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'We are making a big contribution already'
Key says he does not expect any "dramatic change" in NZ's contribution to the fight against Isis despite a formal request from the US for more resources.

'Jihadi brides' free to return, says Government
Kiwi women who have left the country to marry jihadist fighters in the Middle East have not had their passports cancelled and are free to return, the Government says.

Kiwi jihadi brides: It's news to us
National Islamic Women's Council not aware of any New Zealand jihadi brides heading to war torn regions to join the fight with Isis.

Why do women want to be jihadi brides?
Q&A: SIS says Kiwi women are travelling to Iraq and Syria - so what exactly does this mean for security in NZ?

Rise in Kiwi women heading to Iraq, Syria
SIS director Rebecca Kitteridge says she did not know whether they were going as "jihadi brides" to fight themselves or to support Isis fighters.

Trump: Ban Muslim travel to US
Republican presidential candidate calls for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States".

Revealed: Isis' masterplan for caliphate
The terrifying extent of Isis' plans to build a state laid bare in a 24-page manual for the terror group leaked to the Guardian.

Rodney Hide: That's it Charles, you're dead to me
That's it: I am no longer faithful and true to the Queen's heirs and successors, writes Rodney Hide.

Hero doctor: 'I was walking on blood'
On the day of the Paris terrorist attacks, a young doctor was taking a 10-minute coffee break in his office above the emergency room when a call came in.

Paul Rogers: Contain Isis or prepare for war
Twelve years ago, George W Bush gave his "Mission Accomplished" speech from the flight deck of the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier, confident that the Saddam Hussein regime had been....

Chris Gallavin: 19th century tactics will never solve 21st century problems
The downing of a Russian SU24 fighter jet by Turkish authorities was inevitable. Russia has flouted the territorial border of Turkey time and again in the past few months so it is no surprise that this has happened.

Terror attacks spark alerts
NZ urges vigilance in public places like Britomart after US worldwide travel alert on Isis.

Brussels on edge as hunt continues
Belgian security forces are still hunting down suspected Isis militants after making more than a dozen arrests in a series of raids yesterday.

Janna Hamilton: We can't let ISIS win the publicity war
For nearly two years I had been working for an international aid agency, being sent between different humanitarian crises. I spent much of this time working with Syrian refugees on the Jordanian and Lebanese borders.

Jihadists attack luxury hotel in Mali
Gunmen shouting Islamic slogans and throwing grenades stormed a top hotel in Mali, West Africa, late last night and took 170 people hostage.

#JeSuisChien! Twitter salute to hero dog
The death of police dog Diesel in the Paris raids has inspired hundreds of tributes from pets around the world - with a little help from their owners.

Paul Thomas: Best weapon against servants of terror is hope
Muslim communities have to be more forthright in their commitment to Western values and less indulgent of those in their midst who preach and practice hatred, writes Paul Thomas.

Rock 'n' roll not born to run
Are rock bands running scared from Europe? Foo Fighters, Deftones and Prince have all cancelled tours following the Paris attacks.

Mother killed shielding son from gunman
Friend describes how a five-year-old was found covered in blood, hidden beneath his mother's lifeless body.

Arab hero's tale airs at last
A father, with his young daughter watching, sacrificed himself to save others when Isis terrorists struck Beirut last week.

Border checks full of holes
Jihadists are able to travel freely from Syria to Europe as one in 100 are checked against the EU's anti-terrorism watchlist in some countries.

Twelve Questions with Andy Dowding
Andy Dowding has been producing the Vodafone NZ Music Awards with his Kiwi partner Justine McKay since their lives in New York were overturned by the events of 9/11.

Eye on NZ Isis supporters
Islamic State supporters in New Zealand are being monitored, a police spokeswoman says.

Security forces in Paris shoot-out
One suspected terrorist was shot dead, another died when her suicide vest detonated, and four police were wounded in the battle which began about 4.30am.

Officials connect Paris assailants to 'guru'
On the night of January 2, Belgian authorities closing in on a terror cell in the town of Verviers intercepted a telling piece of intelligence.

France steps up response
France's Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier will be deployed to the eastern Mediterranean to boost operations in Syria.