Security
Record high 94 Covid Delta cases in NZ, 53 unlinked
It's a record there is no medal for - 94 new cases of Covid Delta in the community.
Eighty-seven of those are in Auckland and seven in Waikato. It is the highest daily case count the country has… Audio
Southland surgeon's MIQ trouble forcing patients to travel
A Southland surgeon has been twice declined twice an emergency spot in MIQ, forcing his patients to either travel to other hospitals or delay surgery.
Dr Jim Faherty is the clinical director of the… Audio
Expert on counter-terrorism law passing
A new counter-terror law, which would criminalise the planning of a terror attack, has been passed with support by both major parties in Parliament.
The Counter-Terrorism Legislation makes planning… Audio
Immigration lawyer on 2021 residency visa
The 2021 Residency Visa programme marks a major step to offer certainty to 165-thousand migrants living in the country.
But there are migrant categories - such as students and partners of students -… Audio
Covid 19: 'Many options on the table' for purpose-built MIQ - Chris Hipkins
The government is scouting locations for purpose-built MIQ facilities - but construction of a new facility would take longer than six months.
Covid-19 response minister Chris Hipkins says the… Audio
Covid-19: Healthcare leaders on new one-off visa
The government has this morning announced a one-off immigration package that will allow more than 14,000 health care workers, aged care workers, teachers and primary industry workers to enter the… Audio
Covid-19: Health Ministry insider worried about vaccine fraud
A Ministry of Health insider worries people will easily be able to get the new vaccine certificate without ever having got a shot.
The person told RNZ that the level of identity checking when people… Audio
Scam texts hit an 'unprecedented' number of people - DIA
The Department of Internal Affairs says a new scam sent through text messages has affected an 'unprecendented' number of people.
The scam messages include fake information about a parcel delivery… Audio
Former Defence Minister on AUKUS pact snub
The Prime Minister's downplaying the impact of a new tri-lateral security deal on New Zealand and its place in the region.
Australia, the United States and Britain have announced a the partnership… Audio
NZ, Canada not part of new US-UK-AUS security partnership
Three of New Zealand's traditional allies have announced a major security partnership - the US, UK, and Australia - but New Zealand itself did not get an invite.
Opposition parties are asking why New… Audio
Australia, UK, US unveil 'AUKUS' pact to counter Chinese influence
Australia, the United States and Britain is to unveilling a new security pact this morning.
The new three-nation security pact called AUKUS is an attempt to counter growing Chinese influence.
… Audio
Online scams up 79% - and just the "tip of the iceberg"
The Financial Markets Authority is warning of a steep rise in New Zealanders falling for investment scams with the number of complaints up 79 per cent in the first half of the year, compared to the… Audio
Parliament hails the returning heroes
The House reviews the week in Parliament with praise for paralympians and more than usual unity when the subject is security. Audio
Parliament hails the returning heroes
The House reviews the week in Parliament with praise for paralympians and more than usual unity when the subject is security.
AudioGoogle's 'Security Princess' on staying safe online
It's easy to be relaxed about our password security, but Parisa Tabriz, Google's Director of Engineering and self-titled Security Princess joins Jesse to share some easy tips we can try right now. Audio
DDOS website attacks could be just the start of a campaign - expert
A cyber-intelligence expert fears disruption to New Zealand websites is just the start of a campaign of attacks.
Websites for some government agencies and banks have been targeted over the last… Audio
Security draws major parties together
When New Zealand faces a security issue the major political parties often co-operate, focusing more on solutions than blame, as this week demonstrates. Audio
Security draws major parties together
When New Zealand faces a security issue the major political parties often co-operate, focusing more on solutions than blame, as this week demonstrates.
AudioInternet outage likely a planned cyber attack
New Zealand Post and the MetService are among at least five organisations that a computer security expert says are almost certainly the target of another coordinated cyber attack.
ANZ Bank and Kiwi… Audio
Deradicalising a troubled man
There are programmes available to help radicalised people, but those people have to want to change.