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Part 1 in our series on proposed reforms to New Zealand's Fair Trading Act.

New Zealand is opening the door to licensed online casino operators for the first time.

New Zealand is consulting on reforms to its payment services regulatory framework, with submissions closing 3 July 2026.

New modern slavery legislation is progressing through Parliament and is now open for public consultation.

The Broadcasting Standards Authority has concluded it has jurisdiction over an online media outlet that livestreams to New Zealand audiences.

Hudson Gavin Martin was delighted to once again author the New Zealand chapter of Lexology In Depth: Space Law.

The Government’s new Cyber Security Strategy 2026–2030 and Action Plan 2026–2027 signal a renewed push to strengthen New Zealand’s resilience to digital threats.

Negotiating a fintech partnership agreement is not a zero sum game.

New rule 3A means individuals must be notified about indirect collection under the Biometric Processing Privacy Code 2025.

IPP3A is almost here, and agencies that collect personal information indirectly need to prepare.

As the Office of the Privacy Commissioner moves enquiries online, agencies should be ready to handle more privacy issues themselves.

As people increasingly turn to AI tools for guidance on sensitive legal issues, the emerging lesson from United States v Heppner is that what feels confidential may be neither private nor privileged.