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Comity and consequences - Vimarsana News

Comity and consequences

Yesterday would have been an important day in New Zealand legal history but for the intervention of Justice Andru Isac. The Waitangi Tribunal had...

Source: odt.co.nz
This is fine - Vimarsana News

This is fine

There is absolutely nothing to worry about if the Fast-track Approvals Bill gets passed into law and Shane Jones gets extraordinary powers to decide on consent applications which normally would be subject to enormous rigour and oversight.

Appeal lodged in fight to get Children's Minister Karen Chhour to appear before Waitangi Tribunal - Vimarsana News

Appeal lodged in fight to get Children's Minister Karen Chhour to appear before Waitangi Tribunal

A legal battle to get Children’s Minister Karen Chhour to appear before the Waitangi Tribunal over plans to remove Oranga Tamariki’s Treaty obligations to...

Angling-Conservation Group Sees Fast Track Bill As Undemocratic - Vimarsana News

Angling-Conservation Group Sees Fast Track Bill As Undemocratic

Principal reasons for the opposition is the loss of the public’s democratic right to have “a fair say” and the vital need for a government free from corruption, said Casey Cravens of Dunedin, president of the New Zealand Federation of Freshwater ...

Media minister rolled as industry awaits plan - Vimarsana News

Media minister rolled as industry awaits plan

Melissa Lee has been replaced as Minister of Media and Communications after just seven months in the role in which she promised new policy to address the media’s acute problems. Paul Goldsmith now inherits the tricky job some predecessors have cited as a reason for resigning - or even quitting politics altogether.

Source: rnz.co.nz