Auckland man jailed for sex attack in Cook Islands hotel
Auckland man jailed for sex attack on sleeping Kiwi in Cook Islands hotel
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'Good came out of tragedy': Victim's son welcomes roadside drug testing
Ora Keene, 84, was one of seven people killed in a 2018 crash caused by a drugged driver.
Letters: Mammogram 'scam'
Mammogram 'scam' is killing women who drew the short straw in the breast density lottery.
The Advocate says: The North must fight for Auckland's port
The Advocate says Northland must fight to take Auckland's port.
Audrey Young: Why election 2020 is going to be ugly
The cannabis referendum is likely become more enmeshed in party politics than euthanasia.
Heather du Plessis Allan: Why I'll vote for cannabis legalisation
COMMENT: This isn't a referendum on whether Kiwis should smoke.
Hard to swallow: Cannabis rules extend to lollipops, gummy bears
Advocates say the point of having legislation is to be able to regulate it.
Up to 42 joints a day: Govt reveals cannabis rules before public vote
The potential rules of recreational cannabis have been revealed.
Nearly 7000 Kiwis charged in first year of new family violence legislation
Almost 7000 people charged with new family violence offences in first year since new law
Tobacco laws prevent vaping crackdown
Outdated legislation for vaping and e-cigarettes are preventing a crackdown on them.
Right-to-die campaigner Matt Vickers remarries, baby due
Matt Vickers remarries days before the End of Life Choice bill is passed.
A third of kids are vaping - principals
Schools and health groups call for quick action against vaping.
Little: Breach of suppression orders in NZ will be punished
Kiwis who shared the name of Grace's killer via social media could face legal action.
Grace trial fuels calls to change 'victim blaming' laws
Experts say Grace's sexual history should not have been allowed to be picked over in court
Editorial: Posthumous parenting is a brave new world
EDITORIAL: Children are conceived and growing up in increasingly less mainstream ways.
Letters: Life in Aotearoa before Māori
The Celts' cow-hide currachs could not navigate the Atlantic and the Roaring Forties.
Claire Trevett: NZ First's mystery foundation and the donation law puzzle
COMMENT: Politicians make donation laws - then go to great lengths to find new loopholes.
Trump pulls back from ban on e-cigarette flavours
Trump worried over angry vape shop owners potentially hurting his reelection.
Conservation Comment: Don't vilify farmers
Government is ignoring the democratic process with proposed action on water regulations.
Saugus High School: Teen victim saved by heroic teacher
"I shouldn't have to treat a gunshot wound as a choir teacher."
Birth after death: Women could become parents from beyond the grave
NZ women could become mums from beyond the grave under potential new fertility laws.
The reasons for Northland's lone political voice against euthanasia
Five of Northland's six MPs voted "yes" - the one hold-out explains why.
Letters: Right-to-die word games
Jay Kuten is playing word games in his promotion of this dangerous legislation.
Courtroom shake up: New rules in rape cases hailed as decades-overdue
"A person's prior sexual activity should have no bearing on the case at hand."
Editorial: OK Boomer - The power of a phrase in the digital age
WE SAY: Whatever your take on the comment, it's heartening the younger generation cares.
Euthanasia bill final reading: How your MP voted
How did MPs vote on the End of Life Choice Bill?
Euthanasia bill passes final vote
David Seymour made a plea for politicians to back his euthanasia legislation.
Former terminally ill woman believes Kiwis will back euthanasia bill
She has seen two parents die of cancer, and been through it herself.
Parliament faces historic final euthanasia vote
An assisted dying bill is widely expected to pass a final vote and head to a referendum.
Judicial review: Police Minister accused of asking the wrong questions when banning ammo
The Minister asked the wrong questions when he recommended what to outlaw, Colfo says
David Cormack: NZ goes from fast follower to world leader
Comment: Generation Z could very well be the last to live.
Doubt bus driver rest breaks can be delivered on time
Wellington's regional council can't rule out going back to the Government for an extension
Trump impeachment vote a declaration of 'civil war'
The US is in dangerous territory, with an impeachment vote against Trump branded a "coup"