Creating a more unified approach for territorial authorities will also assist in making sure buildings are safer.

Product suppliers must understand the importance of compliance with the FTA and any relevant product safety standards.

Link to summary of changes to Companies Act during this pandemic and commentary on these changes.

Employers should reassess workplace vaccination policies to ensure they will achieve the aim of staff health and safety.

There remains a lot of uncertainty around what employers will be able to do when it comes to workplace vaccination.

Employers need to carefully monitor health and safety risks, including their workload, stress levels, and mental health.

Discussed changes to the law relating to intensive winter grazing. Link to full amendment regulations.

Overseas companies often require assurances that products and services are free from slavery and exploitation.

The decision applies the voidable transaction regime to payments made by third parties on behalf of a debtor company.

The Natural Hazards Insurance Bill replaces the Earthquake Commission Act 1993 to overhaul the Earthquake Commission (EQC).

Whether you run a small local business or a large multi-national organisation, your brand may be your most important asset.

Discussion about alternative ways to resolve disputes during the COVID-19 pandemic, whilst courts stand still.

This 2017 amendment bill provided an important opportunity to affirm Government support for arbitration in New Zealand.

Ensuring compliance the Privacy Act 2020 (Privacy Act), while mitigating cybersecurity risks is a fundamental aspect.

Recent changes aim to cool the market by removing incentives for speculators while increasing the housing supply.

The process for subdividing and building residential dwellings in future is intended to be consistent across New Zealand.

This article examines two common issues of concern with Airbnb rentals: local council rates and district plan compliance.

Commercial property investors may have a lot to consider over the coming months.

Someone who has paid to have goods manufactured - whether in part or full - can claim an equitable lien in the goods.

As AI becomes more embedded in digital infrastructure, it introduces new security risks & regulatory challenges.