Leak of Peters' info addressed at debate
"They broke the law and they are not going to get away with it."
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Winston Peters vs National: Only one winner possible
The privacy breach row between Winston Peters and National can only have one winner ...
Police caught accessing bank info
An exploit used by police to get banking records without a court order is found unlawful.
Local Focus: 'This has got court written all over it'
KPMG report vindicates HDC Chief Executive. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Treatment of 33kg woman: DHB under fire
Board officials refuse to discuss care of ill woman.
Medical clinic breaches 1000 people's privacy
The privacy of about 1000 people was breached by a medical clinic in the North Island.
Former inmate describes jail attack
Benjamin Lightbody explains why he released footage of attack on him in Mt Eden in 2013.
Google's new program sparks privacy complaint
The program is hailed as a "revolutionary" breakthrough in tracking consumer behaviour.
Police asking for more Trade Me data than last year
Police were behind 1559 of 2099 requests for Trade Me data
Kiwis want media to protect privacy online
The BSA has seen complaints about social media content used in broadcasting rise.
Social media 'free-for-all' not what Kiwis want
New research shows New Zealanders are sick of their social media being a "free for all".
Brazen couple put on display for police
The crew of a British police helicopter are in court for filming people sunbathing naked.
Letting spooks into our devices a big call
COMMENT: We need to know how legal access will be managed..
Council investigates cameras set up on Auckland beach
"People enjoying the beach with their kids ... don't expect to be recorded."
New Kiwi tech getting celebs talking
The founders of a new phone number privacy start-up is helping get celebs on the phone
Next cyber attack could cost insurers billions
Hackers may learn to develop even more dangerous tools.
McEnroe reignites row with Serena
After initially being apologetic about his comments, John McEnroe has hit back at Serena.
Why the cyber war needs to end now
COMMENT: Governments around the world need to urgently work together to stop tech warfare.
NotPetya: How SMEs can protect themselves
Here's how small and medium businesses can stay safe from ransomware.
Google to stop reading your emails
The tech giant is going to stop reading your Gmail in search of opportunities to sell ads.
PM admits Todd Barclay told him he made a recording
Bill English says it was he who told police of MP's secret recordings.
Govts breaking encryption bad idea
COMMENT: Have your information spied upon silently, or be blocked from communicating?
Powerful cyber weapon a 'game changer'
A destructive computer code used to bring down a power grid has sparked fresh fears.
Expat Brits react to election debacle
British election fires up debate with those who now call New Zealand home.
Kiwis back gender-neutral uniforms
Public opinion seems to be narrowly supporting gender-neutral options for school uniforms.
Boys could mean more cash for schools
Documents released to the Herald reveal details of a proposed "disadvantage index"
Cop sorry for leaving victim file on dash
Cop who left victim file in public view 'gutted' by mistake.
'Human error' in MSD data breach
Social Development Minister 'disappointed' after data breach review criticises department.
Pensioners at war saga: Fence to shift
A disputed fence in an over-60s retirement village is to be moved.
Update your Windows systems now
The global cyberattack may give you the best reason of all to hit "update" when prompted.
Cameras to be installed around uni
University of Otago plans to place 60 cameras around the campus for students' safety.
Woman sues hotel for baby daddy's name
A woman took a hotel to court in an attempt to find out the name of the father of her baby
Tim Dare: Do we need so much privacy?
COMMENT: Today's excessive privacy often hides characteristics society should respect.