Banks faces retrial over electoral return
Former Act Party leader John Banks will face a retrial for filing a false electoral return, Solicitor-General Mike Heron, QC, has confirmed.
Former Act Party leader John Banks will face a retrial for filing a false electoral return, Solicitor-General Mike Heron, QC, has confirmed.
Yet another guest visiting the businessman Kim Dotcom was detained by the Customs Service for hours. Welcome to New Zealand - unless you're here to see Kim Dotcom.
The surprise departure of NZ spy agency boss Ian Fletcher has prompted questions about whether he was unsettled by potential changes which could be in the pipeline.
Kim Dotcom’s angry online outpouring over the FBI’s new legal move against his estranged wife Mona has brought a sharp rebuke from the Jewish community.
Mona Dotcom’s $23 million claim on the seized fortune of her estranged tycoon husband Kim Dotcom is under attack by the FBI.
The police raids on internet mogul Kim Dotcom’s mansion were legal, the Supreme Court has ruled.
The case of Kim Dotcom has taken an extraordinary turn with the internet entrepreneur given a shot at getting back $60 million being held by authorities in Hong Kong.
Me and my entourage arrived at the Auckland District Court this morning for another chapter in the book thrown at me by the combined forces of the American government, the FBI, the CIA, the Pentagon, Hollywood, and my nemesis, John Key.
Internet mogul Kim Dotcom says his three-year, $10m legal fight against extradition to the US has left him 'officially broke' and 'unfairly persecuted'.
It’s one of the biggest houses in the country, but the walls are closing in on Kim Dotcom as he rattles around his mansion.
Could Kim Dotcom recover some credit in this country? A university lecturer in cultural studies thinks so.
Laila Harre has announced she will be stepping down as the leader of the Internet Party by the end of the year.
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom will face tougher new bail conditions and make a daily visit to the police for at least the next week.
Kim Dotcom is banned from using helicopters, travelling by boat or going 80 kilometres from his home, ahead of a bail hearing next Monday.
A high profile Queen's Counsel and one of the country's biggest law firms are stepping down from Kim Dotcom's legal team.
Immigration NZ says Kim Dotcom might be deported if he has failed to disclose a dangerous driving conviction. So where could he go?
Immigration NZ to contact police after Herald reveals German tycoon failed to declare a dangerous driving conviction on his residency application.
National Party spin doctors have been hard at work, painting Dotcom as an evil German trying to subvert democracy, throwing in a side smear of "secret Nazi", writes Dita De Boni.
The dreamlike quality of the 2014 election was only confirmed yesterday when New Zealand woke to discover that everything was pretty much unchanged.
We have had the election. But before we all move on, let's deal with one thing: the election campaign coverage was a disgrace.
After months of trying to set the agenda for the election, Kim Dotcom last night saw the aspirations of his political party crash and burn.
National's slide in the polls arrested by Kim Dotcom's Moment of Truth, the latest Herald-Digipoll reveals.
Labour leader David Cunliffe says he has sought reassurance from former Labour Prime Minister Helen Clark about the party's role in recent spying revelations.
John Key has struck directly at a specific detail in the spying claims, saying new laws passed last year had nothing to do with the alleged mass surveillance project.
The head of the Southern Cross Cable Network has disputed Prime Minister John Key's claim that a cable had been tapped into as part of a proposition to collect metadata.
Prime Minister John Key has challenged Edward Snowden and Glenn Greenwald to front up with evidence of their claims of mass surveillance and NSA bases in New Zealand.
Laila Harre says she has no doubt Kim Dotcom is telling the truth over an email dismissed as fake, which the Internet Party founder says is "100 per cent true".
'You are being watched,' said renegade former intelligence analyst Edward Snowden, as he went on to claim the NSA has two facilities in NZ - one of them in Auckland.