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Nat, Act criticise Labour for 'ramming through' donation laws
Green Party want donations bill to close a 'loophole' exposed by NZ First Foundation case.
New state broadcasting entity passes first hurdle in Parliament
The bill that combines RNZ and TVNZ into a new media entity has passed its first reading.
'Barely any lung left': Minister's impassioned speech on 'smokefree generation' bill
About 14 people a day die due to smoking tobacco, disproportionately affecting Māori.
Ardern to councils: Govt is listening, but no change to Three Waters
Jacinda Ardern had a message for councils: the Government is not budging on Three Waters.
Supermarket land wars: No more anti-competitive caveats
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Exclusive: Law loophole as Govt announces gang crackdown
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Act demands Covid response inquiry, would scrap Three Waters if in power
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Finland boosts security at Russia border with amended law
The move came just two days after the country's Nato membership bid was approved.
Willie Jackson: Broadcasting challenges given NZ's changing face
OPINION: Our news media must reflect our communities and be well represented.
Bryce Edwards: Tinkering with donation laws leaves money buying politics
OPINION: Reaction to Labour's announced changes has been mixed.
Jacinda Ardern meets with Boris Johnson: Extension to UK holiday visa scheme on cards
Ardern will meet UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson at Downing Street.
Explainer: End of DHBs - what you need to know about new system
The focus has been on the top end of the planned changes - what about the local level?
'Stars are aligning': Alcohol harm minimisation bill leaps out of biscuit tin
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'Fair and simple' way to Smokefree 2025
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Spartacus actor apologises to unborn daughter after Roe v Wade overturned
"I feel a need to apologise to her and she hasn't even been born."
New poll shows most NZers support change in drug laws
Most Kiwis favour drug law changes that remove criminal penalties, focus on health.
Explainer: How individual states in US will treat abortion law ruling
The end of Roe v Wade may lead to abortion bans in half the states.
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Millions of women in the US will lose the legal right to have an abortion.
Roe's death will change American democracy
New York Times: The Supreme Court has become yet another partisan institution.
US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade, ending 50 years of abortion rights
The decision is expected to lead to abortion bans in roughly half the states.
'This is not over': Biden vows abortion fight after Supreme Court ruling
The US president said the ruling marked "a sad day for the court and the country".
'We've done our part': End of Roe v Wade brings answer to prayer
Pro-life supporter Tanya Britton, 70, has devoted decades to her cause.
Law passed to allow fourth dose of Pfizer vaccine
About 850,000 of the country's most high-risk people will be eligible.
'65 cents a week': Victims of crime owed more than $35m in unpaid reparations over three years
Victims re-traumatised by reparations payments drip-fed over years.
Children's commissioner slams MPs considering bill
Without the power to investigate, the commissioner would have no teeth says the incumbent.
Drive-by shootings trigger Nats' gang banning order policy
Drive-bys are planned, so stop gangsters from meeting up, Mark Mitchell says.
John MacDonald: Ngāi Tahu Ecan Bill is unnecessary and wrong
OPINION: Ecan already has a formal partnership with Ngāi Tahu, John MacDonald writes.
Why police don't 'shoot to injure'
Calls for police to "shoot to injure" ignore reality of "fast-moving, complex" situation.
First Three Waters reform bill passes first reading in Parliament
The first reading passed with 77 votes in favour, and 42 votes opposed.
Brad Flutey claims no legislation to support mandatory mask wearing in public facilities
Flutey elects judge-alone trial to defend charges laid after a scuffle with police
Revealed: What a supermarket lease imposes on a landlord
$40b grocery sector tells select committee supermarket leases need reining in.