failures spanned five years from February 2018 until March 2023.
At least 90 killed in Israeli strike targeting Hamas leader
The operation killed at least 90 and injured 300 more, the Gaza Health Ministry reports.
Pro-Palestine protest disrupts opening of migrant Settlement Centre
The Settlement Centre Waikato postpones its opening events due to a pro-Palestine protest.
Israeli air strikes kill dozens in tents housing displaced families, officials claim
An air strike hit the tents of displaced families outside a school in Gaza.
Hamas accuses Israel PM of trying to hinder truce talks
Hamas says Netanyahu is putting obstacles in front of peace talks to manipulate outcomes.
'Hitler was right': MPI worker quits job after probe into hateful social media posts
The employee quit his job shortly after being told he was under investigation.
'Christchurch style': 14-year-old Sydney Uni stabber allegedly planned major attack previously
Online radicalisation of young people is under scrutiny once more.
Fight for control of Yemen’s banks between rebels, government threatens to further wreck economy
Rivalry over the banks is throwing Yemen’s financial system into deeper turmoil.
The BBC journo who was shot by terrorists six times - and survived
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