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Read a timeline of the actions by New Zealand's security services, government and the country's Muslim community in the years leading up to the Christchurch mosque attacks.

Analysis- We were promised a moment of truth and now it has arrived, writes Guyon Espiner.

A lawyer for the United States says after seven years the ongoing Kim Dotcom extradition legal saga "might almost be at half-time".

Opinion - The investigation into the handling of the Sroubek immigration case was meant to provide clarity on what led the minister to making the decision to grant him residency - instead, we're more…

Mediawatch Midweek is our weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin chats to Bryan about 'digital strip search' blowback; Taranaki flying the local radio flag; the Koru Club horror, Whangamomona's…

Kim Dotcom's privacy was not breached when the government declined to release all its files on the internet entrepreneur, the High Court has ruled.

Kim Dotcom's legal fight to have the government release information it holds on him has reached the High Court.

Opinion - Vanity parties, like the Opportunities Party, generally start with a bang and fizzle out quickly, writes Brigitte Morten.

Internet mogul Kim Dotcom has lost his bid to avoid extradition to the United States.

The Crown breached the privacy of the internet mogul Kim Dotcom when it refused to release private information about him, the Human Rights Review Tribunal finds.

Former president of the United States Barack Obama spent his first day in New Zealand playing golf with Sir John Key and taking pictures with a kiwi bird.

Immigration New Zealand has made a decision on whether the internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom should be deported, but it won't make a recommendation to the government until court proceedings are…

A lawyer for the internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom says he has filed papers seeking hundreds of millions of dollars in damages from the government over an erroneous arrest warrant.

Kim Dotcom's impending nuptials; Brooke Fraser's secret Grammy nomination; Golriz Ghahraman's endless op-ed cycle; and more!

The internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom and his ex-wife have reached a confidential settlement with police over a "military-style" raid in 2012.

Kim Dotcom's bid to recover $US40 million of assets seized by the US government has been rejected by the US Supreme Court.

David Seymour tells Morning Report he's grateful to the Epsom electorate but "obviously very disappointed" with ACT's party vote. Video, Audio

Opinion - After the scandal-rich elections of 2011 and 2014, it's refreshing to finally have a campaign that's all about policy, Grant Duncan writes.