Comment: Medicinal cannabis is NZ's big global opportunity
Comment: Many Kiwis underestimate the huge potential of this exciting new sector.
Comment: Many Kiwis underestimate the huge potential of this exciting new sector.
Police are warning the gun buy back amnesty ends in 50 days and those who flout won't win
Former PM and wife Mary have returned to Parliament to speak against the bill.
Editor of Greens magazine says James Shaw's stance politically wise.
James Shaw's patience pays off handsomely, writes Audrey Young.
MPs are about to decide whether the public should decide on legalising assisted dying.
The party had opposed the tightening of gun laws, but has now supported two reforms.
The changes are meant to slash the number of inspections for prefabs in half.
COMMENT: With official enforcement on the decline private prosecutions are becoming common
Auckland company, its two directors and a sales agent charged with breaching the RMA.
COMMENT: Legalising cannabis would help stop pathway to prison for Māori men.
Jacinda Ardern reveals her proudest moment six months on from the March 15 shootings.
Much-called for register should hit criminal underground's black market.
Comment: Legislation [of cannabis] means the Government can take back control.
National's Maggie Barry has called the speed of the debate a "terrible injustice".
COMMENT: The former spy watchdog was uncompromising - who will replace her?
The whole of human history will undertake a violent swerve. -- L.E. Fitton
The risk aversion of police is such that they deny the return of many firearms licences.
Northland bars are backing a move to let them stay open till the end of late-night games.
COMMENT: The Government's review of tenancy laws may remove 90-day eviction provision.
There are a number of arguments in favour of allowing inmates to vote.
David Seymour says the Govt should make clear bars and clubs can serve during the RWC.
Support for the personal use cannabis referendum has plummeted in a new survey.
COMMENT: The challenge to the voting ban was two battles rolled into one.
They want the law to allow them to object like individuals can.
EDITORIAL: It's unpalatable for abortion to remain in the Crimes Act - time for change.
COMMENT: Power play in Parliament - Winston Peters' surprise attack.
COMMENT: This shambles is not about policy, it is about trust, writes Audrey Young.
COMMENT: Throwing contentious issues to a public vote is arguably cowardly buck-passing.
MPs have been left in tears talking about their own choices about abortion.