The Health System Cyberattacks as a Catalyst for Exposure of New Zealand’s Digital Defences
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Projecthealthcare, healthcare law, NZ Public Mental Health System, health system, health system cyberattacks, cyberattacks, New Zealand Government, new zealand cyberattacks, health information, stigma, discrimination, waikato, waitkato district health board, dark web, medimap, health information information privacy code, finland, health nz, Mental Health NZ, privacy amendment act 2025, ipp, cybersecurity action plan, waikato district health board, cyber security, cyber law
What happened to Pay Equity? A Recap on the Equal Pay Amendment Act 2025
Where should Freedom of Speech end?
Is AI the Lawyer of Tomorrow? Exploring how AI fits into the New Zealand Legal System
Your Face, Their Data: Is New Zealand's Privacy Law Keeping Up with AI?
“Silk” with Strings Attached - Who Gets to be a Kings Counsel?
Shifting Odds: The Rise of Modern Gambling & New Zealand’s Legislative Response
Rights Without Reach: How Much do New Zealand Employees Actually Know About Their Rights in the Workplace?
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Will Move-On Orders Improve Public Safety?
From “Give Effect” to “Take Into Account”: Legislative Tidying or a Retreat From Treaty Obligations?
The Patents Act 2013: Strengthening Protection for Mātauranga Māori
Clouded Judgement? AWS in New Zealand and the Cost of Digital Growth
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice ProjectAmazon, AWS, digital, Amazon Web Services, Cloud, Digital, Digital Cloud, Luxon, Chris Luxon, Christopher Luxon, New Zealand, New Zealand economy, cloud infrastructure, New Zealand tech industry, Digital economy, data centre, data sovereignty, privacy act 2020, privacy, security, GDPR
Deepfakes and New Zealand's Law: An Evaluation of the Deepfake Digital Harm and Exploitation Bill
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Projectdeepfakes, AI, deepfake digital harm exploitation bill, Laura McClure, ACT party, sexually explicit deepfakes, Harmful Digital Communications Act 2015, deepfake pornography, digitally fabricated images, Crimes Act 1961, protecting young people and women
Who Gets a Slice of Justice? Efficiency Review Puts Legal Aid at Risk
Democratic Backsliding; Is New Zealand at Risk?
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Projectdemocratic backsliding, democracy, U.S., Brazil, India, Poland, checks and balances, Trump, United Nations, liberal international order, international law, MMP shortcomings, Regulatory Standards Bill, fast-tracking bills, urgency, threats to democracy
Parliamentary Urgency: Hero or Villian?
New Zealand’s ‘Crude’ Revival: The Crown Minerals Amendment Act and its Environmental Spillover
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice ProjectCrown Minerals Amendment Act 2025, Offshore oil drilling, New Zealand, Deep-sea mining, Crown Minerals Act 1991, Jacinda Arden, Christopher Luxon, Oil drilling, Gas drilling, Environmental catastrophe, Shane Jones, Greenpeace, Megan Woods, Chloe Swarbick, kaitiakitanga, te tiriti o waitangi, Fishers, Fossil fuels, Emissions, Urgency, Exploratory drilling, Sealife
The Rainbow Crossing Court Case: An Attempt to Limit Queer Rights Through Traffic Regulation?
US Tariffs and Their Impact on New Zealand
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice Projecttariffs, usa, new zealand, economics, protectionism, trade, trade negotiations, luxon, trump, Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, KiwiSaver, trade with China, New Zealand GDP, international markets, 'Liberation Day' tariffs, New Zealand consumers, New Zealand businesses
A New Name, the Same Agenda: The Dangers of the Regulatory Standards Bill
Amicus CuriaeThe Equal Justice ProjectTreaty of Waitangi, environment, Waitangi Tribunal, Treaty Principles Bill, Indigenous rights, Tania Waikato, Jane Kelsey, Māori, Regulatory Standards Bill, RSB, te tiriti o waitangi, Democracy, neoliberalism
