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David Harvey: In the digital age, ignorance of the law is even less of an excuse for breaking it

The Free Access to Law movement has spurred greater online access to case and statue law.

Aaron Smale: Nicola Willis shows “utter arrogance” by describing Treaty concepts as “nebulous”

Govt's contempt for the Treaty might come back to bite it on the international stage.

Russell Brown: The way Waiheke Islands works these days has a whiff of feudalism

Today’s Waiheke Island is a very different to the place it was in the 1980s.

Duncan Garner: Should Kiwis take Labour back? The issues that need to be sorted first

Are the Labour Party and Chris Hipkins doing enough to run the country again?

Duncan Garner: Top cops failed themselves - and us

It takes a lifetime to build a reputation but a second to lose it.

Jane Clifton: Does a lawsuit to protect Paddington Bear signal the end of satire?

Subverting norms is vital to comedy but can fizzle when the target is a national treasure.

David Harvey: Protests like those outside Winston Peters’ home test the appetite for law change

A new bill raises questions about where freedom of expression ends and privacy begins.

Aaron Smale: Labour needs to show some political courage

Te Pāti Māori is imploding, but Labour must work harder to attract Māori vote.