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SAS will face stronger Taleban
New Zealand's decision yesterday to send the SAS back to Afghanistan came as the top US general there warned that the Taleban are gaining the upper hand.
Terror raids not reason to redeploy SAS - Key
The alleged plot in Australia shows NZ must remain vigilant against terrorism, PM John Key says.
Australia: Home-grown terror plot
Warnings of a growing risk of home-grown terrorism rising out of young men influenced by the ideology of global jihad and the teachings of local extremists.
Threat of terror attack in Aus remains: Rudd
Australia's Prime Minister says arrests are a sobering reminder that on-going vigilance is needed.
Police swoop in Melbourne anti-terror raids
Police foil an alleged plan by a suicide terrorist cell's to attack Australian defence bases.
Terrorists rattle <i>Bruno</i> star
The al-Aqsa Martyrs' Brigades militia group says it is 'very upset' about a scene in comedian Sacha Baron Cohen's film 'Bruno'.
UK public: Afghan war is unwinnable
A majority of the British public believes that the war in Afghanistan is unwinnable.
Australia ramps up anti-terror legislation
New legislation aimed at heading off home-grown terrorism in Australia places greater responsibility on religious groups and communities to identify at risk people.
Family of Jakarta blast victim thanks public
Tim Mackay's family are thankful for messages of support from around the world, ahead of his funeral tomorrow.