Revamp of guidelines for meth sentencing welcomed
The New Zealand Bar Association welcomes a Court of Appeal decision which gives detailed guidance on sentencing people convicted of…
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EDS: Second working paper on resource management reform
EDS has released its second working paper as part of Phase 2 of its Resource Management Law Reform Project. The…
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Proposals to curb environmental damage help our coasts – Citizens Environmental Advocacy Centre
“Proposals to curb environmental damage help our coasts and the oceans Government Ministers today welcomed the release of a marine…
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Election of CTU officers
The 4 yearly elections for the Council of Trade Unions officers occurred today in Wellington. Successfully elected by the 27…
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Massey’s capitulation on feminist event disgraceful” – Free Speech Coalition
Responding to Massey University’s decision to cancel the upcoming ‘Feminism 2020’ event, Free Speech Coalition member Melissa Derby (who had…
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NZDF military hierarchy ‘spinning a web of lies’
On Tuesday morning the Operation Burnham inquiry hearing resumed after it was suspended three weeks ago. The hearing is being…
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Prison conditions in decline – Howard League survey
Today the Wellington Howard League releases the results of its fourth annual Wellington Howard League prison survey. The survey suggests…
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Amnesty Int calls on Gov not to rush Terrorism Bill
Amnesty International is concerned that Justice Minister Andrew Little’s Terrorism Suppression (Control Orders) Bill could have the potential to undermine…
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Union movement launches Framework for good Fair Pay law
The Council of Trade Unions has today released its report – Fair Pay Agreements: A Framework for Fairness. The…
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CPAG and Ngā Tāngata Microfinance call for debt forgiveness
Child Poverty Action Group (CPAG) and Ngā Tāngata Microfinance endorse theSalvation Army’s call for tougher regulations on debt collectors and…