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Judges respond to critics

For Justice Helen Winkelmann, the justice system is already open and responsive to criticism.

Acting Principal Family Court Judge appointed

Vietnam vet misses out on changes to pension

Top-level alarm over secrecy trend

Damien Grant: Horses for wrong courses

MPs' liquor vote backs the teens

Last-ditch bid to limit alcopops

The Labour Party will make a last-ditch attempt to introduce strict limits on the sale of sweetened alcoholic drinks after the Government backed down on its plan to ban high-strength alcopops.

Editorial: Govt's cave-in on alcopops is shameful

NZ First calls alcopop back-down irresponsible

Government acts on cyber-bullying

Drinking age debate to hit Parliament

Space opens up in Parliament lottery

A nation divided: Inside the Urewera Four trial

Tame Iti and his colleagues weren't the only ones on trial for the past five weeks. The terrorism claims in the still-unresolved Urewera case have revealed deep divisions over Maori and Pakeha

Govt turns its back on terror law

Campaign grows for more to see 'Bully'

Law Commission looks to crack down on cyber-bullies

The Law Commission wants to review the laws around cyber-bullying. Here it sets out its options.

A DIY guide to battling the system

Her aim is to help 'kickstart a revolution' by giving citizens access to the power and information to challenge and overturn decisions.

Twelve or two? The jury's out