New ZealandDotcom spy lawyer has police tiesOpposition parties are pushing for an independent review of the GCSB-Dotcom affair after a top lawyer with close ties to police was hired to look into the matter.02 Oct 04:30 PM
OpinionBryce EdwardsPolitics: How Dotcom shook the GovtThe GCSB and Police are far from off the hook, writes Bryce Edwards. "The Police, in particular are facing the heat over the question of whether they lied in court."02 Oct 02:00 AM
OpinionChris Barton: Kim's great dotcomedyThe guerrilla performance artist Kim Dotcom pulled off the greatest dotcomedy of his career last week - making NZ PM John Key a laughing stock, writes Chris Barton.01 Oct 08:30 PM
New ZealandPrime Minister defends Hollywood tripPrime Minister John Key has defended a planned trip to Hollywood, saying he isn't getting too cosy with the US film industry in the wake of the Dotcom case.01 Oct 06:00 AM
New ZealandJohn Key goes to HollywoodPrime Minister John Key has been forced to defend a trip to Hollywood, labeling claims that he is getting too cosy with the US film industry in the wake of the Dotcom case as "nonsense."Watch01 Oct 06:00 AM
New ZealandDotcom case: GCSB review orderedA capability, governance and performance review of the Government Communications Security Bureau has been ordered after it was found to be spying on Kim Dotcom illegally.01 Oct 02:25 AM
New ZealandPolice won't investigate Dotcom spiesA complaint to police over the unlawful spying on Kim Dotcom will not be properly investigated and charges are unlikely, says high ranking cop Ross Meurant.30 Sep 04:30 PM
New ZealandEx-PM: Key should have knownSir Geoffrey Palmer says he is astonished John Key was not told about the GCSB's involvement in the Dotcom case much earlier.28 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandPM: No need for inquiryJohn Key says he doesn't see the need for a further inquiry into the GCSB's spying on Kim Dotcom, dismissing the Greens' calls for one as 'a bit of a stunt'28 Sep 05:05 AM
CartoonsRod's top Dotcom toonsHerald cartoonist Rod Emmerson has been following Kim Dotcom's journey through the New Zealand legal system for some time. Here are 10 of his favourite takes on the case. 28 Sep 02:43 AM
New ZealandGreens ask police to investigate GCSBThe Green Party has asked the police to investigate the GCSB's illegal spying on Kim Dotcom - and suggested it's no different to the PM's 'teapot tape' complaint.27 Sep 11:20 PM
OpinionJohn Armstrong: An apology that could easily backfirePaul Neazor's report on the unlawful bugging of Kim Dotcom is not so much a whitewash as washed out, writes John Armstrong27 Sep 05:30 PM
OpinionToby Manhire: Perma-relaxed PM starting to come unstuckWhile Labour is pecking away in a number of policy areas, they lack much in the way of an argument to explain what is wrong with the incumbents, writes Toby Mahire27 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandDotcom: I accept your apologyKim Dotcom has accepted Prime Minister John Key's apology for the GCSB's unlawful spying but has added his voice to calls for an independent inquiry into the fiasco.27 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandPM apologises to Kim DotcomPrime Minister John Key has apologised to Kim Dotcom over the illegal surveillance carried out by a Government spy agency on the internet tycoon and his colleague.Watch27 Sep 04:48 AM
New ZealandPM apologises to DotcomPrime Minister John Key says he apologises to Kim Dotcom for what he has described as "basic errors" by the Government Communications and Security Bureau.27 Sep 04:24 AM
OpinionBryce EdwardsBryce Edwards: Political round-up: Growing anger over Dotcom fiascoThe current farce over Kim Dotcom is likely to erode the public's confidence in government, politicians, the police, officials - the whole Establishment, writes Bryce Edwards27 Sep 01:37 AM
OpinionMai Chen: Judge who watches the watchersThe implications of any illegal spying for the extradition proceeding against Mr Dotcom will depend on what information the GCSB actually obtained, writes Mai Chen26 Sep 09:30 PM
OpinionClaire TrevettClaire Trevett: Dotcom laughing as Key dodges accountabilityBlissful ignorance is politically convenient, but there is a point at which it goes too far, writes columnist Claire Trevett.26 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandCivil liberties at stake: LawyerIllegal spying on Kim Dotcom means the internet tycoon's battle against US attempts to extradite him has become a civil liberties issue, his US lawyer says.26 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandKey on back foot over DotcomJohn Key was yesterday again on the back foot in Parliament over questions about how much he knew about the involvement of his spy agencies in the Dotcom debacle.26 Sep 05:30 PM
New ZealandDotcom judge 'concerned' about spyingA High Court judge is "concerned'' about how Government spies could have failed to realise the residency status of internet mogul Kim Dotcom.25 Sep 11:43 PM
New ZealandSaga sucks in leaders, police, spiesYet another Dotcom raid blunder by NZ's top organised crime fighting unit has dragged police into the widening farce along with spies, John Key and Bill English.25 Sep 05:30 PM
