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Imagine two very different New Zealanders, writes political commentator Chris Trotter: the boomer and the millennial. Their inability to project themselves into each other’s life experiences is fast becoming the ...
The most recent protest by the Restore Passenger Rail climate protest group, in which a Wellington car dealership was defaced with red paint, is not just the latest in a local movement – it’s part of a global trend.
Criminal law has been a cornerstone of legal systems across the world for centuries. Its purpose is to provide a framework for defining and punishing behaviour that is harmful to society.
Christmas update from The Law Association’s President Tony Herring
Every three years, the smiles of political candidates, frozen in time and space on billboards, are defaced with Sharpie-drawn moustaches, sexist comments and racism. Party leaders walk through malls of ...
The recent decision of the Family Court in Rangi v Mable (not their real names) [2023] NZFC 10811 relates to the role of a sperm donor in the life of the child he helped create.
Courts and tribunals will be closed during the holiday period. For specific closure and re-opening dates read more here.
Joseph Johnson, Chea Hemara and William Hines were charged with the 2017 murder of Palmiro MacDonald (a patched member of the Nomads gang). The criminal proceedings had an inter-gang backdrop which was littered ...
An unsuccessful appeal by Cloud of the Court of Appeal’s decision to set aside its consent from Canterbury Regional Council (ECan) to use water for bottling.
In Better Public Media Trust v Attorney-General, the Court of Appeal (CA) overturned a High Court decision and recognised Better Public Media Trust (BPMT) as a charity.
Peeni Henare stood as the Labour Party candidate in the Māori electorate of Tāmaki Makaurau until the results of the general election were declared on 3 November 2023.
Kane Stuart Darling and a Mr Anderson were involved in an altercation with two complainants in a car at a Nelson beach. Both men were charged with aggravated robbery but in different forms.
Taiming Zhang was a student at Victoria University of Wellington in 2020 and 2021. In 2020, Zhang (aged 21 years) resided at Capital Hall, a catered hall of residence in central Wellington. He wished to reside at ...
Major changes are expected to the Residential Property Managers Bill – if it survives the change of government.
A week ago, criminal barrister Lucy Rogers was arrested and hand-cuffed by police for holding up a hand-lettered sign. The words on the sign read, “selective condemnation of genocide is evil.”
Treat alcohol and drug abuse and addiction as a public health issue. Remove benefit fraud prosecutions from the criminal jurisdictions. Overhaul the legal aid system and invest more in community law centres. ...
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