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‘Assault discharge a tragedy for women’ – ACT

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Responding to the discharge without conviction and permanent name suppression of a man who punched a 71-year-old woman in the head at a protest...

Parliament to vote on new protection against stalking, harassment of company directors

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The Companies (Address Information) Amendment Bill, sponsored by Labour’s Deborah Russell, replicates the purpose of Trask’s own members’ bill, the Companies (Non-publication of Directors’...

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Riots close 400 high schools in France after student protests turn violent

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Student protests in France escalated into riots that closed...

Legal action targets two-dose Covid requirements for 12- to 17-year-olds

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Fresh legal action is challenging if the two-dose Covid...

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Alongside strategic voting and the release of The Maori...

Maori Party doubles down on strategic voting in bid to repeat 2023 overhang

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The Maori Party has named just one list candidate...

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