Bruce Ferguson
NZ has lost some of its independence within five eyes - Helen Clark
New Zealand has lost some of its independence within the Five Eyes intelligence alliance and been "drawn in a lot closer" to the US-led spy network, former prime minister Helen Clark says.
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Former GCSB Director - threat of cyber warfare has intensified
Sir Bruce Ferguson, the director of the GCSB from 2006 to 2011, says judging by what Andrew Hampton has made public today - the threat of cyber warfare has intensified as technology continues to… Video, Audio
Former GCSB director unfazed by spy revelations
Government leaders from both Tonga and Samoa say they are not that concerned about the intercepting of their communications. Audio
Former GCSB director critical of new terrorist fighters law
Listening to that is Sir Bruce Ferguson is a former director of the GCSB. Audio
Former GSCB head on Snowden claims about mass surveillance
Former NSA contractor and now whistleblower, Edward Snowden, has claimed that New Zealanders' information was accessed by a mass surveillance tool the NSA shared with NZ's Government Communications… Audio
Ex-GCSB director rejects Edward Snowden's claims
The former American spy analyst turned whistleblower, Edward Snowden, is claiming the National Security Agency, has a base in Auckland as well as another one further north. Audio
Former Director of GCSB on the latest Snowden leaks
New revelations from Edward Snowden suggest that New Zealand spies have been trained how to do mass survellance. Audio
Former GCSB says NSA are the good guys
The biggest revelations about New Zealand spy agencies are yet to come, but the former head of the GCSB Sir Bruce Ferguson says let them come. Audio
Former head of GCSB knows nothing about it
John Key has refused to appear on Checkpoint to talk about this - and earlier had refused to appear on Morning Report, despite making time to be on the music station More FM today. Audio
Defence Force denies spying on reporter
The Defence Force denies spying on a New Zealand reporter working in Afghanistan and says it didn't ask any foreign spy agency to do it either. Audio
Labour says no need for Defence Force spying on journalists
Labour's defence spokesman Phil Goff says there's no place for Defence Force spying on investigative journalists. Audio
Former defence chief says press freedom vital for democracy
A former Chief of Defence, Sir Bruce Ferguson, says it is concerning that defence chiefs have singled out investigative journalists as a subversive threat to the country. Audio
Ex head of GCSB comments on leak of report on spy agency
A report into the Government's electronic spy agency, leaked to the Dominion Post, says the bureau may have spied illegally on 85 people. Audio
Former spy agency head responds
Sir Bruce Ferguson is the former Chief of the New Zealand Defence Force and headed up the GCSB under a four year contract till 2010. Audio
Former Defence head hits back at Hager claims
The Labour Party has joined the Government in rejecting calls for a parliamentary inquiry into the Defence Force's actions in Afghanistan and Iraq. Audio
Nicky Hager defends claims in new book
The author of Other People's Wars, Nicky Hager, joins the programme to defend the credibility of his book and the former Chief of Defence Force from early 2002 to 2006, Sir Bruce Ferguson, responds. Audio
Former defence chief says Hager book is 'rubbish'
The Governor General, Lieutenant-General, Sir Jerry Mateparae fields questions on Nicky Hagar's claims, the PM does the same and the Chief of the New Zealand Defence Force from early 2002 to 2006, Air… Audio
Former military top brass rubbish Nicky Hager's allegations
Former top brass from the Defence force are rubbishing allegations made by the author Nicky Hager about New Zealand troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. Audio
Waihopai Protesters - ANZAC Ploughshares
So who is the group Anzac Ploughshares that has claimed responsibility for the attack on the spy base? Audio
Waihopai Attack (Part 3)
Mary speaks with the director of the Government Communications Security Bureau, Bruce Ferguson. Audio