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Live: Supermarket witness confronts attacker - 'He had a big knife... he wanted to kill people'; Six shoppers stabbed, Isis-inspired knifeman shot dead by police

"This was a violent attack on innocent New Zealanders. It was senseless" - Ardern.

David Fisher: How to stop an act of terror like the New Lynn attack

ANALYSIS: For this young man, the law was used to its fullest extent, writes David Fisher.

Brian Fallow: Plan to reform RMA leaves many unanswered questions

Draft version of new law has business groups worried about obstacles to development.

New insolvency regime: Costs concern if liquidations surge

Some insiders concerned 'low quality practitioners' now have a veneer of respectability.

Accountants call for permanent legislative fix to work from home tax extension

Lockdown shows permanent working from home tax policy needed, say chartered accountants.

Is it OK to drive to an exercise spot?

Police admitted they had briefly put out the wrong advice.

Covid record-keeping to become mandatory at all levels - but retail exempt

Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins broke the news at the 1pm press conference.

North Carolina to raise marriage age from 14 to 16

NC was until recently one of a number of US states where the age of marriage was 14.

'Particularly intense' debate expected on conversion therapy, hate speech - officials

Officials recommended 'clear communication' from the Government on what the laws meant.

Police pay $2.4m for guns handed over in latest buyback

Just over 1000 guns have been returned in the latest amnesty.

Trust busting: Is it the beginning of the end for hiding relationship property?

Trusts used to hide relationship property are under attack and may be losing their power.

Steve Braunias: Love, loss and changing the law - The extraordinary life of Tim

Steve Braunias meets Tim Fairhall, who fought the law and the law lost.

National's new tough on crime campaign uses bad data, attacks scheme Collins helped set up

Judith Collins was Minister of Police in 2010 and Minister of Justice in 2014.

Gay conversion therapy ban - next steps to be announced by Government

More than 150,000 people signed a petition to ban the practice.

Turbulent times warrant a new look at director duties law

Backlash over company wage subsidy claims and profits a nod to need for a review.

IRD finding short-term accommodation after staff sent home due to seismic risk

About 1000 staff are working remotely after a seismic risk was found at Asteron Centre.