Claire Trevett: Terrorism law tantrums serve nobody
Governments who take bipartisanship for granted do so at their peril.
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Ardern calls out National for 'reneging' on promised anti-terror bill backing
'Dicked around', 'belligerent' now 'reneging' – anti-terror bill war of words continues.
'Dicked around:' Govt slams National as anti-terror bill negotiations continue
It's unclear if National will support the bill and negotiations are continuing.
'Megaphone diplomacy': Justice Minister calls out National
Andrew Little to meet with National to talk about changes to the new anti-terrorism bill.
Watch: Terror plotters buying bomb-making equipment at Bunnings
Footage captures plotters shopping, but there's one piece judge deemed too distressful.
Greens oppose Govt terrorism bill, National want changes
The future of the new bill is in doubt as it does not have the numbers to pass into law.
Tailor-made law to prevent return of terrorists to NZ
The law would directly impact Kiwi Jihadi Mark Taylor, who had been imprisoned in Syria.
Bravery award for hero cops who arrested accused Chch gunman
National bravery award for two officers who arrested the alleged Chch mosque gunman
Walmart shooting in El Paso: Man, 21, pleads not guilty to murder
Lawyers say "there are two sides to this story" but prosecutors will seek death penalty.
Video shows gunman near Halle Synagogue
Video shows gunman near Halle Synagogue. Video / AP / Andreas Splett via Storyful
Focus Live Earlier: Alleged gunman abandons bid to move trial
Focus Live Earlier: Alleged gunman abandons bid to move trial.
Mosque shooting accused abandons bid to shift trial out of Chch
The man charged in relation to the March 15 terror attack has appeared in court today.
Chch terror attack: Accused gunman in court today
The man allegedly responsible for the Chch terror attack is back in court today.
Sikh deputy killed in 'coldblooded' shooting
The deputy carried a badge while devoting his life to a faith that teaches love and peace.
Ukraine asked to ban alleged gunman's manifesto
NZ Ambassador to Ukraine asks officials to use 'any legal powers' to stop manifesto sale.
Ilhan Omar says her 'life's at risk' after Trump's 9/11 tweet
Donald Trump tweeted a fake video of her appearing to celebrate the anniversary of 9/11.
Chilling conspiracy theory behind Putin's rise to power
In 1999, hundreds of Russians died in a series of bombings.
Watch: Life on hold after the mosque attacks
About 25 women, made widows by the Christchurch mosque attacks, have no family in NZ.
The life and times of 8chan owner Jim Watkins
How Jim Watkins took over one of the Web's most notorious hate sites.
Fact checker: Trump's fuzzy vision on 9/11 attacks
The president has told many tall tales related to the 2001 terrorist attacks.
Christchurch terror trial moved to avoid Ramadan clash
The trial for the 28-year-old Australian national could take six to 12 weeks.
Ex-spy bosses attack claims failed over CIA torture links
Three former intelligence agency leaders lash back after critical report on CIA torture.
Australia reveals trans-Tasman plan to tackle online extremism
Australia PM Scott Morrison has revealed the OECD and New Zealand are working on the plan.
Counter-terrorism expert: NZ could be model in combating extremism
Australian MP and counter-terror expert tells Royal Commission that NZ could be a model.
Christchurch accused's manifesto being sold overseas 'disgusting': PM
PM says the manifesto, which has been banned in NZ, is 'really objectionable material'.
Prison mail ban: Hate speech, online reach eyed as reasons
Hate speech and online reach are being looked at as grounds to withhold prisoners' mail.
Corrections call police to investigate accused mosque gunman's letter
And more white supremacist letters have been allowed out.
Exclusive: Accused mosque gunman's mother fears for his safety in prison
The alleged gunman's mother has praised Police and Corrections.
Corrections blunder: 2nd letter from accused mosque shooter emerges
Staff allowed two inmates to send letters containing content that should've been withheld.
Corrections' prison letter failure despite advice from Norway's expert Breivik team
Kelvin Davis has demanded a new multi-level process for vetting the prisoner's mail.
Corrections boss 'sorry', puts block on accused Chch gunman's mail
PM says alleged gunman should not have been able to send letter with "hateful views".
Mosque shooting case: Accused won't appear in court tomorrow
A 28-year-old Australian national denies being the March 15 gunman.
El Paso suspect said he was targeting 'Mexicans'
"I'm the shooter": Police watched the suspect get out of a car with his hands up.
Big Read: Inside Jacinda Ardern and Facebook's emails after March 15
What the Prime Minister and Facebook's executives said to each other after March 15.