Internet Party stories

Laila Harré challenges PM's credibility on GCSB surveillance, following Snowden's claims of spying on New Zealanders.

PM John Key's assurances on no mass surveillance to be tested, Internet Party leader says resignation if false.

Internet MANA promises to set up inquiry into New Zealand's intelligence agencies, focusing on oversight and surveillance.

Internet MANA removes controversial video featuring audience members chanting obscenities towards Prime Minister after complaint to ASA.

Internet Party's digital strategy promises a future of enhanced democracy and streamlined services for New Zealand, aiming for 'truly responsive' government.

Internet Party Leader Laila Harré takes on Prime Minister John Key in his own electorate, demanding answers on his stance on technology.

NZ Immigration right to distance itself from claims ministers were unaware of FBI involvement in #KimDotcom case. (110 characters).

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.

NZ's digital innovation future hinges on global thinking and comprehensive support for start-ups, says Internet Party leader Laila Harré.

A damning report into New Zealand's intelligence services highlights their dysfunction and the need for an overhaul.

Internet Party to revamp Copyright Law, tackling geo-blocking and updating for the digital age to ease access to shows like Game of Thrones.

The Internet Party will announce its list of candidates, including electorates, on June 19. 22 shortlisted candidates were evaluated in Auckland.

Internet Party supports progress on new communications cable to break NZ's international bandwidth monopoly. Lower prices and innovative services for consumers.

Internet Party claims secret deals with foreign powers have eroded New Zealand's independence. #TPPA #FATCA #FiveEyes.

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

MANA and Internet Party to form alliance for general election, creating new political party called Internet MANA.

In a landmark move, the Internet Party and MANA form Internet MANA, aiming to amplify New Zealand's digital generation's voice in Parliament.

The Internet Party, spurred by Kim Dotcom, sets political sails with 500+ eligible members, aiming for general election impact.

Flip, a Kiwi internet provider, supports Kim Dotcom's Internet Party, aiming to reduce broadband costs by 50%.