Bill making it easier for trans people to update birth certificate deferred
A bill making it easier to change your sex on birth certificates has been deferred
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromDepartment of Internal Affairs
Three of four American's killed in suicide bomb identified
The suicide bombing in Syria was claimed by the Islamic State.
The Kiwi baby names rejected by officials
Internal affairs has released a list of baby names that were declined in 2018.
Charlotte, Oliver; Mia, Nikau top NZ baby names list
Jack and Isla came in as the second most popular names, alongside Ari and Aria.
New terror laws snare eight Kiwis
Terror experts concerned that eight Kiwis deemed national security threat
Is your Melbourne Cup sweepstake illegal? You risk a $1000 fine
Office prizes can't include firearms, liquor, tobacco and vouchers for sex services
Banned finance director 'exaggerated' language barrier
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a precedent setting $5.3m fine.
Nelson man gets jail time for distribution, making, and possession of child pornography
Jeffery Frank Chadwick, 48, pleaded guilty to 22 charges in the Nelson District Court.
Toni Street's surrogacy saga: We have no authority over our son
Toni Street says the law needs an overhaul as she struggles to adopt her biological son.
Banned finance director wants bankruptcy set aside
The former Queen St broker was left bankrupt after a $5.3m fine.
Auckland firm and duo deny money laundering
Controversial tycoon Edward Gong is friendly with Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Nats: Winston Peters must reveal who invited him to Wally Haumaha celebration
Acting PM says National invited him to top cop's promotion. Not us, say Nats.
Wally Haumaha inquiry: QC to share evidence with IPCA investigation into alleged bullying
Partial transcripts of witness interviews handed to police watchdog to determine "merit".
QC to consider bullying allegations in Haumaha inquiry
QC's decision means four senior leaders in NZ police will likely give evidence in inquiry.
Finance director fined $5.3m for laundering dirty money for drug deal
He is now bankrupt after a $5.3 million fine for his "contemptuous disregard" for the law.
Power, politics, police - The Haumaha inquiry
Some of New Zealand's most powerful people will be questioned by top Queen's Counsel.
Wally Haumaha phones witness to alleged bullying
New investigation into why Wally Haumaha called staff member about bullying allegations.
'Male, female, intersex or X': New options on birth certificates if bill passes
Family First says law change will allow birth certificates to be manipulated.
Haumaha bullying claims: Three women leave police HQ
Three women on joint justice project allege Wally Haumaha left them "disillusioned".
Jailed for 30,000 child porn images
Corey Challis had tens of thousands of child porn photos and videos on his work computer.
Peters distances himself from Haumaha
Tracey Martin disputes she has any conflict of interest in setting up the inquiry.
Fewer Kiwis gambling, but level of harm stays the same
Pokies, Instant Kiwi and online gambling have been blamed for problem gamblers relapsing.
Secret hearing about Kiwi's cancelled passport back in closed court
The case is suppressed as it could prejudice the security or defence of New Zealand.
Shipton-Schollum rape victim: Top cop should go
The woman raped by Brad Shipton and Bob Schollum says Wally Haumaha should resign.
PB Tech used Trade Me data for spam
PB Tech has agreed to stop the practice after cutting a deal with the DIA.
Law firms watched for money laundering under new rules
About $1.35 billion of criminal proceeds is generated for money laundering every year.
Auckland firm, director, worker allegedly laundered Gong funds
Xiao Hua Gong was a customer of a downtown Auckland finance firm, now criminally charged.
National security case remains shrouded in secrecy
An Australia-based Kiwi woman's passport was cancelled on national security grounds.
Banned finance director convicted of money laundering
The money that the former Queen St broker laundered allegedly helped conceal drug trading.
Garth McVicar's police shooting praise results in tax office scrutiny
A document has raised questions over the tax structure of the Sensible Sentencing Trust.
From 'other' to 'mother': Kiwi couple make history
The lawyer who worked for the change said it could affect more than 1000 children.
Jessica Doody mystery: How was she able to get to India?
Dad of Christchurch woman with autism who secretly changed name wants answers.
NZ needs Govt data-mining watchdog, experts say
Experts have called for a new unit to oversee government-run AI predictive tools.
Jessica returns home after fleeing to India
A Facebook post by family member Sarah Doody says Jessica has returned home.