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  • 'Archaic' law allows multiple-property owners extra voting rights

    News
    New Zealand law
    26 Jun 2019
    Voting sign, Mt Albert electorate, 12 September 2017. Polling booth.

    An old law that gives owners of multiple properties extra voting rights in local elections is unfair, archaic and should be ditched, election researchers say.

    'Archaic' law allows multiple-property owners extra voting rights
  • New report suggests 4 year parliamentary term, more MPs

    Audio
    politics
    26 Jun 2019
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    A new report is proposing to extend the parliamentary term to four years and to increase the number of MPs, so politicians can plan better for the future. The Victoria University report argues a… Audio

  • Groceries and democracy, who does this favour?

    Audio
    politics
    21 Jun 2019
    Polling booths are open for New Zealand's general election in Auckland on September 23, 2017. (Photo by MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP)

    Justice Minister Andrew Little yesterday announced that Government would introduce legislation allowing people to enrol on the same day, and the proposed law change would also allow ballot boxes in… Audio

  • The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Bill Ralston (Part 1)

    Audio 21 Jun 2019
    A man casts his vote in the 2014 General Election (file photo)

    Fancy voting for your favourite candidate while picking up some bananas from the supermarket Justice Minister Andrew Little yesteday announced that Government would introduce legislation allowing… Audio

  • Electoral law change puts political parties in the firing line

    News
    Politics
    21 Jun 2019
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    Politicians on both sides of the aisle are accusing each other of trying to manipulate voting laws to boost their chances at the next election. Audio

    Electoral law change puts political parties in the firing line
  • Election day voting enrolments - legal analysis

    Audio
    politics
    21 Jun 2019
    Polling booths are open for New Zealand's general election in Auckland on September 23, 2017. (Photo by MICHAEL BRADLEY / AFP)

    For the first time voters will be able to register to vote on election day next year.

    The government announced the law change, saying roughly 19,000 voters had their ballots disallowed last election… Audio

  • Law already protects against hate speech - Bridges

    Audio 19 Jun 2019
    Simon Bridges in the RNZ Auckland studio for an interview on Morning Report.

    The National Party has expressed support for the ACT party's proposal to change laws covering insulting and offensive speech.

    But Otago University law professor - Andrew Geddis - says ACT's plan… Video, Audio

  • ACT's proposed bill would allow abusive, hate speech - law expert

    Audio
    politics
    18 Jun 2019
    No caption

    An ACT party proposal to repeal parts of the Human Rights Act is being questioned by a leading law professor.

    The party's new Freedom to Speak Bill takes aim at legislation covering insulting and… Audio

  • Intelligence agencies' white supremacist blind spot

    News
    New Zealand In Depth
    9 Jun 2019
    sideways white map of NZ on black background with blue graphic eyes peering through.

    Insight - New Zealand's security agencies are increasing their focus on the white supremacist threat since the Christchurch mosque attacks, Phil Pennington reports. Video, Audio

    Intelligence agencies' white supremacist blind spot
  • Budget breach didn't break the law - Treasury

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    30 May 2019
    Well Being Budget Printing

    Treasury has confirmed that a feature in its website search tool was exploited by an unknown person, but police have concluded this did not break the law. Audio

    Budget breach didn't break the law - Treasury
  • Treasury website breach not illegal - police

    Audio
    internet politics
    30 May 2019
    Well Being Budget Printing

    The police have dropped an investigation into hacking of the Treasury website prompted by the leaking of supposedly secret Budget details.

    The Treasury admitted this morning a weakness in its website… Audio

  • Nick Smith suspended and named

    Audio
    politics
    9 May 2019
    National MP Nick Smith after he was named by the speaker and suspended from Parliament for a day.

    In a rare parliamentary move, the Speaker named and suspended National MP Nick Smith for a comment yesterday, he accused Trevor Mallard of being " soft on drugs, like the Government."  Audio

  • The Panel with Sue Bradford and Stephen Franks (Part 1)

    Audio 9 May 2019
    Income, inequality, poverty, housing, investment.

    In a rare parliamentary move, the Speaker named and suspended National MP Nick Smith for a comment yesterday. The dispute happened in the last question of the day in Question Time when Smith accused… Audio

  • Cannabis Referendum - Government Announcement Due Tomorrow

    Audio 6 May 2019
    No caption

    The government has formed a consensus on what form next year's cannabis referendum will take, and plans to announce it tomorrow. Audio

  • Hate speech review: Anti-Māori pamphlet

    Audio
    media politics
    15 Apr 2019
    The Consequences of Racism

    A pamphlet described as racist by Justice Minister Andrew Little has been dropped in an Auckland suburb, prompting a complaint. The pamphlet by a group called "One Law for All" contained anti-Māori… Audio

  • The Panel with Mike Rehu and Cindy Mitchener (Part 1)

    Audio 15 Apr 2019
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    It's been revealed a New Zealand nurse, Louisa Akavi, was captured by Islamic State in Syria more than five years ago. No one knows her fate. The story has been under wraps for fear her situation may… Audio

  • Mueller report released: No collusion

    Audio
    politics
    25 Mar 2019
    Robert Mueller (L) and Donald Trump

    Special counsel Robert Mueller's report has finally been given to congress. According to a summary of it, President Trump's campaign did not conspire with Russia during the 2016 election.  Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Fete Taito (Part 1)

    Audio 25 Mar 2019
    Semi-automatic AR-15's on sale at a US store.

    The Prime Minister has just announced a royal commission of inquiry into the Christchurch mosque shooting. At her post cabinet briefing Jacinda Ardern explained a bit about what the inquiry would look… Audio

  • If he's not charged with terrorism, no one ever will be - professor

    News
    New Zealand Christchurch terror attacks
    17 Mar 2019
    The accused in court

    If Brenton Tarrant is not charged under the Terrorism Suppression Act, it is hard to see when it would ever be used, a legal expert says.

    Accused shooter could spend life in jail, says law professor
  • Christchurch mosque attacks: Morning Report special, 8am

    Audio 17 Mar 2019
    Armed police at the area where graves are being prepared. 20 March 2019

    Susie Ferguson is in Wellington and Guyon Espiner is in Christchurch for a special broadcast of Morning Report in the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings. Frustration grows as family and friends… Audio

  • 'Evil' mosque attacks could lead to change in terror law

    News
    Comment & Analysis Christchurch Terror Attacks
    16 Mar 2019
    Crowds gather at an Auckland vigil for those affected by Friday's terror attack

    Opinion - New Zealand's Prime Minister has already publicly called this evil by its true name, but how will we respond as a society, asks Andrew Geddis.

    'Evil' Christchurch terror attacks might lead to change in Terrorism Suppression Act
  • Shane Jones labels PGF conflict story 'a beat up'

    News
    Politics
    11 Mar 2019
    Simon Bridges and Shane Jones.

    Simon Bridges says Shane Jones is "donkey-deep in a conflict" for his role in a decision for the PGF to grant millions to a Northland cultural centre, but Mr Jones says the story is "a beat up". Audio

    Shane Jones denies he's conflicted in Northland Provincial Growth Fund decision
  • Did Shane Jones break the rules? - Analysis

    Audio 11 Mar 2019
    New Zealand First MP Shane Jones answering media questions

    There are calls for Shane Jones to resign for sitting in on multi-million dollar funding meeting for a project he was once poised to be the chairman of. Mr Jones declared a conflict of interest in… Audio

  • Racist conman cheat

    Audio
    politics
    28 Feb 2019
    Michael Cohen, US President Donald Trump's former personal attorney, testifies before the House Oversight and Reform Committee.

    Words like "explosive" are being used to describe the address to the US Congress by President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer. Michael Cohen has made his second appearance after making a plea… Audio

  • The Panel with Paula Penfold and Thomas Pryor (Part 1)

    Audio 28 Feb 2019
    The Nobel Prize medal, which is an annual award for outstanding contributions for humanity in chemistry, literature, peace, physics, physiology or medicine

    Words like "explosive" are being used to describe the address to the US Congress by President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer. Michael Cohen has made his second appearance after making a plea… Audio

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