An expert says allegations of Chinese cyber-attacks in New Zealand have been at a lower level than our allies.  

Spy agency the GCSB has tied targeting of our Parliamentary entities in August 2021 to Chinese state-sponsored group APT40.  

China's ambassador to New Zealand has labelled the accusations groundless and irresponsible. 

International Relations Expert Geoffrey Miller told Mike Hosking that the UK and US accusations are on a different level.  

He says the UK alleged China had gotten the information of 14 million voters. 

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