Keith Locke

Technological advances may mean the Waihopai spy station is becoming an ever greater threat to people’s privacy.

John Key has stolen a march on the Left by pushing for new New Zealand flag, and planning a referendum process to choose the best design.

President Obama would have more authority to challenge President Putin over the Ukraine if the US was not involved in similar landgrabs for military and strategic purposes.

The government is attempting to address cyberbullying in the Harmful Digital Communications Bill, but this action is compromised by the Government Communications Security Bureau’s complicity in the most nasty forms of cyberbullying.

I now know that people like me accessing the WikiIeaks site were being monitored by Britain’s electronic spies in the Government Communications Headquarters (GCHQ).

The government has been criticised on several fronts for cancelling the passports of New Zealander’s wanting to join the rebel forces in Syria.

I thought Adrian Leason was remarkably cheerful when I chatted to him at the Waihopai protest a couple...

Most people who’ve followed the Teina Pora case are convinced the Police mucked it up. The evidence (as outlined last year by TV3’s Third Degree and in a Maori Television documentary) makes a strong case that Teina Pora was not guilty of murdering Susan Burdett, and that his confession was false.

Predicting the prospects for a party that hasn’t yet been launched is a risky business, but the Internet Party has certain things running in its favour: