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NEW ZEALAND

Australasian Legal Information Institute. Law, legislation, and courts.
Full-text primary and secondary legal resources.

New Zealand Legal Information Institute  
Includes Courts and Tribunals (from the Supreme Court down), law journals and law reform reports.

Knowledge Basket
Fee-based database. Contains all Acts of New Zealand. The database can be searched either through subscription or usage based charging. The Acts database can be browsed for free. The library doesn't have a subscription. See the library's collection policy.

LawHawk
Provides a site collection dealing with finding New Zealand sources of law located on the Internet (links to legislation, cases, treaties, legal guides, etc.).

LINX
Contains New Zealand case law, journal articles and textbooks from 1986 - to the present. There are some cases that date back to 1983. The most comprehensive coverage of New Zealand case law & commentary.

Public Access to Legislation
Free online access to up-to-date electronic versions of Acts and Statutory Regulations. The website offers a basic, searchable, unofficial electronic access to New Zealand legislation. It will be replaced by a more comprehensive database, which will include Bills before Parliament, early next year. The site allows users to navigate through Statutes, Regulations, and hypertext linked legislation references. Users can search for selected words or phrases, and look for specific pieces of legislation by name or section number.

Guides:
Introduction to New Zealand Law 
By Margaret Greville.