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New Zealand democracy on 'shaky foundations': Electoral law ripe for change
In today's Focus on Politics podcast Political Reporter Anneke Smith exposes the vulnerable state of New Zealand's democracy and examines the political response. Audio
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Legal expert calls for major changes to electoral laws
With New Zealand's donation regime under the spotlight, a legal expert is calling for historic change, warning the system is on shaky foundations.
A sweeping review of the electoral system is… Audio
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Gloriavale leaders thought they were above law - ex-member
A former Gloriavale woman says the Christian community's leaders thought they were above the law.
The Employment Court has been hearing evidence from leavers who claim they were working in slave-like… Audio
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KiwiSavers taxed: Law change would push up account fees
The government plans to charge GST on KiwiSaver fees as part of a tax bill brought in today.
It's estimated to bring in $225 million a year in tax from 2026, and is expected to have a massive knock… Video, Audio
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Cook Islands to review laws on use of cannabis
Audio 24 Aug 2022Cook Islands votes yes to review of cannabis laws to allow for research and medicinal use. Audio
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Law and order policies 'no magic bullet' on crime and gangs - experts
Audio 20 Aug 2022Law and order seems a likely hot topic again in next year's election, but experts say many proposed policies would be ineffective, Political Reporter Anneke Smith writes. Audio
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Law: How the consent defence is used in child cases
In the legal slot today we look at how consent can be used as a defence by someone accused of serious sexual offending against a child. Audio
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Law and order set to become political football in 2023
A year out from the 2023 election, law and order once again looks set to become a political football.
Labour, National, and now ACT have all unveiled law and order packages of varying powers and… Audio
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White supremacist Philip Arps can legally stand for Board of Trustees - education law expert
An education law expert says white supremacist Philip Arps can legally stand as a candidate for Te Aratai College's board of trustees.
Barrister and solicitor Carol Anderson says the Education and… Audio
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Rotorua locals threaten law breaking over ram raids
Some Rotorua locals say it's only a matter of time before businesses take the law into their own hands to combat a spate of ram raids and other crimes.
Frustrated residents and shop owners met with… Audio
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Christopher Luxon still opposed to waka jumping law
National Party leader Christopher Luxon is standing by his party's opposition to the so-called "waka jumping" legislation, which allows the Speaker to remove MPs who have left their party.
Labour's… Audio
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Pacific law enforcement focus on transnational crime
Audio 11 Aug 2022Pacific law enforcement agencies increasing efforts to combat transnational crime. Audio
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Three strikes law repealed more than 10 yrs after implementation
The contentious 'Three Strikes' law is out - after a bill to repeal the legislation passed its final hurdle in Parliament last night.
Introduced under a National-ACT Government, the regime was… Audio
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Police Minister details new gun ban law for violent criminals
A law that could see violent criminals banned from even being on the same property as a firearm for up to a decade will come into force by the end of next week - along with tougher penalties for those… Video, Audio
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Adoption law reform "long overdue"
The country's outdated adoption legislation is set for an overhaul by the Ministry of Justice, which admits the law hasn't kept up with modern life and families. Improving access to birth families… Audio
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Analysis: Government moves on political donation laws
The Government last week sought advice on closing a loophole in electoral donation laws which could be ripe for overseas exploitation.
RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Political donations cases expose laissez faire laws - expert
Court cases looking into the way donations are made to political parties have exposed New Zealand's laissez faire laws, according to an associate law professor.
Tim Kuhner from Auckland University… Audio
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Expert on legal loopholes in party donation laws
The Electoral Act is clearly not fit for purpose according to a constitutional law expert, and the Government needs to urgently close legal loopholes in the political party donation rules.
Wellington… Audio
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Calls to change law after NZ First Foundation case
The government's being told to urgently close a legal loophole in the rules for political party donations that experts say make this country ripe for overseas exploitation.
It's been brought to a… Audio
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Stats NZ rejects law change criticism over its independence
Stats New Zealand is rejecting criticism that law changes will erode its independence. Former chief statistician Len Cook told Morning Report last week that a bill before parliament opens the way for… Audio
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Law: What happens if you're running out of sick leave?
Audio 20 Jul 2022This year's winter illnesses are really starting to bite across a number of industries - but what happens if you're sick, and you've maxxed out your leave? Most employees - if they're on wages or… Audio
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Statistics specialists concerned over law change
Specialists on statistics warn a law change poses the threat of official data being corrupted by political meddling and unregulated sharing.
They are alarmed the new law will let the Government… Audio
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Renters stuck in cold, damp homes as compliance with law lacking - advocates
The winter chill is still with us, and property inspectors are urging landlords to ensure their rentals are warm and dry.
Compliance with healthy homes standards is still lagging, more than two years… Audio
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"All huff, very little stuff" Tony Bouchier on new gangs laws
The government is expanding police powers in a bid to crack down on gang violence. Under the new legislation officers will be able to search and seize gang properties, cars and motorbikes. Previously… Audio
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Growing pains: Our outdated adoption laws
Our almost 70-year-old adoption laws are under review and there are calls for changes to make it easier for adopted children to reconnect with their biological family. Audio