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Smitten spy sues for damages

A British spy who infiltrated a group of activists is suing police because he fell in love with one of them.

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GCSB investigates itself

The Government's spies are snooping on each other as the GCSB tries to find out who talked to the Labour Party.

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Iran's spy agency hits the internet

A glimpse into the shadow world of Iran's main spy agency is now a click away.

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Kim Dotcom and his wife Mona (Reuters file)

Key told of Dotcom spying in Feb

A GCSB review has revealed Prime Minister John Key was briefed about the Dotcom case during a meeting in February.

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GCSB scandal: Greens lay complaint with police

The Green Party has laid an official complaint with police over the GCSB's illegal spying on tech entrepreneur Kim Dotcom.

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Key rejects calls for full GCSB inquiry

Opposition parties say Justice Neazor's inquiry into the GCSB's illegal spying was "a whitewash".

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Heads could roll over GCSB error

An independent report into the GCSB surveillance of Kim Dotcom and an associate has identified two failings.

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John Key says he is not in a position to discuss the security breach (file pic)

PM tight-lipped on Russian spy scandal

Prime Minister John Key is remaining tight-lipped over a breach of national security involving a Russian spy.

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Spying on spies: Russia vs. the US

Unaware the FBI has her under surveillance, Russian spy Anna Chapman buys leggings and tries on hats at Macy's. A few months later, cameras watch her in a New York coffee shop where she meets with someone she thinks is her Russian handler. It's really an undercover FBI agent.

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Iran sets bail for 2 jailed Americans

An Iranian court Tuesday set bail of US$500,000 each for two American men arrested more than two years ago and convicted on spy-related charges.

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The three men have no money, says Mr Locke

Govt urged to give up collecting spy base reparations

There are calls for the Government to drop civil action against the three activists who attacked and deflated the Waihopai Valley spybase dome.

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Three photographers in Georgia were arrested and charged with spying last week (Reuters file)

Photographer in Georgia admits he spied for Russia

The last of three photographers charged with espionage has confessed to spying for Russia, Georgia's Interior Ministry said - a claim that surprised the photographer's own lawyer.

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