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Rodney Hide: Half-baked hijack buried policies

We have had the election. But before we all move on, let's deal with one thing: the election campaign coverage was a disgrace.

Road ends for Internet-Mana

After months of trying to set the agenda for the election, Kim Dotcom last night saw the aspirations of his political party crash and burn.

Moment of Truth gifts Key a bounce

National's slide in the polls arrested by Kim Dotcom's Moment of Truth, the latest Herald-Digipoll reveals.

Cunliffe checks with former leaders

Labour leader David Cunliffe says he has sought reassurance from former Labour Prime Minister Helen Clark about the party's role in recent spying revelations.

Key hits back at spy-law claim

John Key has struck directly at a specific detail in the spying claims, saying new laws passed last year had nothing to do with the alleged mass surveillance project.

Southern Cross' chief executive: Key should check his facts

The head of the Southern Cross Cable Network has disputed Prime Minister John Key's claim that a cable had been tapped into as part of a proposition to collect metadata.

David Fisher: Dotbomb's disaster

PM: Claims are 'nothing but rhetoric'

Prime Minister John Key has challenged Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald to front up with evidence of their claims of mass surveillance and NSA bases in New Zealand.

Harre: 'No doubt' of truth

Laila Harre says she has no doubt Kim Dotcom is telling the truth over an email dismissed as fake, which the Internet Party founder says is "100 per cent true".

Dotcom doubts big reveal will hurt Key

The relationship between the Government and "the sordid workings of Hollywood" will form a key part of Kim Dotcom's highly anticipated announcement on Monday.

Kiwis sceptical about Dotcom

New Zealanders remain sceptical about whether Kim Dotcom's pre-election bombshell will prove Prime Minister John Key hasn't told the truth, a Herald- DigiPoll survey shows.

Ice bucket challenge

Fran O'Sullivan: Can't win at politics with a cheque, mate

Corkery offered to resign over tirade

Internet-Mana press secretary Pam Corkery offered to resign after swearing at journalists at the party's launch, but she says she won't apologise to the reporters.

Dotcom dosh linked to immigrant

The new-found wealth of entrepreneur Kim Dotcom came in part from an immigrant who has had at least $15m in assets seized in a money-laundering inquiry.

Seizure won't delay Mega's listing - CEO

Mega's chief executive doesn't think the seizure of 20 per cent of the company's shares will cause problems for its backdoor listing on the New Zealand stock exchange.

Dotcom: I'm not the Whale Oil hacker

Kim Dotcom says he's not behind the hacking of the Whale Oil blog, and he's not paid out any of a $5m bounty he'd offered for information to help his legal case.

Tirade overshadows launch

The Internet Mana party launched their campaign with a promise to create 50,000 jobs - but the message was overshadowed by a tirade from press secretary Pam Corkery.