John Key stories

May 14 kicks off this year's event, including a keynote from former PM John Key.>>

“The National Bank and ANZ brands and technology systems were successfully merged in 2012 and the business has grown significantly.”>>

Key recently announced a $22 million fund to go towards setting up a national security agency - here is an industry insider opinion.>>

The Government has launched a new broadcasting initiative that will see several Pacific Islands have access to more NZ TV content and sports coverage.>>

Prime Minister John Key has reiterated a National-led government will not negotiate a national Treaty of Waitangi settlement over Maori claims to fres>>

A long-awaited free trade agreement between New Zealand and South Korea has been signed in Seoul by Prime Minister John Key and the Korean president.>>

New Zealand and Vietnam aim to double two-way goods and service trade to about $2.>>

Prime Minister John Key says a free trade agreement with India would help New Zealand reduce its dependence on the Chinese market, which is the countr>>

Prime Minister John Key expects the annual rate of inflation to fall further than the 0.>>

“Is John Key saying that New Zealanders in the Cook Islands and Niue are second class citizens who do not deserve the protection of our spy laws?”>>

Prime Minister John Key says it is "not the government's preferred option" to make a fresh capital injection into the troubled state-owned coal miner,>>

New Zealand shares rose, paced by Sky City Entertainment Group after Prime Minister John Key said he wouldn't rule out government funding to help i>>

Prime Minister John Key says the Trans-Pacific Partnership negotiations could be wrapped up in the next six months and put in front of the various >>

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key will tomorrow outline his government's plans to overhaul social housing, including the sale of government-owned>>

New Zealand is ‘woefully behind’ other countries when it comes to technology and missing ‘a lot’ of opportunities. While individual technology companies are going well, as a nation ‘we still lack a lot of awareness around technology’.>>

John Key has treated the GCSB as his own personal protection service.>>

Labour ICT spokesperson Clare Curran says John Key can’t duck the blame for internet and phone price increases.>>

"We’re no longer just the photocopier guys; we’re part of the eighth-largest IT company in the world. We’ve future proofed our business and we’re already doing the same for our clients.">>

Spark and Huawei reaffirmed their commitment to bring the latest technology to New Zealand consumers by expanding the existing Joint Innovation Programme.>>

"On the one hand, John Key is calling for an enquiry. But Vector’s chairman Michael Stiassny says that ‘power cuts are a part of life and Aucklanders should get used to it.">>

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

"There is not, and never has been, mass surveillance of New Zealanders undertaken by the GCSB...">>

"If this loser's going to come to town and try and tell me five days before an election... he's doing anything other than Dotcom's bidding, please don't insult me with that.">>

"Mass spying and cyber protection are two separate issues. It is wrong for John Key to justify mass surveillance as being necessary for cyber security, it is not.">>