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Wikileaks
World
April 14
WikiLeaks a 'hostile intelligence service': CIA chief
CIA Director Mike Pompeo on called WikiLeaks a "hostile intelligence service," using his first public speech as spy agency chief to denounce leakers who have plagued US intelligence.
World
June 3
WikiLeaks soldier goes on trial
US military prosecutors said arrogance drove the American soldier who has gone on trial accused of orchestrating the biggest leak of classified information in US history through the WikiLeaks anti-secrecy website three years ago.
World
June 21
Assange ready for arrest if asylum bid fails
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, holed up inside Ecuador's embassy in London to avoid extradition, would leave the embassy and face arrest if the Latin American country turned down his asylum request, a colleague says.
World
February 28
US planning charges against Assange
US prosecutors are drawing up secret charges against WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, confidentials emails show.
World
February 28
Assange promises more from Stratfor emails
Private intelligence firm Stratfor is in the business of shedding light on the world for its many clients.
World
December 16
Suspected WikiLeaks source appears in court
An American Army intelligence analyst suspected of being behind the largest leak of classified documents in US history has made his first court appearance, sitting stone-faced as military prosecutors launched into their case against him.
World
November 2
WikiLeaks' Assange loses extradition appeal
WikiLeaks' founder Julian Assange, whose activities have angered the US government, should be sent to Sweden from Britain to face questioning over alleged sex crimes, the High Court has ruled, rejecting his appeal against extradition.
World
September 1
WikiLeaks rejects life endangerment claims
WikiLeaks is defending itself against accusations that it may have put lives at risk by dumping uncensored US diplomatic cables on the internet.
Opinion
March 30
Media seem lax not protecting pivotal source
Bradley Manning is the 23-year-old United States army private who has been in military prison since he was arrested last May for allegedly downloading a huge volume of secret United States military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks, which became headline news.
World
March 10
Swedish police under scrutiny in Assange case
Julian Assange's Swedish lawyer says a newspaper report casts doubt on whether the sex abuse investigation against the WikiLeaks founder was carried out in an impartial manner.
World
February 24
Assange loses extradition fight
Julian Assange can be extradited to Sweden in a sex crimes inquiry, a British judge ruled today, rejecting claims by the WikiLeaks founder that he would not face a fair trial there. Assange's lawyer said he would appeal.
World
February 7
Assange lawyer: Risk of 'denial of justice'
The lawyer for Julian Assange argued today the embattled WikiLeaks founder would face a secret trial that violates international standards of fairness if sent to Sweden to face sexual assault allegations.
World
February 7
WikiLeaks' Assange faces extradition hearing
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and his entourage of lawyers, supporters, protesters and journalists are headed back to a London court for a showdown between the secret-spilling computer hacker and Swedish authorities who want him extradited to face sex crimes allegations.
World
February 4
Assange's Swedish sex crimes file leaked online
Leaked Swedish police documents on the Julian Assange sex cases raise key questions for both sides about the allegations.
World
January 26
No proof WikiLeaks breaking law, inquiry finds
A company asked by Visa to investigate WikiLeaks' finances found no proof the group's fundraising arm is breaking the law in its home base of Iceland, according to a document obtained by The Associated Press.
National
January 11
WikiLeaks founder a genius, Kiwi designer says
A Wellington designer who befriended WilkiLeaks founder Julian Assange says the man is a "genius".
National
December 27
Cables reveal 'outright bullying'
Former prime minister Helen Clark says concerns by the US embassy in Wellington over the screening of Michael Moore's film Fahrenheit 9/11 for a Wellington Central Labour Party fundraising event showed "outright bullying" and "unprofessional" conduct by officials.
World
December 23
Newspaper says it has all WikiLeaks cables
A Norwegian newspaper says it has obtained the entire trove of 250,000 uncensored US diplomatic documents that WikiLeaks has been distributing.
Editorial
December 21
Security leaks
It is unfortunate that Parliament has "broken up" for the year, because serious issues affecting the security and governance of this country have come to light with the publication by WikiLeaks, and subsequently the New Zealand media, of United States diplomatic cables.
World
December 16
WikiLeaks founder released from jail
Julian Assange is swapping a Victorian prison cell for an English country mansion after a judge granted bail to the WikiLeaks founder wanted in Sweden for questioning on sex-crimes allegations.
World
December 15
Assange still awaiting release
A British judge has ordered Julian Assange released on £200,000 pounds (NZ$420,000) bail, but the WikiLeaks founder will remain in custody for at least two more days after Swedish prosecutors challenged that decision.
National
December 12
Key defends secrecy around closer US ties
The public was not told about full intelligence sharing with the United States resuming last year because the Government does not comment on national security, Prime Minister John Key says.
World
December 12
Rudd defends Assange's rights
Australian foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has defended the legal rights of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, who's preparing to face court in London.
World
December 10
Spam downloads surge among WikiLeaks supporters
Wikileaks supporters yesterday downloaded increasing amounts of the spam-shooting software used to attack companies seen as hostile - a development that could challenge even Internet giants such as PayPal and Amazon.com during the crucial Christmas shopping season.
World
December 9
Dutch police arrest 16-year-old in Wiki attacks
Dutch prosecutors say they have arrested a 16-year-old boy suspected of involvement in digital attacks that made it difficult to access several prominent financial payment websites earlier this week.
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