A letter signed by 50 influential Kiwi women was delivered to Wellington.
JustSpeak director Tania Sawicki Mead said just because the law change was legal, did not make it right.
The Inside Politics team say there were a few questions lingering around the new rules.
It renders the international crusade being mounted by her and James Shaw as hollow and hypocritical.
"I'm pleased we have managed to put the brakes on escalating pay increases."
Grant Robertson says the steady growth has allowed a new method for allocating money based on wellbeing.
Over the past year more than 50 people have died as a result of taking synthetic cannabis.
National MP accuses ACT leader of "publicity seeking" in bitter clash.
Google admits it inadvertently emailed the accused's name to a number of subscribers.
"To impute some sort of malicious, malignant engagement... shows what a bunch of Philadelphia lawyers they are," Mr Peters said.
That's according to the Finance Minister who's released The Half Year Economic and Fiscal Update.
Police will now have the discretion to take a "therapeutic approach" when considering prosecution.
Working party says there is too much at stake to give up as they target 2022 elections.
When asked today if she saw a future for alternatives, Conservation Minister Eugenie Sage said "absolutely".
Simon Bridges was questioning the PM over the issue as Air New Zealand engineer strikes approach.
Nicola Willis says her bill would save time, money and shows compassion.
It was announced Air NZ engineer strikes could be held over December 21, 22 and 23.
In September Parliament's Speaker laid a formal complaint with police over the incident.
The pair appear weekly side by side on TVNZ1's Breakfast.
However, National's Simon Bridges called it "terrible, unsafe, dangerous".
"Fireworks cause hundreds of accidents each year," said Gareth Hughes.
The National Party leader says the situation is dysfunctional.
She says she's been reassured Stephen Barclay's absence has nothing to do with how Kiwibuild is tracking.
Personal attacks were "something I would tone down if I was him", the former PM said.
The levy model that rates cars on its make and model is set to be scrapped.
The ANZ chair says despite the profit, the bank is not fleecing New Zealanders.
National's leader says NZ would be in good company alongside US and Australia if it rejected pact.
Economist Shamubeel Eaqub says leadership is needed from the industry and from Government.
Q+A host Corin Dann said he thought it would be in the public interest for Mr Twyford to comment.
The government aims to plant a billion trees by 2028.
