sentences:  As in Australia, "NZ Truth" capitalised on unrestricted press coverage of divorce cases during its first half century, with court evidence of adultery cases given lengthy, invariably saucy treatment.In 1958, a Labour government passed a law restricting coverage to the bare bones of proceedings, removing a vital part of "Truth's" editorial 'bread and butter'.In 1963, as revelations of a seamy British political scandal unfolded, audited circulation reached a peak of 240,000, and the weekly claimed a readership of a million Kiwis.