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Legal issues from the Covid lockdown.

The current Govt describes the referendum as binding, but that depends on the next govt.

An Auckland TV presenter and influencer shares her son's cannabis journey.

Law change makes it harder for landlords to remove tenants without good reason.

Editorial: Should it re-occur, how many would still comply, knowing it may not be lawful?

Pharmacists, other healthcare professions line up for $1200 postgrad course.

"Gaping holes through which predators can easily slip."

The mother of slain police officer Matthew Hunt is calling for cop killers to stay in jail

Calum Jones died in 2017 after using synthetics. Now his family's fighting for more help.

Public law expert Mai Chen says legislation necessary to avoid even costlier challenges.

Winston Peters speaks on NZ suspending extradition treaty with Hong Kong.

A decision whether to charge returnees for hotel quarantine is yet to be made, says PM.

Playing games with the lives of rape victims should be a step too far for any party.

The new law now extends to comparable workplaces between men and women.

'We are not their "yes" people. We don't just stamp stuff through'- NZF MP Tracey Martin.

ANALYSIS: What's the holdup with Wellington's library? 18 months later and no decision.

At 2020 General Election, voters will choose whether or not cannabis should be legal.

Smoke grenades, a mortar bomb and fireworks. Kiwis and the compulsory gun buyback scheme.

During lockdown, the law found a flexibility that enraged some and endorsed others.

Small dairy companies fear consequences of market reins coming off Fonterra.

A High Court judge has questioned the legality of banning leave exemptions from isolation.

Disciplinary Tribunal said the doctor illegally prescribed the medicines to two patients.

Property Investors Federation "disappointed such significant changes are still planned".

The New Zealand Government is "reviewing the settings of its relationship" with Hong Kong.

Government bailed out leaky home owners but quake prone building owners only get a loan.

COMMENT: Hamish Walker and Michelle Boag's legal exposure needs closer examination.

What's the obsession with the presumption of innocence?

Earthquake strengthening for one owner has skyrocketed from $40,000 to $400,000.

Our privacy legislation gets its first major overhaul since the internet went mainstream.