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Five years of surveillance to a few minutes of horror: Terror in the supermarket aisle
Undercover police followed man - and shot him dead shortly after attack unfolded.
Undercover police followed man - and shot him dead shortly after attack unfolded.
Elite armed police units had been following the terrorist's every move.
Judith Collins said in 2013 there were no urgent concerns with counter-terrorism laws.
A terrorism law change is coming, but experts say it will not be enough.
Pressure on health system likely to continue, the minister said in an exclusive interview.
The job's taken him from Antarctica to Wellington, but it ends where it began - Hokitika.
There's some optimism that New Zealand is getting on top of the latest Covid outbreak.
OPINION: Whitey called for a caucus of the Collins Gang. No one came.
Simon Bridges is the only viable option to replace Judith Collins this term - but when?
The man was on the police's radar for allegedly planning a "lone wolf" attack.
The latest details come as Northland spends its first day in level 3 since Delta outbreak.
A man spent 12 hours on the run after escaping MIQ and a student flew to Wellington.
Auckland could be at level 4 for a while if cases don't fall faster.
OPINION: Matt Robson writes in response to Josie Pagani's call for action on Afghanistan.
Businesses in level 3 regions say they will run out of supplies with Auckland in lockdown.
Asked where the escapee went, Ayesha Verrall says it's a "priority for this evening".
Kiwis eye Victoria as a lesson in what happens if elimination fails, as Victorians eye NSW
Attempted shipment imports of the de-wormer rose from 18 last year to already 114 in 2021.
Joanna Norris returns to the media industry.
The Government will shake-up the MIQ system.
The National Party leader had a fiery exchange on TVNZ's Breakfast show.
Whatever the rights and wrongs, Parliament should not be used as a political football.
The National Party isn't talking about the economy, and it's costing the party dearly.
OPINION: Our Opposition has played its part too.
Corrections says 'positive' case in prison - Ministry of Health says 'not confirmed'.
Dr Ashley Bloomfield says the bounce in numbers is not unexpected.
Fraud-accused keeps name suppressed for now, after alleged Electoral Act breaches.
An analysis of Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's use of visual aids in press conferences.
Stuart Nash is so confident that 90 per cent of New Zealanders will be vaccinated by Christmas he told Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking he'll even bet a case of award-winning wine on it. Video / Newstalk ZB
Labour MP Stuart Nash has high expectations for NZ's vaccine numbers.