Oversight inquiry - is the GCSB breaking the law again?
Is the GCSB scooping up information belonging to Kiwis without proper legal authorisation?
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A Q&A about the company embroiled in the CFO arrest and Spark ban.
US intelligence officials on high-level Wellington visit
The 5G ban on Huawei is almost certain to be discussed at a US-NZ intelligence meeting.
Audrey Young: Something has changed in China-NZ story
COMMENT: There'll be plenty to talk about when Jacinda Ardern finally gets to Beijing.
Soper: Spy agency's Huawei ban conveniences Government
Decision has wide reaching implications for this country.
No Five Eyes pressure, says GCSB boss
International relations do not get considered in GCSB chief's role.
Spies say no deal to Spark
2degrees says decision to bar Huawei could raise prices for consumers.
Concerns over 'intervention in an unauthorised way' cited as reason for Huawei ban by Minister
Spark has been notified by the GCSB it cannot use Huawei gear for its 5G upgrade.
NZSAS inquiry: Public shut out after military, spies appeal
Evidence and testimony at inquiry into NZSAS said to be too sensitive for public airing.
Are you smart enough to be a spy? Take the test…
Our electronic eavesdropping agency is seeking recruits - can you solve these puzzles?
More muscle against malicious cyber attacks
More organisations will be able to access GCSB malware defence system
Exclusive: The spies who went into the cold: Agents lose powers after legal bungle
Our spies lost a key weapon in the fight against terrorism through a law-making error.
GCSB checking whether NZ hit by cyberattacks
Prime Minister says New Zealand is not immune to worldwide cyberattacks
Hager's inclusion on spying panel 'healthy' - Little
New members of a committee on intelligence will not get access to classified documents.
NZDF links to Peter Thiel's software company revealed
Ombudsman forces disclosure of dealings with Peter Thiel's firm after a year of refusals.
Kim Dotcom fights for content of GCSB interceptions
Dotcom wants to know what was captured in the recordings.
SIS had 75 warrants for surveillance in 2016-17
Reports of the SIS and GCSB show how many warrants to intercept communications in force.
Terror suspects 'grow up and get married'
SIS director says the plot to blow up a plane from Sydney was uncovered by Israel.
For Your Eyes Only: GCSB on the hunt for recruits
Keen for a job at the GCSB? There's the promise of great perks - and "often unique" work.
Inside spies' unlawful access of Kiwi data
The inside story on the NZSIS' unlawful access of a Customs database.
Our spies found accessing Kiwi Customs data 'unlawfully'
NZSIS access of customs and immigration data 'unlawful', says its oversight body.
Little 'uncomfortable' about mass surveillance
GCSB minister Andrew Little said he is confident agencies are acting within the law.
The Big Read: John Key, spies and the secret behind Speargun
Sir John Key said he'd killed a "mass surveillance" programme - yet it kept on going.
New GCSB illegal spying exposed in High Court admission
New illegality has emerged in the GCSB's actions against the Megaupload accused.
Did the NSA spy on Dotcom using NZ spy gear?
New claims from the GCSB it was unaware its equipment continued spying on Kim Dotcom.
Dotcom case: Did English act 'unlawfully'?
Kim Dotcom court judgment blows open spying claims - and what did Bill English know?
Kim Dotcom kept in the dark about GCSB spying
Kim Dotcom barred from knowing which of his private conversations monitored by GCSB.
Trove of spies' secrets failed on basics
The agency which collects Kiwis greatest secrets fails on protecting that information.
US Government plane lands in Queenstown
Spying network Five Eyes is understood to be starting a week-long conference today.
FBI director arrives in Queenstown
FBI director James Comey has arrived in Queenstown for a 'top-secret' spy conference.
Private jet touches down ahead of 'spy conference'
CIA director Mike Pompeo is among members from 15 agencies to attend the conference.
GCSB spying reforms pass into law
The GCSB will soon be able to spy on Kiwis under reforms passed into law today.