The Justice Minister hopes new legislation designed to deal with organised crime will make businesses look at how they tackle issues like corruption.
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Embattled MP Peter Dunne has been dealt another blow in his fight to get his United Future party officially re-registered.
The Maori Party's attempted king hit on gambling has turned into more of a gentle shove after a re-write of its Gambling bill.
The Prime Minister lost use of one of his favourite political weapons today, thanks to a policy U-turn by the Greens.
Bob Parker says there wouldn't have been a building consents "crisis" if Gerry Brownlee hadn't declared one.
More prisoners will be able to make court appearances without leaving jail as audio-visual links between prisons and courts are extended.
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A Massey University expert says Edward Snowden has probably done the right thing in exposing the PRISM scheme.
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John Key is refusing to say if the spying system PRISM, exposed in the United States, is being used by our spies here.
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A committee has recommended a new law covering parliamentary privilege, along with new powers for Parliament, after a long-running defamation case.
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Synthetic cannabis and party pills will no longer be sold at Lotto retailers.
A new Supreme Court judge has been appointed following the death of Justice Sir Robert Chambers, along with a new High Court judge.
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Despite Key's denial, it's likely that spy agency the GCSB has access to the PRISM network, according to an expert.
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The GCSB does not circumvent the law by getting information on NZ citizens collected under PRISM, says Prime Minister John Key.
Law enforcement agencies have seized $8.3 million through drug busts and it's going to be used to directly fight crime and addiction.
For six years the US National Security Agency (NSA) collected data using the PRISM programme - mostly from people outside of the United States
Peter Dunne has resigned as a minister; but is that enough for Winston Peters?
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A Dunedin judge will no longer be able to sit in the city's courts following an alleged relationship with a Ministry of Justice employee.
Three weeks ago, Winston Peters made a speech to Grey Power in Takapuna, entitled - "Auckland, super city or sin city?"
The Nation reporter Torben Akel took a close look at her background and asked some of her peers: has her luck run out?
Conservation Minister Nick Smith says the decision he is about to make is the toughest of his career.
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