Is the Prime Minister’s honesty now central to the election...?!

"If New Zealanders’ communications are subject to indiscriminate surveillance then the Prime Minister must resign."

"We are in favour of a strong and independent Aotearoa New Zealand. We do not accept that mass surveillance of New Zealand citizens is required."

Internet MANA has voluntarily taken down its Join the Revolution video clip, with features a Kiwi crowd chanting "f*** John Key" on YouTube.

The digital transformation of government services, the introduction of online voting and making government more open and accountable will benefit all New Zealanders.

Internet Party Leader Laila Harré will stand in John Key’s Helensville electorate because "the Prime Minister has some explaining to do."

"Are we still expected to believe that Mr Coleman did not discuss the investigation with any of his colleagues before endorsing the decision to grant permanent residency?"

Born at the NZ Tech chaired political ICT debate and enflamed on national TV, Rod Drury’s Kim Dotcom-bashing has finally provoked reaction.

As the political heavyweights debated the future ICT roadmap for New Zealand last night, Rod Drury sat shaking his head in the crowd.

Giving Kiwi digital innovators the tools to help them think globally from day one is how New Zealand will become world-leader in the digital economy, says the Internet Party.

"Our basic right to privacy is under attack. That’s going to be a real drag on our digital economy and undermine the trust that overseas customers place in our technology services."

People wanting to watch TV blockbusters such as Game of Thrones at the same time as the rest of the world will benefit from changes to copyright law proposed by the Internet Party.

"We’ve been incredibly impressed, not only by the talent that’s been demonstrated but also by the level of commitment and enthusiasm shown."

"If prices for international Internet traffic don’t come down, New Zealand can’t grow in a digital age."

"The influence of the United States Government, in particular, over New Zealand is truly alarming, and it’s all happening behind closed doors."

The Internet Party has launched a collaborative platform to give its members a direct role in leading policy discussions.

"This deal is good news for MANA," said Hone Harawira, MANA Leader and MP for Te Tai Tokerau.

"Our ambition has always been to get the voice of young New Zealanders – the digital generation – heard in Parliament."

"Thanks to our over 2k members for your continuing support!" tweeted the Internet Party, fresh from applying to register as a political party...

"Love them or hate them, no-one can argue with the daring vision of the Internet Party in halving the cost of broadband in New Zealand."

Orcon has revealed its campaign featuring Kim Dotcom is coming to an end, as the internet mogul focuses on his political aspirations.

Mana Party leader Hone Harawira has revealed he recently met with Internet Party leader Kim Dotcom, but insists nothing more should be made of the discussions.

Cupertino signs off Kim Dotcom’s Internet Party app for iOS, allowing Kiwis to sign up for the political party.

"What I’m clear about is that I’m not going to put my hand up to be a candidate for the party. This is a career hiatus rather than a career shift."