SIS

Security expert Dr Paul Buchanan joins the Panel to discuss if the people spoken to by NZ authorities really can be talked out of joining ISIS. Audio

The director of the Security Intelligence Service has warned more people, not fewer, are being monitored because of their links to Islamic State. Audio

The director of the Security Intelligence Service says it is careful not to unfairly target Muslims as it monitors people with links to Islamic State. Audio

A couple of weeks back we took a look at the ethics of spying on your friends and neighbours, today we're exploring the ethics of spying on ourselves. Keith Locke is a former Green MP whose SIS file… Audio

Religious groups are urging the Government to make sure it properly consults with the Muslim community this year before making further changes to the country's spy laws. Audio

Demelza Leslie asks if New Zealanders will have to give up their right to privacy to keep safe. Audio

Parliament has gone into urgency to pass new anti-terrorism laws. Audio

The government has a struck a deal with Labour over new anti-terror laws. Audio

The Prime Minister has signalled the Government is prepared to make changes to its anti-terrorism legislation to get the backing of Labour. Audio

The Prime Minister has signalled the Government is prepared to make changes to its anti-terrorism legislation in an effort to win the support of the Labour Party. Audio

Political commentators Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton on the continuing pressure on John Key in what is being called textgate, Andrew Little's successful first week at the helm of Labour. Audio

Our political editor Brent Edwards is with us. Audio

Prime Minister John Key is facing another week of questions over his relationship with controversial blogger Cameron Slater following the release last week of the SIS watchdog's report showing links… Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is on the defensive after an inquiry by the Inspector-General of Intelligence and Security, Cheryl Gwyn, found his office fed information from the SIS to rightwing… Audio

John Banks is granted a new trial. Convicted murderer, Phillip John Smith returns to New Zealand tomorrow. Audio

It's been a difficult week for the Prime Minister, John Key, who's copped a lot of flak from opposition parties and the media. Audio

Listening to that is Sir Bruce Ferguson is a former director of the GCSB. Audio

MPs have been warned tough new anti-terror legislation would allow spies the extraordinary power to go on fishing expeditions for information. Audio