Christchurch mosque threats: How did NZ spies and police miss 'car bombs' talk?
Tip-offs by vigilante group and member of public led to raids and arrest.
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KGB tried to infiltrate Labour Party, former PM says
Russian spy agency tried to penetrate govt systems and the party during Cold War.
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Hacker could have health data of one million New Zealanders
A hacker may have accessed personal health information of one million people.
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Ex-spy bosses attack claims failed over CIA torture links
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Official: Our spies, the CIA torture scandal and 'kill' missions
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Spy boss: Foreign donations ban for parties wouldn't be effective
Heads of the NZSIS and GCSB answered MPs' questions about foreign political donations.
Public asked to submit on terror attacks inquiry, final payments to victims revealed
Commission wants inputs from Muslim communities, organisations and individuals.
Editorial: 'I spy' contest begins with recalcitrance
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NZ's spy watchdog battles to see secret emails
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Audrey Young: Ardern's most valued minister revealed
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Ross Boswell: Password policy has passed its expiry date
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Audrey Young: Treasury 'hack' focus shifts to ministers
COMMENT: The inquiry into the Budget leak may turn up some answers in Parliament.
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Matthew Hooton: Parliament's House of Cards - the invented Budget story
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