Women who contribute just as much as male colleagues still lag behind in pay, study finds.

New illegality has emerged in the GCSB's actions against the Megaupload accused.

Where do political parties stand on science funding and natural hazards?

What policies are parties proposing to manage and protect our natural resources?

COMMENT: Australia's dual citizenship problems are not the fault of written constitutions.

Big tobacco companies are ready to move in on the NZ vaping market if it is legalised.

Proposal that could lead to microchipping, registration for cats became a official policy.

As Parliament comes to its final weeks, National is hoping to make few final law changes.

Lotto winner Lou Te Keeti talks to Gareth Morgan. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

EDITORIAL: NZ should wait and see how cannabis legalisation turns out in Canada and US.

COMMENT: Wide marijuana law reform is urgently needed for many reasons.

Conservationists say Govt will face a furious backlash if it changes conservation laws.

Thousands of solo parents are being penalised up to $200 for not naming the other parent.

Conservationists have won a major victory in the Supreme Court. But Govt isn't happy.

COMMENT: NZ needs a law against slavery in this country and the supply chains we use.

EDITORIAL: Citizenship is something to be treasured, not bestowed in secret.

MP Todd Barclay has only kept his job to maintain National's majority, Labour says.

People convicted under anti-gay laws are a step closer to having their records wiped.

Trade minister Tim Groser personally approved spying on diplomats after the job he wanted.

Chilling statistics show there were 194 family violence deaths in NZ over a 7-year period.

A vote on legalising euthanasia could be closer than predicted.

COMMENT: The long, fraught process to deciding on a right to die has only just begun.

Neither Labour nor National is addressing landlord's 'total power' in NZ, the Sallies say.

Care and support workers will be paid more than their managers, say employers.

A court battle on what "internal" means has seen a restaurant's smoking conviction quashed

'Defective law' stopped manslaughter being brought as an alternative charge in Moko case.

Defence minister Mark Mitchell backs tougher punishments for medal cheats.

There is government tension over the Official Information Act.

If Philip Morris wanted to reduce harm they would stop selling cigarettes, expert says.

Victim advocates say authorities are 'not open' to issues around the Family Court system.