Tinder rapist to stay behind bars after parole bid fails
Man who raped Tinder date has been refused parole again and will stay in jail until 2022.
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Kerre McIvor: Imagine how gutted the police, courts and intelligence agencies are after attack
Within hours the Muslim Association of Canterbury set up a donation page for the victims.
Terror attack: Security services checking watchlist of 40 people
Security services focus on those who might be motivated by the New Lynn attack.
Building products run short in level 3 regions as Auckland production curbed
Fletcher Building has stopped making Pink Batts as Auckland is under level 4 restrictions.
'It's going to happen again': Terror expert's stark warning for New Zealand
"Lone wolf" terror attacks are especially hard to prevent, Dr John Battersby says.
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.
Live: Unmasking mall terrorist - judge agrees to lift secrecy order; experts on how NZ's terrorism laws must change; how supermarket attack unfolded
Inside accounts of terror attack in an Auckland Countdown that left six people stabbed.
Judith Collins defends not reviewing terrorism law years ago; calls for new law for stripping citizenship, residency
Judith Collins said in 2013 there were no urgent concerns with counter-terrorism laws.
Judge lifts suppression for Auckland mall 'Lone Wolf' - why details can't be published yet
Suppression order lifted but on hold for 24 hours for lawyers to contact overseas family.
Fiji declares 'only fully vaccinated' allowed to enter the country
Fiji government confirmed this week the only exemptions would be "a few emergencies".
Terror in New Lynn: How New Zealand faces down terrorism
A terrorism law change is coming, but experts say it will not be enough.
'Does not represent Islam': NZ Muslims condemn 'heinous' supermarket terror attack
"Such heinous actions have no place anywhere in the teachings of Islam."
Heritage building has painful past for Māori
The desire to see the building demolished was "completely understandable".
'I am going home walking': Wedding day helicopter crash survivor takes first steps
She has months of rehab to go, but getting home is a huge milestone for Rachel Jordan.
Local Focus: So far so good in level 3 for Whanganui
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David Fisher: How to stop an act of terror like the New Lynn attack
ANALYSIS: For this young man, the law was used to its fullest extent, writes David Fisher.
Work resumes on Transmission Gully, NZTA assesses lockdown fallout
It's expected the road's opening will be delayed after two weeks at alert level 4.
Anti-Covid protest organiser Karen Brewer bailed to Mid North home
Brewer's claims include a plot by Freemasons to commit a mass genocide of humanity.
Iconic Wellington slide to be removed after young children seriously injured
Earlier this year a 5-year-old broke her leg while playing on the slide.
Christchurch Airbnb party death: Teen murder accused in court
Dead teen's family hurled abuse and threats in the courtroom.
Northland council breaks ranks over Government's Three Waters proposal
Three waters proposal rejected by Northland council
Family link found after DNA testing for baby found at recycling plant
"We are determined to find some answers for the sake of this little girl."
Level 3 means more to do for Northlanders
Takeaways and coffee on menu for Northlanders as level 3 kicks in
'Structural racism' leads to inequitable vaccine rollout - study
The same researchers warned of this outcome back in May.
What analysts make of KFC-owner amid lockdown
How lockdown affects the business is an unknown factor.
Spring Hill prison guard no longer a positive Covid case
The revelation of a positive case sparked fears Covid was running through Waikato.
Pay wave fees waived, at least for now
Banks say they are giving small businesses some certainty.
NZ carbon price hits $59/tonne after strong auction
At today's level, the price is more than double where it was in March 2019.
'Proceeds of crime' case whacks cops with big court bill
The money must be paid now, says judge, turning down police plea for delay.
Kabul mercy mission: Two NZDF personnel test positive for Covid-19
Pair in isolation at UAE military base.
South Auckland food banks already bracing for increased demand
Ōtara-based charity provides food parcels for families, alongside other social services.
Kabul falls: Could private contractors extract NZ's interpreters left behind?
Extraction teams could get people across land borders.
Wardrobe back in action: Lower Hutt fish and chip shop safely slides orders to customers
On Wednesday Seakraft went through 200kg of potatoes and 45kg of filleted fish.
The contact-tracer's race against time: Tracking down the people who don't know they've got Covid
The precise and delicate human detective work of a team trying to keep everyone safe.