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Hacker hits back at Collins
The hacker Rawshark has rejected claims Facebook conversations between Papakura MP Judith Collins and blogger Cameron Slater are forgeries.
The hacker Rawshark has rejected claims Facebook conversations between Papakura MP Judith Collins and blogger Cameron Slater are forgeries.
The Christchurch Press debate became quite heated at times, as the leaders traversed topics from poverty, the Canterbury recovery and the fallout from Nicky Hager's book Dirty Politics.
Potential post-election kingmaker Winston Peters says a wide-ranging royal commission of inquiry into "Dirty Politics" allegations against National is a bottom line for NZ First.
David Cunliffe and Kim Dotcom are heading to voting booths today - and so can you.
Despite the lack of a beverage-based endorsement, the true-blue seat of Epsom remains dogged by controversy this election.
Confused? Who wouldn't be? It is difficult enough getting to grips with the new forms of inquiry laid out in last year's Inquiries Act without the politicians complicating things even more.
Spare a thought for German money-bags Kim Dotcom. He's spending more than $3 million to buy himself into the general election.
National leader John Key condemned Whale Oil blogger Cameron Slater for the first time during tonight's leaders' debate with Labour leader David Cunliffe
Prime Minister John Key and Leader of the Opposition David Cunliffe are facing off in round two of the pre-election debates in Christchurch this evening.
John Key has defended his choice of a Government Inquiry into Judith Collins’ dealings with former SFO boss Adam Feeley in the face of calls for a broader inquiry.
What a tangled web Dirty Politics has placed before us Yet, if the subsequent polls are to be believed, the majority doesn't give a damn, writes Chris Barton
Conservative Party leader Colin Craig asked how New Zealand should take on the world if it had a seat on UN Security Council.
Prime Minister John Key should accept the lessons of recent history: a limited inquiry into allegations which have unfolded since Nicky Hager’s book Dirty Politics was published will not suffice
When I wrote recently that this election was done and dusted, a storm of protest erupted on the NZ Herald's website from Labour's deeply unattractive, rabid tribalists.
Mana candidate Georgina Beyer has lashed out at Internet Mana backer Kim Dotcom: "He's using his power and position to seek retribution".
Power bills have been rising relentlessly. The two sides of politics are divided on house best to rein that in - competition or regulation.
Judith Collins is depicted in alleged conversations discussing the leak of evidence in a high profile case to blogger Cam Slater - but she says they're forgeries.
An inquiry into the release of a sensitive security document to Cameron Slater within days of requesting it will include access to computer systems, documents and phone records.
The hacker known as Rawshark has released information purporting to be social media conversations and emails between Judith Collins and Cameron Slater.
Former SFO boss Adam Feeley says he hopes the police are considering a criminal investigation into claims Judith Collins was linked to a smear campaign against him.
The business community has, until now, been watching the Dirty Politics scandals play out with bemusement and a certain degree of detachment.
Former SFO boss Adam Feeley says he would not have briefed ministers on investigations if he had had any suspicion that information was being leaked to others.
Prime Minister John Key said he believed his campaign was still on track, despite the "bomb" that has been thrown since the release of Dirty Politics.