He Waka Roimata – which translates as 'a vessel of tears' – shares reflections on conversations and submissions Te Uepū received from New Zealanders about the criminal justice system.

For those of us who aren’t policy wonks, the causal impression you could get of government and its enacting of public policy is one of continuous failure. In a new study, researchers have assembled twenty examples of public policy successes from Australia and New Zealand.

The New Zealand government is seeking public feedback on proposals to more effectively tax the digital economy in New Zealand.

This systematic review aims to identify and evaluate all studies that measured psychological distress or mental disorder following the Canterbury earthquakes to establish the psychological consequences of the earthquakes on those exposed.

This report was prepared as part of the New Zealand Law Foundation-funded project: Artificial Intelligence and Law in New Zealand. The overall focus of the report is on the regulatory issues surrounding uses of AI in New Zealand.