Dotcom case: High Court overturns breach of privacy ruling
High Court also finds it would not have upheld the damages paid out to Kim Dotcom.
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Dotcom's request 'designed to frustrate'
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Janet Anderson-Bidois: HR Commission can not punish speech
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Plea for PM's bid to take on Nauru refugees
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Bill against forced marriages set to pass today
New Zealand's increasing multiculturalism brings issues such as forced marriage.
Brash speaking ban an overreaction, says PM
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At last: Ashley Peacock to be released from cell-like room
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Kiwi investigated after rescuing migrants in Mediterranean
A New Zealanders is facing prosecution for saving migrants crossing the Mediterranean.