Chris Wilson: Greatest risk of extremist violence in NZ comes from lone actors
Individual attacks are just as planned and lethal as those carried out by groups.
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Authorities move to take down 'atrocious' mosque attack material
A Twitter user flagged the content this morning, but it was still online two hours later.
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Australian charged after 'accidentally' downloading Chch mosque attack video
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Neo-Nazi group active on Twitter, despite being banned by Facebook.
They Are Us movie about 'white saviour' inappropriate - film-maker
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Christchurch terror attacks: Police foiled two other mass shootings
A lone actor using a vehicle, knife or gun remains the biggest threat, conference hears.
Focus: Police foil two other mass shooting plans surrounding mosque attacks
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NZ spy boss warning: Mosque shootings could inspire another extremist
Biggest threat comes from "lone actor", NZ's first counter terrorism hui hears.
They Are Us movie producers to meet with more victims after uproar
Movie producers for They Are Us are set to meet with more of the March 15 victims.
'Too raw for film at this time': Kiwi producer quits mosque movie
'I deeply regret the shock and hurt the announcement of the film has caused'.
Editorial: Movie news unfortunate controversy for Ardern
EDITORIAL: Public reaction shows tougher environment Government and its leader is in.
Mosque attacks film: Family urges Hollywood star to refuse role
They Are Us proposes to focus on PM Ardern's response to March 15 terror attacks.
'So outraged': Christchurch mayor says film crew not welcome in the city
Lianne Dalziel says plans for a movie on the mosque attacks in the city are a travesty.
'My story is not the one to be told': PM on mosque movie controversy
PM says there are many stories to tell from the tragedy — but hers is not one.
'This is white supremacy': Growing calls for mosque shooting movie shutdown
A petition to shut down the film has collected more than 9600 signatures overnight.
PM distances herself from film about Chch mosque shootings
The A-list film focuses on New Zealand's response to the tragic 2019 mosque attacks.
Dairy company investigates employee over extreme views
Lee Williams posted a video today saying he had been suspended from his job.
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.
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.
Quakes, terror attacks: Honours ceremony acknowledges Canterbury cop's work
Canterbury's top cop will receive New Year's Honour today at investiture ceremony
Police cop $24.3m repair bill to 9000 cars over 6 years
Police have spent more than $24 million on repairs to damaged cars since 2015.
The SIS and the 'known unknowns'
A vital shift towards a stronger focus on white supremacist terror was a long time coming.
Otago Uni grad threats: Accused keeps name a secret
Woman behind threats "surpassing the Christchurch mosque massacres" was in court today.
Govt warned new anti-terror law may lead to disproportional surveillance
"Particular groups" could be disproportionally targeted as a result of new legislation.
News and mail: Why Christchurch mosque terrorist wanted judicial review
The mosque shooter has complained about mail access and 'terrorist entity' label.
Mosque shooter's new legal case on hold
Killer Tarrant a no-show after complaints over mail access, 'terrorist entity' label.
Christchurch terrorist in court today for fresh legal challenge
The mosque shooter will represent himself in court today.