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Criminals target social media
The face of cybercrime is changing as criminals target social networking sites and mobile devices, and a new report says New Zealanders are vulnerable.
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Govt unveils plan to battle hacktivism
The Govt has announced plans for a National Cyber Security Centre charged with preventing attacks on its agencies.
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Garrett lied to court, papers reveal
Disgraced former Act MP David Garrett lied to a court in 2005 to avoid a conviction for stealing the identity of a dead child, according to newly released documents.
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<i>Garth George:</i> New crop of blind leaders lead us astray
Garth George writes that the real reason to wish Act good riddance is its stupidity in managing its hypocritical MPs.
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Kiwis target for Facebook fraudsters
Internet fraudsters are using Facebook to steal Kiwis' bank and credit card account numbers and identities.
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Garrett could face misconduct probe
Former Act MP David Garrett, a lawyer, could face a professional misconduct probe.
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<i>John Armstrong:</i> No way back for Act after run of disasters
The wreckage now masquerading as a political party is beyond restoration, writes political columnist John Armstrong.
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Disgraced MP's exit casts dark cloud over Act
Having resigned from the Act Party, the question is now - will David Garrett leave Parliament altogether?
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Key backs Hide over Garrett fiasco
Prime Minister John Key says ACT leader Rodney Hide has shown good judgment and has his full support following the resignation of disgraced MP David Garrett from the party.
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Garrett, Hide has no credibility - Goff
The Act Party has been "thoroughly" discredited and its ministerial positions should be removed, Labour leader Phil Goff says. "One thing the public can't stand is absolute hypocrisy."
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Hide: 'I couldn't as leader defend him'
Act leader Rodney Hide says David Garrett lost his support because he doubted the MP had been truthful in an affidavit he submitted to court over a passport fraud case.