Debates are raging over being a republic, the public holiday and the role of the royals.

Some firms claim they pay a living wage but they're not accredited. Does it matter?

Have we reached a point of law-saga fatigue?

A dispute takes on average 13 months to resolve in the Family Court.

New chair's dream was to go to jazz school.

Here's all you need to know before starting a relationship - or if you're already in one.

Court had reservations about a tribunal's reliance on the 'laddish culture'.

OPINION: Criminal barrister responds to being called 'an utter piece of s***'.

A review is being undertaken seven years after the Russell McVeagh incidents.

Covid-19 has strained many family relationships over the past two years.

OPINION: There have been moves to raise the minimum wage for prisoners.

OPINION: International travel decisions must be made jointly between a child's guardians.

What Budget 2022 has delivered for a system in crisis.

Despite the advent of #MeToo, it appears it's a case of one step forwards, two steps back.

Remembering "a gentle giant, fierce advocate and great legal revolutionaries".

The Law Society is working on way to improve the timeliness of its complaints' process.

Getting an annulment is extremely rare.

COMMENT: There are fears Vladimir Putin may go rogue by setting his sights on the Pacific.

Family trusts are a stable of New Zealand property ownership - but are they bulletproof?

What workers said in the legal union's employment information report.

Either way, the ball will eventually swing back to the Government