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No obvious contender among possible successors to star politician, strong communicator.
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A report into the conduct of the Crown in the case of Alan Hall now sits with police.
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Shane Jones: Beware hasty judges and patsy MPs
OPINION: A Supreme Court decision on the voting age is stepping on parliamentary toes.
Sasha Borissenko: Should 16-year-olds be allowed to vote?
The Supreme Court puts the issue in play.
Editorial: Voting age pulled from the too-hard basket
OPINION: Our editorial on a conscience vote to lower the voting age.
NZ could see ‘differential’ voting age system for local and general elections
Lowering voting age to 16 at local elections could offer 'trial run'.
Parliament to consider lowering voting age to 16
However, any change seems unlikely with it needing at least 75 per cent support of MPs.
Supreme Court rules in favour of lowering voting age to 16
Appeal makes it to NZ's highest court, but only Parliament can decide if law will change.
"Closure": Alan Hall's family await Crown investigation findings
Alan Hall spent 19 years in prison for a murder he didn't commit.
Murderer claims life sentence is unjust, but Supreme Court declines appeal
Supreme Court turns down killer Joseph Wheeler's bid.
Financiers facing multi-million fines in money-laundering case fail in Supreme Court bid
The mother and son were prosecuted over transactions totalling more than $53 million.
Sasha Borissenko: Will NZ Uber drivers' legal win lead to broader change?
A small group of New Zealand Uber drivers were ruled to be employees.
Former National Party president named as political figure in prominent businessman’s trial
Michelle Boag was today revealed as the political figure named in the high-profile case.
Court of last resort: Sacked hospital worker's appeal bid denied
Ana Shaw objected to a large legal costs bill; now it's higher after losing appeal bid.
Peter Ellis maintained his innocence and fought for justice after death
Ellis: 'I really know I'm not guilty of abusing children at the Civic Creche.'
'We'd cuddle him': Peter Ellis' siblings never doubted his innocence
'[We] never doubted ... he was innocent and that was it," say Peter Ellis' family.
Peter Ellis saga explained: The twists and turns of Chch Civic Creche sex abuse case
The man at the centre of the case is no longer alive to see today's verdicts.
Focus: Supreme Court quashes conviction in Peter Ellis case
The Supreme Court has quashed Ellis' 13 convictions, saying there was a "substantial miscarriage of justice" in the case of the former creche worker who was jailed for child sexual abuse in 1993. Video / Courts of NZ
Justice beyond the grave: Peter Ellis' child abuse convictions quashed
Peter Ellis has had his name cleared in a history-making call by the highest court in NZ.
Focus: Ellis lawyers and family friend speak post appeal
Focus: Ellis lawyers and family friend speak post appeal. Video / NZ Herald
Peter Ellis may clear name posthumously
The decision of Peter Ellis's posthumous appeal to clear his name will be heard tomorrow.
'Significant changes': US Supreme Court poised to keep marching to right in new term
The US Supreme Court's new term starts this week. What is on its agenda?
Will man who spent two decades wrongly imprisoned get compensation?
'I'm comfortable it will be a result in Alan's favour' - Alan Hall's brother Geoff.
Māori not convinced that land earmarked for return won't be sold prior
Supreme Court denies bid for moratorium on land sale ahead of reparations hearing.
Toupees and necklaces: Murderer's legal action costs taxpayers nearly $1 million
Phillip John Smith has cost taxpayers thousands of dollars each year.
Exclusive: NZ judge resigns from Dubai post after human rights furore
Recruitment of respected judges from overseas branded 'judge washing'.
What happened at Morrison Kent? Law firm review kept from public
Insiders say the report has not been distributed to all staff either.
Biden considers health emergency for women wanting abortion
US President mulls extreme measures to free up resources for women.
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Abortion battleground shifts to US courthouses
Opposing forces descend on courts to try and enforce or delay Stateside bans.
Spartacus actor apologises to unborn daughter after Roe v Wade overturned
"I feel a need to apologise to her and she hasn't even been born."
Popular judge will preside for another two years before fully retiring
Northland's Judge John McDonald will preside for another two years before fully retiring