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Property industry blindsided by commercial lease changes
Landlords face arbitration if they cannot agree 'fair proportion' of rent with tenants.
Bill amended to include need for warrant to enter a marae
Officials will no longer have the power to enter marae without a warrant under the bill.
Vaccine passports unlikely to be compulsory - legal expert
Enforced use of passports in domestic settings could be challenged under human rights law.
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Forty years ago the Springbok Tour was our great divider. In 2021, will it be vax status?
Mandatory vaccination order under spotlight in High Court
Employment advocate says order made under Covid-19 Public Health Response Act is unlawful.
Opinion | What a vaccine passport would look like - and why our smoke-free law is relevant
OPINION: Peter Davis writes we already have a precedent law that could apply to passports.
'Thousands will suffer': Major medicinal cannabis fix won't help patients losing products next month
'Unnecessarily callous' - Chlöe Swarbrick hits out at Health Minister Andrew Little.
'They are forced:' Churches at odds on conversion therapy
Conversion therapy involves attempts to change a person's sexual orientation.
Thomas Coughlan: Ardern, Collins should listen to Act and Greens on terror laws
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern should listen to Act and the Greens before changing terror laws.
Auckland mall terror attack: Your questions answered
Sam Hurley and Jared Savage help subscribers make sense of a complex case.
'Warrantless searches:' Waititi doesn't want anti-terrorism bill to repeat history
Isis-inspired terrorist attack brought NZ's counter-terrorism bill back into spotlight.
Live: Terror law changes: 'Wake up ... this is going to happen again'
Three of the victims remained in hospital in a critical condition.
Terrorist unmasked - the refugee who turned on NZ
Refugee status was revoked but terrorist not deported from NZ yet because of appeal.
Kerre McIvor: Imagine how gutted the police, courts and intelligence agencies are after attack
Within hours the Muslim Association of Canterbury set up a donation page for the victims.
'It's going to happen again': Terror expert's stark warning for New Zealand
"Lone wolf" terror attacks are especially hard to prevent, Dr John Battersby says.
New Lynn Isis-inspired terror attack to spark overdue law change
The 32-year-old lone wolf attacker had been on a terror watch list since 2016.
Judith Collins defends not reviewing terrorism law years ago; calls for new law for stripping citizenship, residency
Judith Collins said in 2013 there were no urgent concerns with counter-terrorism laws.
Judge lifts suppression for Auckland mall 'Lone Wolf' - why details can't be published yet
Suppression order lifted but on hold for 24 hours for lawyers to contact overseas family.
Terror in New Lynn: How New Zealand faces down terrorism
A terrorism law change is coming, but experts say it will not be enough.
Live: Supermarket witness confronts attacker - 'He had a big knife... he wanted to kill people'; Six shoppers stabbed, Isis-inspired knifeman shot dead by police
"This was a violent attack on innocent New Zealanders. It was senseless" - Ardern.
David Fisher: How to stop an act of terror like the New Lynn attack
ANALYSIS: For this young man, the law was used to its fullest extent, writes David Fisher.
Brian Fallow: Plan to reform RMA leaves many unanswered questions
Draft version of new law has business groups worried about obstacles to development.
New insolvency regime: Costs concern if liquidations surge
Some insiders concerned 'low quality practitioners' now have a veneer of respectability.
Accountants call for permanent legislative fix to work from home tax extension
Lockdown shows permanent working from home tax policy needed, say chartered accountants.
Is it OK to drive to an exercise spot?
Police admitted they had briefly put out the wrong advice.
Covid record-keeping to become mandatory at all levels - but retail exempt
Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins broke the news at the 1pm press conference.
North Carolina to raise marriage age from 14 to 16
NC was until recently one of a number of US states where the age of marriage was 14.
Crime in the City: 4am closing for liquor sales 'recipe for disaster'
Mayor Phil Goff: "The police often tell me nothing good happens in the city after 2am".
Don Rothwell: NZ in South China Sea dispute
OPINION: China will note the NZ intervention and a formal response can be expected.
Opinion: Conversion therapy law unlikely to criminalise parents, here's why
Family discussions about appropriate healthcare aren't matters of concern under the bill.
'I will not support parents being criminalised for being parents' - Judith Collins on conversion therapy bill
'It's disappointing that private conversations are being leaked out' - Chris Bishop
Jarrod Gilbert: Why we should have our fingerprints all over a gun register
Cars are registered, in the EU cows are registered, it's no big ask to register firearms.
Young Nats take fight to Collins over conversion therapy
National's youth wing is disappointed party caucus voted against conversion therapy ban.