Security
Police due diligence on drones 'back to front' - National
Police didn't identify potential security issues with drones it was trialling until a month into the trial when they found out the drones they were using had been banned in the US years before.
A… Audio
Mahia locals concerned about Rocket Lab military ties
There is growing concern among Mahia locals and peace groups about Rocket Lab and its work with the United States military. Journalist and barrister Ollie Neas has investigated the growing tensions. Audio
The hiccup in NZ's tech trade expansion
The New Zealand technology sector is booming - but there are rocky shoals ahead. Among them, getting caught in a US-China tech war; and unwittingly contributing to human rights abuses. Audio
The hiccup in NZ's tech trade expansion
The New Zealand technology sector is booming - but there are rocky shoals ahead. Among them, getting caught in a US-China tech war; and unwittingly contributing to human rights abuses.
AudioConcerns growing over safety in Wellington at night
Wellington City councillor Tamatha Paul weighs in over fears women are unsafe on Wellington’s central city streets at night. Audio
Spy agency releases full internal report into Christchurch terror attack
The Security Intelligence Service has released a review of its decision making in the lead-up to the March 2019 terrorist attacks on Christchurch mosques.
NZ's oldest police graduate celebrates after 40 year wait
Her height - or lack of it - is what initially stopped her signing up for the police, but age has not been a barrier for Lynda Perry who is officially the oldest "new" constable to graduate police… Video, Audio
The new Code War, and Facebook's true interests
Technology correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to talk about whether the Cold War has been replaced with The Code War as the number of exploits, subversions and thefts seems to increase. Audio
Police launch investigation into whether they're biased against Māori
The police are investigating whether they are biased against Māori.
It's launched a long term research project with Waikato University and a criminal justice advocate looking at how the police can… Audio
Questions on improved security 2 years on from Mosque attacks
Two years on from the attacks on worshippers at Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre a security analyst is wondering how much has been improved to prevent another massacre. Audio
Government defends law for returning terror suspects
The government's defending the law governing returning terror suspects as tough enough, even though it gives law enforcement no power to detain someone at the border.
The likely arrival of 25-year… Audio
Safety in Wellington after dark
Wellington's not a safe place to be at night. New Zealand Herald multimedia journalist, Katie Harris has written a strong piece outlining how unsafe she feels going out on to the street after dark in… Audio
The champion of Kiwi children's poverty charities
Philanthropist Liz Greive is spending her senior years doing everything possible to support New Zealanders in her age cohort play an important role for New Zealand's children through the organisation… Audio
Brownlee: review of counterterrorism services must continue
Muslim groups are calling for much faster action and accountability over the mosque attacks, including meaningful change to the country's security services..
The Federation of Islamic Associations… Audio
Islamic Federation report calls for Government accountability
There have been calls for more action and accountability over the Christchurch mosque attacks in a new report out this morning from the Islamic Federation. It seeks immediate action on a dozen of the… Audio
Amnesty International 'incredibly concerned' at Minister's response to treatment of women at Auckland prison
Amnesty International says the treatment of a woman at Auckland Region Women's Prison could be considered psychological torture.
Prisoner Mihi Bassett was left for four months "in the pound" in… Audio
Judge rules prison's treatment of pair of inmates cruel and inhumane
Auckland Women's Prison treated a pair of inmates in a degrading, cruel and inhumane manner in a "concerted effort to break their spirit," according to a stinging ruling from a district court judge.
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The top three tips for warding off cyber attacks
Cyber crime is continuing to rise. Last year, the government received 5712 reports of cyber incidents which cost mostly small businesses $14.2 million. NZ Tech chief Graeme Muller offers the top three… Audio
NZ withdraw soldiers from Afghanistan
New Zealand will end one of its longest overseas deployments, following the announcement that the last six New Zealand soldiers in Aghanistan will leave by May.
That still leaves thousands of… Audio
PM releases statement after call with Scott Morrison
The Prime Minister's Office has just released details of Tuesday night's call with Scott Morrison over a NZ citizen detained in Turkey over alleged links with Islamic State. Trans-tasman relations… Audio