David Fisher: Archives NZ's guardianship of our past under threat
Comment: Our national archive is in trouble and all of government needs to help fix it.
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Dishonoured in death: Privacy breach saw 33,000 coroners' files open to public
Files containing personal details about deaths from 1977-2000 were open to the public.
They were abused as children. Did they then suffer legal hurdles?
Crown and its lawyers to face scrutiny of historic claim settlement strategies.
'Searing experience': Head of Govt inquiry into state child abuse quits
The head of the Royal Commission into abuse in care has resigned.
'Hundreds' of names of alleged child abusers held by government
Details emerge of identities of alleged abusers held by government agencies.
Archives NZ privacy hole known for years and not fixed
Archives NZ privacy hole known for years but left open for the Herald to walk through.
Whistleblower says Archives NZ privacy breach known for years
Investigation: Files were public for years and the government knew, says whistleblower.
Big Read: Privacy breach exposes life in children's homes
Lives of 500 children raised as state wards exposed - inside the horrors of a boys' home.
Privacy breach: 'They drugged and abused us - and it's still happening'
Files included behaviour, criminal offending, family and medical details.
Soper: Not a lot done over Google's name suppression breach
Comment: Google clearly breached the suppression order of Grace Millane's murderer.
Privacy bungle: Police pay out $11,000 after releasing private details
Police pay out $11,000 after releasing man's private information to the media.
Leighton Smith: Google knows your weaknesses
COMMENT:In her new book, author Shoshana Zuboff warns technology is becoming too familiar.
NZ watchdog sees holes in Google's new privacy controls
New features put you in the driving seat - but why did they take so long?
Kim Dotcom's final extradition appeal ends the sideshows
The long-running extradition case reaches the Supreme Court for its final(ish) hearing.
Federal police raid Aussie journo's home over spy story
Federal Police officers have raided the home of a prominent political journalist.
Whale Oil book's home invasion gunman declined parole
Police seeking Crown Law advice on charges after fresh inquiries.
Audrey Young: Simon Bridges needed to do two things today and he did neither
COMMENT: Simon Bridges did not help his own cause today.
Exclusive: New book exposes Whaleoil blogger's campaign
New book reveals a conspiracy behind Whaleoil blogger's attacks on businessman.
Privacy breached during benefit fraud investigations
The Ministry of Social Development said it has made changes in its investigation approach.
Paris summit more than just talk: Ardern
The summit will seek a commitment from tech companies to block violent extremist content.
Kathy Errington: Social media regulation needs to confront hate head-on
Kathy Errington says the Government must act to regulate social media platforms.
Ardern v Facebook: PM urged to tame extreme web content
"None imagined a Prime Minister... armed with... the support of an outraged nation".
Privacy breach: More than 100 Gisborne patient files missing
Gisborne physiotherapist censured for losing more than 100 patient files.
Uber order: Thief leaves name, number, address
But police are yet to make an arrest three weeks later.
Facebook expects FTC privacy fine of up to $5 billion
Facebook's recent scandals are taking a significant toll on its balance sheet.
Police breach privacy of missing teen
Police: "The post was removed as soon as the error was brought to our attention."
$4000 reward: Insurer cuts rates for 'healthy' lifestyles
NZ's largest life insurer is hoping to shake-up the market with a new health programme.
Jury warned not to share state secrets in DC embassy trial
One of NZ's top military officers is accused of planting a hidden camera in the embassy.
Kiwis lost $33m to online scams and fraud last year
New Zealanders reported 13,000 instances of online scams and fraud and $33m in losses.
Hacker hunt leads to 'secret' evidence in closed court
Police don't want blogger Martyn Bradbury to hear the evidence against him.
Show us you care, Mark: Facebook boss Zuckerberg should front up to Kiwis
Comment: I wonder what Zuckerberg thinks of his company's prominent role in the shootings?
Dotcom seeks to appeal over privacy breach
Today's case is one of many going through the court system.
Bankrupt Cameron Slater ordered to pay $70,000 for 'character assassination'
Cameron Slater has been found to have carried out an "extended" character assassination.