The only person in New Zealand convicted for plotting a terror attack has managed to get his learner driver’s licence while behind bars.
The 19-year-old whose name is suppressed was arrested almost two years ago after planning to ram his car into a group of people and then stab them.
He said he was radicalised online and was planning to carry out the attack for Allah.
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What could possibly go wrong?
In brief Opportunity says it removed the board’s general power to overrule caucus, but the published constitution still contains the clause.
Labour leader Chris Hipkins exudes quiet confidence as he campaigns vigorously in the final days before New Zealand's election, focusing on the cost of living and Labour's 'ground game' strategy.
Source: nzherald.co.nz The national airline invests heavily in luxury travel, citing robust demand despite economic uncertainties.
In brief Commentators have warned that an engineered National overhang could distort Parliament's proportional makeup.
Hipkins says there is no vacancy and the election is not over. The caucus may wait until 27 November. It will not wait forever.
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The billionaire founder of tech companies Adaytum and Anaplan has been vocal about New Zealand’s poor economic performance in the past decade and says the country needs stability and a long-term plan.
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