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Are our suppression laws outdated in wake of Grace Millane case?
"These orders have not been effective in overseas jurisdictions," says leading judge.
"These orders have not been effective in overseas jurisdictions," says leading judge.
A Google executive says the law would "fundamentally break how search engines work".
Māori call for law change and a fairer democracy. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
New rules aim to control the dumping of spam mail and waste from large public events.
Government needs to work on drug law reform, the Drug Foundation says.
To the victims and survivors of the terror attack, Ardern today said: 'Assalamu alaikum'
OPINION: Despite the best intentions, since reforms were made, gun violence has worsened.
Editorial: It may be hard to swallow, but what point is the moral high ground?
A drug-checking group says new legislation is too late to help young people this year.
"Matthew was 28-years-old and he did not deserve what happened to him."
Activists petition the Government for an urgent change in legislation.
The Children's Commissioner has released his second report into child uplifts.
Fifteen US states have now broadly legalised the drug following the 2020 election.
The city's existing Smokefree Public Places policy will now include vaping.
Opinion: What has changed since public consultation, and when will it be in effect?
Progressive moves on drug laws in the US may encourage global reform, the professor says.
PM says revealing her cannabis vote before polling day may not have led to a "yes" result.
Doctors are set for a year of planning as the End of Life Choice Act comes into force.
Preliminary referendum results are due out tomorrow afternoon.
David Seymour said the results were 'very encouraging'.
The Electoral Commission is releasing the preliminary result at 2pm Friday.
Last year, a director said he believed 'affordable' only applied to the house itself.
You may be wondering why you aren't reading myriad election articles today.
Two compassionate Kiwi women take opposite positions on the End of Life Choice referendum.
In 1967 I changed my mind on another referendum, about six o'clock closing.
Pollster had thought the yes vote was "a lost cause", but is now revising his opinion.
Opinion: The Prime Minister is resolutely coy on her cannabis vote. Here's what I think.
Researchers have pored over 300,000 cannabis-related NZ tweets - with humorous results.
Those who've seen how cannabis impacts young people won't back the bill, says ex-cop.
Both major parties have promised to repeal and replace the RMA during the next term.