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Dotcom's millions to remain frozen under court order
Audio 21 Aug 2014Millions of dollars of Kim Dotcom's property will remain out of his control until at least next year, after a court extended an asset-freezing order. Audio
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The next wave: The Internet Party
It's no wonder young people aren't voting when "the system is set up to exclude them", says its Auckland Central candidate.
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Dotcom back in court seeking info
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom has asked a court to force government agencies the Security Intelligence Service and Immigration New Zealand to hand over information they hold about him.
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Dotcom renews bid to force hand-over
Audio 18 Aug 2014Kim Dotcom's lawyers are accusing government agencies of drip-feeding them information and they're seeking a court order to force the agencies to hand over everything they have. Audio
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No details on Hager allegations - Key
The PM is refusing to condemn anyone associated with his Government or party for anything in Dirty Politics, telling Morning Report he does not know the details. Audio
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Internet Party leader on "Dirty Politics"
Audio 18 Aug 2014Staying with "Dirty Politics" and Cameron Slater is lashing out on his Whale Oil blog claiming a series of text messages from Kim Dotcom prove the internet entrepreneur is responsible for hacking his… Audio
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Should politicians stay out of immigration?
Philippa Tolley explores whether more distance is needed between politicians and some immigration decisions Audio
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The Panel with Susi McLean and Andrew Clay (Part 1)
Audio 14 Aug 2014Topics - Nicky Hagar's book, 'Dirty Politics'. A few doors down from the Prime Minister in the Beehive trusted adviser Jason Eade sat and emailed Whaleoil's Cameron Slater and hatched schemes to… Audio
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New evidence offered in Banks case
New evidence described by former ACT Party leader John Banks as "unimpeachable" in his election donations case has been revealed.
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Harre defends publishing of anti-Key campaign party video
Audio 8 Aug 2014The Internet-Mana Coalition is defending its decision to publish a video showing hundreds of students chanting expletives against the Prime Minister John Key. Audio
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The Panel with Catherine Roberston and Garry Moore (Part 2)
Audio 7 Aug 2014Topics - for sale, for one euro, a house in an idyllic Sicilian village. It's the town of Gangi. The council's selling off 20 homes for a euro in the hope of attracting new life to a quaint hilltop… Audio
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PM defends 'Sugar Daddy' comment
The Prime Minister is standing by his view that Kim Dotcom is the "Sugar Daddy" of the Internet Party's leader. Laila Harre says the comment is sexist and belongs in the 1950s.
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Harawira still confident of deal
Mana leader Hone Harawira believes the Labour Party will want a post-election deal, despite ruling out a role in a Labour-led government for the Internet-Mana alliance. Audio
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Cunliffe says no to Internet-Mana
Labour leader David Cunliffe says the Internet-Mana alliance will not be part of a Labour-led Government, if elected, and his party doesn't hold a candle for Kim Dotcom. Audio
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Internet Mana takes aim at Labour
The Internet Mana roadshow rolled into the capital on Monday promising change and pulling no punches, with even the Labour Party in its sights.
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Dotcom says he would never have started party if there had been no raid
Audio 5 Aug 2014The founder of the Internet Party, Kim Dotcom, says he would never have started the party if the police had not raided his Coatesville mansion in January 2012. Audio
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Banks to appeal with new evidence
Former ACT leader John Banks has been sentenced to community work for filing a false electoral return, but says he is innocent and will appeal against his conviction. Video, Audio
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John Banks in court today for sentencing today
Audio 1 Aug 2014The former Act Party leader and Auckland mayor John Banks is back in court this morning to find out if failing to declare donations from Kim Dotcom makes him a criminal. Audio
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Attorney General met with FBI to discuss cyber crime
Audio 31 Jul 2014The deputy director of the FBI, paid the New Zealand Government a visit today, but the Beehive is refusing to say whether the internet entrepreneur, Kim Dotcom, was discussed. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Thursday 31 July 2014
Audio 31 Jul 2014Parliament unanimously condemns Israel's attack on a UN run school in Gaza. The FBI met Chris Finlayson at the Beehive today - but did they talk about Kim Dotcom?? and - Valerie Adams adds Glasgow… Audio
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A-G won't say if Dotcom discussed
New Zealand's Attorney-General Chris Finlayson has met with the Deputy Director of the FBI, but is refusing to say whether they discussed internet entrepeneur Kim Dotcom.
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Dotcom ordered to disclose assets
The US has applied to permanently take control of Kim Dotcom's assets as a court considers a freeze on them. He must also reveal what he has to film studios trying to sue him. Audio
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Dotcom ordered to reveal full assets
Audio 30 Jul 2014Kim Dotcom has been told he must fully disclose what assets he has to the major movie studios trying to convict him. Audio
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US Govt moves to take control of Dotcom's assets for good
Audio 30 Jul 2014The United States government has formally applied to permanently take control of Kim Dotcom's assets whether or not he's eventually convicted of any crime. Audio
