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Cameron Slater has been found to have carried out an "extended" character assassination.

Six years in the courts and blogger Cameron Slater fails to come up with a defence.

COMMENT: Reporter David Fisher on why the Whaleoil blogger deserves sympathy.

The Whanganui bloggers putting their lives online

Financial expert Tom Hartmann is on hand to answer all your big money questions.

Nicky Hager says the police raid scared the key source for the Hit & Run book.

A programme has been developed to battle the "summer slump" in students' learning.

Author Jane Bloomfield tackles dementia in her children's books.

Constance Hall's split from her husband has quickly turned into a bitter feud.

NZ bloggers are trailing the US, Britain and Australia when it comes to commercially capitalising on their profiles.

Cameron Slater has been found in contempt of court in seven instances and reminded there are responsibilities which come with being a journalist.

The Harmful Digital Communications Bill is being widely criticised as dangerous in the way it seeks to regulate online activities. So is online democracy under threat?

We can expect hacking, privacy and surveillance issues to be central to the way the political system works in this country, writes Bryce Edwards.

I can't believe it. I'm a finalist in the Canon media awards for my columns - in the 'humour' category, writes Deborah Hill Cone. The irony strikes "with the force of a cartoon anvil".

Mass media, citizen media, new media, and politician media management - it all gets frequently evaluated, criticised and sometimes praised, writes Bryce Edwards.

Ingredients needed for the exorcism: a lucky stone, fire, wine, candles, fairy dust, special treats, music.

This past week has surely been the most difficult and ultimately demeaning one in the otherwise stellar political career of one John Phillip Key.

Judith Collins talked of being "let down" after being cleared of allegations that she was involved in a smear campaign against Adam Feeley, the former chief executive of the Serious Fraud Office.

I was intending to give Snowden and the topic of mass state surveillance a rest, as it is starting to feel done to death already.

In the wake of Nicky Hager's home being raided to ferret out Rawshark it's become clear that journalists are seen as a source of information by authorities in more ways than