* New legislation gives police and courts stronger powers to tackle gang-related activities.
* Courts can issue non-consorting orders, and police can stop gang members from associating.
* Repeat offenders face new restrictions on displaying gang insignia in both public and private.
Legislation passed through Parliament today will provide police and the courts
Sad news from the world of kiwi music this weekend with the passing of country music legend Eddie Low after a long illness
Coming from the Rotorua region, Eddie Low started early in the music business forming his first band, Three Blind Mice at age 13, and he just carried
A second veteran and vintage car collection auction in Gore this Saturday in honour of the late Robin Dickson is attracting interest from around the world.
William Todd & Co (2011) Ltd is carrying out the special auction, which includes 32 vehicles dating back to 1902.
There are various Ford
* The government introduces reforms to reduce violent crime and prioritise victims' interests.
* New legislation limits sentence discounts and addresses growing concerns over short prison terms.
* Sentencing reforms also focus on protecting sole-charge workers and businesses tied to homes.
The government is set to introduce new legislation this week aimed
* The government aims to reduce personal liability for company directors to encourage stock listings.
* cplans to simplify compliance and ease investment for mid-sized businesses.
* The changes include removing financial forecast obligations and climate-related disclosure liability for directors.
The government is set to reduce personal liability for company directors to encourage
* Ministers praise the interest in the agricultural and horticultural regulatory products review process.
* Over 80 submissions were received, highlighting the need to streamline approval processes.
* Recommendations will be tested with industry groups before presenting findings to the Cabinet.
Regulation Minister David Seymour, Environment Minister Penny Simmonds, and Food Safety Minister
Cabinet has recommended a series of amendments to the Fast-track Approvals Bill, a crucial piece of legislation designed to accelerate the delivery of key infrastructure and housing projects in New Zealand. The announcement was made by RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop and Regional Development Minist
The coalition government has announced a series of measures designed to address New Zealand’s energy security and affordability challenges, including a review of the electricity market’s performance. The review, expected to be finalised in the coming weeks, aims to ensure the market is efficient, co
