SIS
SIS apologises for inaccurate and misleading information.
The head of the SIS has made three separate apologies for the mistakes of her predecessor Dr Warren Tucker who left at the end of April. Audio
Direct link between PM's office and blogger
A report by the SIS watchdog shows there is a direct link between the Prime Minister's office and blogger Cameron Slater's offical information request for damaging SIS docments about former Labour… Audio
Radio New Zealand political editor on gwyn enquiry
Brent Edwards live from parliament. Audio
Phil Goff receives apology from SIS over release of information to Whaleoil
Release of findings of the inquiry into how deeply the Prime Minister's office and the Security Intelligence Service were involved in efforts to undermine the former Labour Party leader, Phil Goff, in… Audio
Political commentators on the Gwyn Inquiry
Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton on the findings of the inquiry into how deeply the Prime Minister's office and the Security Intelligence Service were involved in efforts to undermine the former… Audio
Security analyst says SIS and PMs office unprofessional
The Security Intelligence Service and the Prime Minister's office are both expected to come in for heavy criticism when an independent report is released later today. Audio
Andrew Little says SIS apology wouldn't go far enough
The new Labour leader Andrew Little says any apology made today on behalf of the SIS, won't go far enough. Audio
Radio New Zealand's political editor on SIS report
Joining us now is our political editor, Brent Edwards. Audio
SIS report likely to show Dirty Politics book right
The Security Intelligence Service and the Prime Minister's office are expected to come in for heavy criticism when an independent report is released today. Audio
Greens call for Royal Commission into SIS report
The Security Intelligence Service and the Prime Minister's office are expected to come under fire in an independent report to be released today. Audio
SIS report criticises spy agency and PM's office.
A report on the Security Intelligence Service due out tomorrow is expected to heavily criticise both the spy agency and the Prime Minister's office. Audio
