Internet Party comms director resigns
The party secretary for Kim Dotcom's political venture resigned over employment "blocks".
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Dotcom's Internet Party names new leader
Exclusive: Kim Dotcom's political party has a new leader - living in exile in Moscow.
Internet Party plans election campaign
The party has distanced itself from Kim Dotcom.
Dotcom, Fox News and dead Democrat
The curious case of Kim Dotcom, the hacking of a murdered Democratic staffer and Fox News.
Millionaire's secret deal with China
EXCLUSIVE: William Yan agreed to China trial and prosecution in NZ as part of $43m deal.
Trove of spies' secrets failed on basics
The agency which collects Kiwis greatest secrets fails on protecting that information.
Labour's Maori MPs to run only in electorates
Labour's Maori MPs have made the surprise decision to go off the party's list.
'Plan B' to get rid of Dotcom
An inquiry into deporting Kim Dotcom has been underway for 29 months. Dotcom calls it the government's "Plan B" to get rid of him.
SFO: Dotcom email evidence a 'forgery'
Internet entrepreneur rejects conclusion, saying he still believes document to be real and proves there was a conspiracy against him.
Dotcom: 'I'll get the case thrown out'
Kim Dotcom claims that there was a major error made at the outset of his case which will bring it all tumbling down.
'We ended up doing Hollywood's bidding'
Peters has called for an inquiry into the entire Kim Dotcom saga to give taxpayers answers about how the affair became a plague on government institutions.
David Fisher: Who won the Dotcom case
COMMENT: The latest decision that Kim Dotcom would have to go to the United States contained a key win for the internet entrepreneur.
Kim Dotcom eligible for extradition
Kim Dotcom and his three co-accused are eligible for extradition to the US, the High Court has ruled in a decision just released.
Dotcom on extradition, claims 'victory'
In an exclusive interview, Kim Dotcom claims legal victory, despite the High Court saying he's still eligible for extradition to the US
Watch: Harawira on his comeback deal
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: If Hone Harawira could do it all over again, he would not get into bed with Kim Dotcom.
Toby Manhire: Quickie citizenship an eye-opener
COMMENT: Peter Thiel makes for good copy, but the nub of the issue over his freshly revealed citizenship is straightforward: How'd he get it?
Harre: Dotcom conspiracy email could have been proved
Laila Harre says an email which alleged John Key was involved in a vast conspiracy to get Kim Dotcom could have been proved genuine if it had been properly tested.
Little emerges from Ratana unscathed
Labour's visit to Ratana Pa today was a relatively quiet one - the fireworks instead came from Gareth Morgan.
Dotcom: Engagement 'real'
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom has confirmed he is engaged to Elizabeth Donnelly and that the wedding would be in November.
Dotcom's new 'billion dollar' biz stalls
Kim Dotcom's new business Megaupload 2.0 appears to have hit a last-minute snag, stopping its launch.
Farewell 2017, it's been a blast
COMMENT: Truly it has been a momentous year, more so even, some say, than the tumultuous 2016.
2017 and all that
Looking back at the end of 2017, how does that assessment hold up? Herewith, our look back at the main events of 2017.
Laila Harre returns to Labour roots
Laila Harre is putting the failure of the Internet Party behind her and rejoining the Labour Party.
Casino VIP led to Yan's $43m forfeiture
The gambling records of a casino VIP led police to find a familiar name written on a piece of paper which changed the course of the investigation.
Who's spying on Kim Dotcom now?
Kim Dotcom saw a suspicious camera in an apartment opposite his home - and it turns out to be owned by NZ Customs and operated by the NZ Defence Force.
Oops, did the GCSB do it again?
The GCSB says it has potentially illegally spied on more people - but its minister says there's no need to go looking.
Not again! Did our spies break more laws?
The GCSB is facing questions over further illegal spying - but the evidence to clear or convict is incomplete or missing.
US govt can seize millions from Dotcom
Since 2012, Dotcom, who founded the file-sharing website Megaupload, has been fighting extradition from New Zealand to the United States on piracy charges.
'Brave and honourable'
A High Court judge's public apology to John Banks' wife has been has been hailed as "brave and honourable" by the ex-politician.
Judge publicly apologises to Banks' wife
A High Court judge has made a public apology to John Banks' wife after questioning her credibility as a witness.
Mega must give Kazakhs data
Hackers who exposed alleged corruption in a former Soviet state face being targeted after a New Zealand High Court ruling.
Larry Williams: Paltry costs awarded to John Banks a travesty
COMMENT: The justice system stinks at times - with what I call trumped up charges against John Banks being a case in point, writes Larry Williams.
David Fisher: Kim Dotcom might enjoy another summer
Kim Dotcom's extradition case will take place this year, but not til August; David Fisher looks at why it's taking so long.