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Pizza firm ordered to keep Segways off footpaths

Hauraki Gulf: Planning for the future

As valuable to marine life as it is prized by humans, the Hauraki Gulf is in decline. Though solutions seem as elusive as the gulf's fish stocks, a groundswell is building for collaboration.

Liam Dann: Duty to protect our kids trumps tobacco's case

Forget about intellectual property; Kiwis want the tobacco industry to wither and die, writes Liam Dann.

John Roughan: Plain packs a plain vendetta

Last-ditch bid to limit alcopops

The Labour Party will make a last-ditch attempt to introduce strict limits on the sale of sweetened alcoholic drinks after the Government backed down on its plan to ban high-strength alcopops.

Three prosecuted for smacking in last half of 2011

Farmers feel harassed over badger cull

Toll roads to collect your details

All motorists using toll roads will have personal information collected under new legislation, worrying civil liberties advocates.

Booze bill makes barons back down