The 'claim of right' defence that saw three activists escape conviction despite wilfully damaging the Waihopai spy base will be repealed or reformed.

All Black test tickets have been resold for up to four times their face value in online auctions.

Teaching is a privilege, but proposed changes require careful consideration, says an education lecturer.

A panel of experts have taken part in an online seminar to assess whether NZ should scrap GST on healthy foods.

Prime Minister John Key says he doesn't want New Zealanders to become tenants in their own country as foreign companies seek to buy up farms, and the Government may look at law changes.

The Government is considering making it unlawful for adults to give alcohol to young people without their parents' consent.

An MP has taken the controversial step of proposing a new law to legalise abortion on request for women up to 24 weeks pregnant.

Convicted animal abusers can now look forward to harsher penalties covering a wider range of offences, says Paw Justice's Shaughan Campbell.

Plans to end ACC's workplace monopoly have received the ringing endorsement of small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs).

Today a petition was tabled urging Government action to reduce the "enormous negative impact that alcohol is causing".

Three knights and two dames among those to speak out in support of tougher drinking laws.