It has been a very long time since allegations of corruption have been levelled at a Cabinet minister with such a degree of seriousness as was apparent in Parliament on Wednesday afternoon.

”Crusher” Judith Collins has very nearly gone the way of those boyracer cars she infamously decreed should be crunched.

Justice Minister Judith Collins has been put on notice by Prime Minister John Key that another blunder, on top of her admission yesterday she failed to disclose key details of a trip to China, could end her career.

Justice Minister Judith Collins has backtracked on a law change that would have ensured compensation for ill-treatment of prisoners by the state was used to benefit victims rather than being given to the inmates.

ACC chairman John Judge is to go following fresh revelations about the Bronwyn Pullar privacy breach this week.

Justice Minister Judith Collins has initiated High Court defamation action against Trevor Mallard and Andrew Little but the two Labour MPs remain defiant, saying the case is unlikely to make it into the courthouse.

ACC Minister Judith Collins is refusing to comment on speculation she will not follow through on her threat to sue Radio New Zealand for defamation.

ACC minister Judith Collins has told an employers group that ACC needs to rebuild public trust and had fallen short in protecting privacy after controversies and complaints about it.

ACC Minister Judith Collins raised the stakes in the ongoing ACC scandal by saying she will resign if she is linked to the leak of a sensitive email, as the Auditor-General yesterday initiated yet another inquiry into the matter.

ACC Minister Judith Collins is planning legal action against two Labour Party politicians and a media outlet for alleged defamation.