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Paul Goldsmith

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Boost for law and order

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By Paul Goldsmith, Mark Mitchell
| national.org.nz
Budget 2026 builds on the Government's back-to-basics approach to law and order by investing a total of $1.3 billion in policing, corrections and other law and order agencies, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith and Police Minister Mark Mitchell say. “This includes $391 million to support frontline policing, $512 million for Corrections and $224 million for the Ministry of Justice,” Paul Goldsmith says.
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Testing the bipolar outflow models: a well-shaped bipolar outflow shell in Mon R2

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By Paul Goldsmith, Nimesh Patel, Taoling Xie
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Anti-stalking laws take effect at midnight

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By Paul Goldsmith
| national.org.nz
Stalkers will face the full force of the law when the clock strikes midnight tonight, Justice Minister Paul Goldsmith says. “Tonight stalking will become a criminal offence punishable by up to five years in prison. Our government is sending a very clear message - this insidious behaviour has to stop. If it continues, stalkers will face the consequences. “For years we’ve heard accounts by Kiwi women that have been shocking.
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