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'You guys put me in prison cause I'm a Muslim ... that makes you an enemy.'
Dairy company investigates employee over extreme views
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Graphic content warning: A man is on trial accused if possessing Islamic Sate material.
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Christchurch Call: Tech giants, governments meet in push for action
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NZ and France to co-chair Christchurch Call leaders' summit
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The United States has joined the Christchurch Call to Action after years of holding back.
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Security grilling after making a $960 payment with the reference 'funds for Isis'.
Abuse of NZ shell companies and trusts highlighted in global report
Sectors like banking and real estate were identified for potential vulnerability.
Terrorist groups step into Venezuela as lawlessness grows
New York Times: Criminals and insurgents run large stretches of the nation's territory.
Terrorism fears feed the rise of France's extreme right
New York Times: Tensions are simmering ahead of next year's presidential election.
The SIS and the 'known unknowns'
A vital shift towards a stronger focus on white supremacist terror was a long time coming.
Fatal stabbing in police staion: France opens terrorism probe
Three detained after French policewoman stabbed to death inside police station.
Otago Uni grad threats: Accused keeps name a secret
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