Islamic State
NZ risks drawn out military fight against Islamic State
The Prime Minister will today spell out New Zealand's contribution to the fight against Islamic State. Audio
Analyst says NZ risks drawn out fight with IS
An international relations expert says New Zealand risks drawn out military involvement if it joins the fight against Islamic State. Audio
Iraq - Pete Kara
Tomorrow, Prime Minister John Key will outline our contribution to international efforts against IS in Iraq. One man with experience on the ground in Iraq is Pete Kara. He was a specialist advisor to… Audio
How to deal with regretful jihadists who want to come home
The United Nations is warning that foreign fighters are flocking to Iraq and Syria on an unprecedented scale. A number of countries, including Australia, are considering or have put in place measures… Audio
Analyst: NZ involvement in fight against IS looks likely
After weeks of hints John Key will tomorrow outline more reasons for New Zealand becoming involved in the war against IS. Audio
Kiwi aid worker in Iraqi Kurdistan
The Iraqi government says more than 300 Sunni tribesmen have been executed in Anbar province in recent days by extremists fighting for Islamic State. Audio
IS blamed for Sydney shooting
Islamic State supporters are being blamed for shooting a man outside an Islamic centre in Sydney today. Audio
PM says Govt being cautious in fight against Islamic State.
The Prime Minister says the Government is being quite cautious, in the approach it intends to take in the fight against Islamic State. Audio
Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson on IS and Iraq
Labour's foreign affairs spokesperson is David Shearer and he joins us now. Audio
Cabinet minister will today discuss NZ and IS
While the Prime Minister took part in First World War commemorations at the weekend, his mind was also on New Zealand's possible involvement in another battle. Audio
John Key says no decision on IS yet
The Prime Minister John Key says military action by New Zealand against Islamic State is morally the right thing to do, but no decision has been made yet. Audio
Kurdish-NZers fear for relatives if ISIS continues to advance
Kurdish-New Zealand families say they fear for the lives and freedom of their relatives if Islamic State continues to grow, and advances further in the Middle-East. Audio
BurgerFuel pulls out of Iraq because of Islamic State
New Zealand's BurgerFuel has pulled its only store out of Iraq because of the developing threat of Islamic State. The Auckland-based franchise has 26 stores in the Middle East and was planning to… Audio
Islamic State gains propaganda value from Canadian attacks
Amarnath Amarasingam is a Canadian expert on foreign fighters and radicalisation. Audio
Labour says New Zealand musn't be naive
The Prime Minister, John Key, is downplaying whether there would be any added risk here if New Zealand was to get involved in the fight against Islamic State. Audio
POWER PLAY with Brent Edwards
Power Play with Brent Edwards - The Prime Minister is adamant New Zealand won't be sending troops to Iraq to help fight against Islamic State insurgents. Well, he was in June.
Mystery over suspected terror website
The mystery over who's behind a suspected terrorist website with links to Islamic State, and to this country has deepened. Audio
US professor says America has no real success against I.S.
America's first airdrop of guns and medical supplies to Kurdish fighters in the embattled Syrian town of Kobane appears to have gone slightly awry with some of the weapons ending up the hands of… Audio
America's guns end up with ISIS fighters
America's first airdrop of guns and medical supplies to Kurdish fighters in the embattled Syrian town of Kobane appears to have gone slightly awry with some of the weapons ending up the hands of… Audio
Canadian soldier killed by suspected militant
A Canadian soldier has been killed in the first fatal attack on Canadian soil involving Islamic militants. Audio