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The Internet Party's Laila Harre
Kim Dotcom said last night that his brand was "poison" for the Internet Mana alliance, and Hone Harawira lost his seat to Labour's Kelvin Davis after holding that seat for 9 years Audio
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Dotcom brand poisoned campaign
Audio 21 Sep 2014The Mana leader Hone Hanawira, is out. His loss in Te Tai Tokerau blocks the way for Internet Mana to get into Parliament. The party's founder Kim Dotcom has taken responsibility for the defeat… Audio
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Kelvin Davis defeats Hone Harawira
The election has been a disaster for Internet Mana. Hone Harawira's defeat in Te Tai Tokerau shuts the Kim Dotcom-funded alliance out of Parliament altogether. Mr Harawira, a three term MP, is… Audio
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Dotcom says his brand 'poison'
Kim Dotcom says his brand was 'poison' for the Internet Mana alliance, which gained just one percent of the party vote and will have no seats in Parliament. Audio
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Leaders answer GCSB questions
Party leaders are asked what they'd do with the GCSB if they're elected Prime Minister.
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Kim Dotcom helped campaign - Joyce
National's campaign chair Steven Joyce says he believes the Moment of Truth event hosted by the Internet Party founder Kim Dotcom has actually helped National's campaign. Audio
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Harawira riled at backing for Labour
Mana leader Hone Harawira is accusing National and New Zealand First of ganging up to oust him from Te Tai Tokerau. The parties have endorsed Labour's Kelvin Davis. Audio
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Harawira accuses opponents of ganging up on him
Audio 19 Sep 2014Winston Peters says Hone Harawira, has sold out his people by throwing in his lot with the Internet Party and Kim Dotcom and Te Tai Tokerau voters should be backing Labour's Kelvin Davis. Audio
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Peters backs Davis in Te Tai Tokerau
New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has endorsed the Labour candidate Kelvin Davis in the Te Tai Tokerau seat, and says Hone Harawira has sold out.
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The Panel with Chris Trotter and Ellen Read (Part 2)
Audio 18 Sep 2014Topics - Voting begins in two hours on the Scottish referendum. David Slack disapproved of a blog by Stephen Franks. More political news, reported in the NZ Herald... "At a meeting in Moerewa, Mr… Audio
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Youth enrolment low as election nears
A youth campaigner says the mood of the final week of the election campaign may put young people off voting. About 175,000 of those under 30 have not yet enrolled.
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Kim Dotcom looms large over debate
Kim Dotcom loomed over the last leaders' debate of the election campaign as Labour and National argued over who could most easily form a government. Audio
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leaders' debate
National, Labour leaders discuss spying and coalitions in final leaders debate.
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Leaders clash over coalition partners in final debate
Audio 18 Sep 2014The shadows of Kim Dotcom and Winston Peters loomed over the last leaders' debate of the campaign as David Cunliffe and John Key argued over which party could most easily form a government. Audio
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Leaders clash over coalition partners
John Key and David Cunliffe have clashed over possible coalition partners in the final televised debate of the election campaign.
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National down but still ahead - poll
National has lost support, while New Zealand First is climbing, in the latest TV3 Reid Research opinion poll, released this evening. National is on 44.5 percent.
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Election 2014 VIDEO
WATCH videos made during the 2014 election campaign by Radio New Zealand's team of digital journalists who have been following the politicians across the country. Video
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POWER PLAY with Brent Edwards
Power Play with Brent Edwards - New surveillance claims have raised serious questions about the GCSB and forced the Prime Minister to make disclosures which had been secret. Video
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Nats unfazed by pending spy claims
Cabinet minister and National's campaign manager Steven Joyce says he'd be very surprised if the GCSB wasn't spying on other countries. Audio
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More to come
Glenn Greenwald is promising further revelations on the extent to which NZ has spied on other countries.
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Key silent on spy programme
John Key is refusing to talk about a spy programme that NSA analyst turned whistleblower Edward Snowden says is subjecting NZers to mass surveillance. Video, Audio
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'Moment of Truth' on world stage
With names like Julian Assange and Edward Snowden involved, Monday night's 'Moment of Truth' saw the issue of surveillance in NZ making headlines around the world.
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Harre backs Dotcom over email
Internet Party leader Laila Harre has no doubt that Kim Dotcom believes an email which suggests his residency was granted in order to be extradited to the US is legitimate. Audio
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Midday News for 16 September 2014
Audio 16 Sep 2014Laila Harre backs Kim Dotcom's claim his residency was granted so he could be extradited to the US and new information is released about the death of a 16-year-old in a Christchurch fire. Audio
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Who to believe?
Whistleblower says mass surveillance is "unequivocally" being carried out on Kiwis. The PM denies it.
