Catriona MacLennan is a barrister, journalist, author, report writer, television presenter, media commentator and project director.
Mike Smith's legal challenge against some of Aotearoa’s largest corporates will go ahead after the High Court refused to strike it out.
Time to place parties on an even footing and make elections a contest of ideas, not dollars.
As New Zealand suffers from drought and the effects of climate change become more severe, now is not the time for New Zealand to be shipping water offshore.
In 1994, we sent a cross-party delegation of five MPs to Timor-Leste on a fact-finding mission. It made a real difference, and could do again for West Papuans.
John Key insisted that the CEO of the bank had been treated in the same way a junior teller would be. Can anyone really take that seriously?
This festive season a new law will give police more power to protect women who need help most, writes barrister and anti-violence advocate Catriona MacLennan.
The High Court has slammed the MSD after it 'misconceived' the rules around beneficiaries borrowing money. It should now halt all High Court debt recovery, says Catriona MacLennan
A clear pattern emerges in sexual harassment stories across NZ, and it reveals we just don’t take the issue seriously, writes Catriona MacLennan.
