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To the government of New Zealand: you have our full attention and we are watching your every move. Consider yourself warned.More

The coalition to stop the GCSB bill received an 89% approval rate in Auckland last night, led by Mega founder Kim Dotcom.More

Labour Party leader David Shearer and Mega founder Kim Dotcom to head a public meeting in Auckland tonight, addressing key issues surrounding the controversial GCSB bill.More

Megaupload founder dispatches legal team to Wellington today, as his lawyers fight for full disclosure in New Zealand's highest court.More

Prime Minister believes GCSB protesters are either misinformed or pursuing a political agenda as thousands rally in opposition to the bill.More

Thousands unite across New Zealand in protest against the government's GCSB spying bill, led by Kim Dotcom in Auckland.More

Kim Dotcom claims to be the "living, breathing example of why the GCSB must not be given greater powers and limited accountability" at a protest launch in Auckland yesterday.More

By approving proposals to new government spy laws, are New Zealanders running the inherent risk of accepting an ideology that is abhorrently wrong? After all, legal does not mean right.More

Social networking giant seeks an exemption over government proposals which could see over two million Kiwis spied on by authorities.More

Showdown between Prime Minister and Megaupload founder didn't disappoint in Parliament yesterday, but was it more PR than policy?More

Megaupload founder gets his 15 minutes in the spotlight today, as he questions John Key in Parliament.More

“Mass surveillance is morally indefensible. Stop US spy subsidiaries in New Zealand. Stop the GCSB bill. Demand Independent Inquiry of #GCSB.”More

Following the illegal surveillance of the Megaupload founder, why have heads not rolled within government?More