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Dotcom fails to produce goods on Key
Internet Party founder Kim Dotcom has failed to produce the goods to prove Prime Minister John Key knew about him before the raid on his Coatesville mansion in January 2012. Video
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Anti surveillance activists say NZers targeted en masse
Audio 16 Sep 2014Whistleblower Edward Snowden has told a public meeting organised by Internet Party's Kim Dotcom that the US National Security Agency, has a base in Auckland. Audio
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Snowden explains how tapping works
Audio 16 Sep 2014Kim Dotcom's long awaited "Moment of Truth" revelations in Auckland last night included claims from the spy analyst turned whistleblower, Edward Snowden, that his former employer, the National… Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 16 September 2014
Audio 16 Sep 2014Snowden presents mass surveillance claims, Kim Dotcom fails to front evidence, Political editor analyses 'the Moment of Truth', Cunliffe says Key should answer intelligence questions before election… Audio
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Key & Dotcom - the story so far
A timeline of the events surrounding internet businessman Kim Dotcom, Prime Minister John Key and the Government's spy agency - the GCSB. Audio
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Whistleblower backs mass surveillance claims
Whistleblower Edward Snowden says he can confirm NZ is under mass surveillance because he had easy access to NZers' information while employed by the NSA.
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John Key insists data plan was abandoned
As crowds gathered to hear American journalist Glenn Greenwald, the Prime Minister said a proposal for what he described as a 'broad programme of data protection' was abandoned, in part... Audio
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Latest Dotcom revelations under scrutiny
Audio 15 Sep 2014John Key is denying claims he pulled strings for Hollywood studio bosses to get Kim Dotcom into New Zealand so it would be easier for the US to extradite him on copyright piracy charges. Audio
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Email and spy claims land on campaigning Key
Audio 15 Sep 2014John Key is denying claims he pulled strings for Hollywood to get Kim Dotcom into New Zealand so it would be easier for the US to extradite him on copyright piracy charges. Audio
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Greenwald claims NZ data already collected
US journalist Glenn Greenwald says he will release information today showing New Zealanders have been the target of mass surveillance by the GCSB and international spy agencies. Audio
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The Panel with Nevil Gibson and Tino Pereira (Part 1)
Audio 15 Sep 2014Topics - Glenn Greenwald is in New Zealand to present evidence he claims shows the GCSB was involved in mass surveillance. He'll speak at Kim Dotcom's 'Moment of Truth' event in Auckland tonight… Audio
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POLL of POLLS
National goes into the last week with enough support to govern with just ACT's David Seymore and Peter Dunne of United Future. Its latest average was 47.1%.
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Glenn Greenwald on extent of GCSB mass surveillance
Glenn Greenwald is a constitutional and civil rights lawyer, turned blogger and journalist who spent several years investigating NSA wire tapping and was chosen by Edward Snowden to reveal NSA actions… Audio
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documents released
Journalist promises to reveal mass surveillance by GCSB
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Kim Dotcom heads back to High Court
Internet businessman Kim Dotcom will today ask the High Court to force government agencies to hand over information he believes they hold about him.
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Journalist promises to reveal mass surveillance by GCSB
Glenn Greenwald responds to John Key's claims about the GCSB, and talks about the documents he is releasing on Monday night. Audio
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PM defends stance on GCSB, dismisses Dotcom
With only five days until the election, the Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Glenn Greenwald, is promising to reveal new details on the government's spy activities. Audio
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Key to de-classify spy documents
Prime Minister John Key says he will de-classify spy documents to prove that the Govt Communications and Security Bureau is not carrying out mass surveillance of New Zealanders.
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Final week of election campaigning
Political parties are into the last week of the campaign before voters get to decide who they want to represent them in Parliament, this Saturday. Audio
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PM says Greenwald's claims are wrong
Prime Minister John Key has once again given his assurance there is no mass surveillance of New Zealanders. He said journalist Glenn Greenwald would be proved wrong.
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POLL of POLLS
National's latest four-poll average was down a bit, to 48.9%, but on this reading the party could still comfortably return to office with its same three support parties.
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The Panel with Jeremy Elwood and Scott York (Part 2)
Audio 10 Sep 2014Topics - in Britain, but also in New Zealand for the same reasons, there are fewer and fewer pubs and more and more cafes. And yet we're not really drinking alcohol less or coffee more. Experts in dog… Audio
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Dotcom material ordered to be returned
The Court of Appeal has ruled internet businessman Kim Dotcom should get some of the electronic material police seized returned to him.
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The Panel with Gordon McLauchlan and Mark Inglis (Part 2)
Audio 2 Sep 2014Topics - science says, apparently, that every day you should leave work at two o'clock in the afternoon and go for a walk. The inquiry into Judith Collins. We discussed it quite a bit yesterday with… Audio
