Graeme Edgeler is a lawyer and Public Address blogger.
Ardern is preparing to make a major announcement on election timing as a majority of MPs appear determined to see it delayed. Here are the ways it might play out.
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The government wants to call the vote on legalising marijuana a binding referendum but it isn't a binding referendum
The upcoming trial of a man accused of carrying out the Christchurch mosque shootings will be unprecedented in New Zealand law.
There has been widespread condemnation in NZ over Trump's visa ban, but we could show our words aren’t empty by undoing some of our own discriminatory immigration laws – and one in particular, writes Graeme Edgeler.
Opinion: By issuing a blanket ban because an age restriction would be “impracticable”, the Office of Film and Literature Classification has dangerously overdone it, putting drivers of the vans on a par with child sex offenders, writes Graeme Edgeler.
