Mahvash Ikram A senior practitioner was “grossly negligent” when he twice set up corporate structures designed to circumvent the consenting provisions of the Overseas Investment Act (OIA), a ...
Michael Andrew In 1962, Dame Judith Potter was told she wouldn’t get a job as a junior law clerk because they wouldn’t employ a girl. Two decades later, when Lady Deborah Chambers KC joined her first ...
Ani O’Brien Every election campaign we, the voters, are treated to a pantomime in which parties make promise after promise ...
Labour will reject minor parties’ demands for sweeping new tax measures, Chris Hipkins says, insisting a capital gains tax ...
Chris Trotter From the perspective of New Zealand’s two largest parties, the first MMP election in 1996 was also the worst.
Mahvash Ikram A lawyer who “foolishly” gave her employer a fake obituary to justify taking bereavement leave has been ...
Neil Sands New Zealand’s finances are in better shape that predicted in the May Budget but remain vulnerable to downside ...
A disciplinary tribunal has dismissed all charges against a barrister accused of having sex with his client, finding that the ...
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Neil Sands High-flying lawyer Susan Rowe had it all – almost a decade as partner at a national law firm, a happy home life, a ...
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