In the alleged ripping off of Eminem National knew they were on dodgy ground - Court battle between Eminem and National Party begins Williams presented evidence to argue that National Party representatives knew copyright could be a problem. An email chain included a quote from…
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A sensible outcome, without the need for an over-hyped "crisis meeting": Labour rejects Willie Jackson's list complaint The Labour Party's ruling council has rejected Willie Jackson's bid to go up in the party's list rankings, an insider has told Newshub. ... The insider said Mr…
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Bill English claims to have been unaware of the video footage, but the night before Nick Smith's spokesperson said the government had been "advised". It would have been extraordinary if they had not. Bill English claims he did not know about Pike River robot footage…
Today National, party of personal responsibility and property rights, is in court for allegedly ripping off an artist - Eminem and National Party set for court battle Eminem, aka Marshall Mathers, aka Slim Shady has taken New Zealand's governing political party to court, accusing it…
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