Surveillance

The first ever academic study of state snooping in New Zealand is among 101 research projects to win grants in this year's Marsden Fund round. Audio

Former NSA contractor and now whistleblower, Edward Snowden, has claimed that New Zealanders' information was accessed by a mass surveillance tool the NSA shared with NZ's Government Communications… Audio

Glenn Greenwald is a constitutional and civil rights lawyer, turned blogger and journalist who spent several years investigating NSA wire tapping and was chosen by Edward Snowden to reveal NSA actions… Audio

Glenn Greenwald responds to John Key's claims about the GCSB, and talks about the documents he is releasing on Monday night. Audio

Peter Griffin with news that anyone, anywhere in the world can be tracked, minute-by-minute via a huge global cellphone database. Plus why has Amazon bought the videogaming streaming platform Twitch… Audio

One man remembers a trip to South Africa forty years ago, which had a life-long impact on his career. Audio

Technology time with Peter Griffin. Google launches an email encryption tool to fight mass online surveillance and Apple's interest in healthcare and health monitoring apps. Audio

Human rights lawyer Tim McBride and former SIS officer turned academic Dr Rhys Ball talk to Chris Laidlaw about the pros and cons of the state spying on its citizens; and US journalist Will Potter… Audio

A former director of the communications spy agency says the brakes need to be put on the passing of a Bill expanding its powers. Audio

Edward Snowden's latest revelations were a huge embarrassment for the UK Government. Foreign politicians and diplomats attending two G20 Summit meetings in London in 2009 had their phone calls… Audio

Thomas Beagle is the spokesperson of civil liberties watchdog Tech Liberty and for the New Zealand Council for Civil Liberties. He says that the new GCSB Bill appears to give the government… Audio

Philippa Tolley considers how citizens private details are being treated as the government embraces new technologies. Audio

The controversial Search and Surveillance Bill will go through its final stages when Parliament resumes sitting the week after next. Audio

The Wanganui computer and human rights issues are examined in this Insight from 1975 presented by Patrick Craddock. The editor of the NZ Law Journal, Jeremy Pope, is the guest. Audio