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John Bluck explores what it means to be Pakeha in a series of talks. This sixth and final episode is entitled How might it be? Audio

A law professor says the Nauru government has behaved shamefully over the Nauru 19 case and the Pacific must speak out about it. Audio

The world's only research institute specialising in international refugee law says Australia should stop detaining asylum seekers on Pacific Islands. Audio

Media correspondent Gavin Ellis looks at how permanent name suppression is a fraudster's dream. Audio

New Zealand MPs are set to vote on euthanasia this Wednesday, but 23 of them are still undecided. Medical, legal and ethical experts have their say, including a visiting Canadian doctor who has… Audio

What were your favourite fireworks growing up? Audio

Fireworks in the backyard with the kids be a thing of the past, if Auckland council gets its way. It is pushing for a private fireworks ban. We ask the panellists whether they think it's time… Audio

A tenant has won a case against her property manager for withholding the bond of the rental because carpets hadn't been cleaned.  Audio

An advertisement appeared in the paper and online over the weekend has caused a stir, with many unsure of what it means. We try and explain what the idea was behind  #National2020.  Audio

An advertisement appeared in the paper and online over the weekend has caused a stir, with many unsure of what it means. It was a take on a classic Dick Frizell print, and the ad showed John Key's… Audio

A landmark case in the Australian High Court last week ruled that a man who donated his sperm to a friend who wanted to have a child is the girl's lawful father, and the mother is barred from moving… Audio

Reducing deaths and injuries on the roads - rather than preventing crashes - will be the country's road safety strategy from next year.

The new strategy called Vision Zero accepts crashes are… Video, Audio

In this episode of Voices; we hear local reactions to a controversial new extradition bill in Hong Kong with mainland China that's been suspended - for now. Audio

25 years on since a jury acquitted O.J Simpson of murdering his wife and her companion, his trial lawyer, F. Lee Bailey is incensed that there's cloud over his innocence. He explains why he's written… Audio

The Act party struggles to attract supporters, but has no problem getting the attention of the media. Its new proposals to beef up freedom of speech were debated throughout the week in the news. Audio

The Mail Online is one of the world’s most popular websites - partly because it recycles the online journalism of other outlets as clickbait. You’ll never believe what happened when New Zealand-based… Audio

With the fourth season of Malcolm Gladwell's popular show 'Revisionist History' (Pushkin Industries) starting this week, we share two past episodes. 'Divide and Conquer' tells the story of how a… Audio

Labour MP Willie Jackson says his mother's illness has led him to vote in favour of the End of Life Choice bill next week, despite her views against euthanasia. He spoke to Checkpoint reporter Alex… Audio

Jason Trembath, a former top Hawke's Bay cricketer who indecently assaulted 11 women and posted an intimate photo of a passed-out woman online, has been sentenced to more than five years in jail. Audio

A gun shop owner who was consulted as part of the government's buyback scheme says his advice has been grossly misrepresented and ignored. Deputy Political Editor Craig McCulloch reports. Audio

Justice Minister Andrew Little yesterday announced that Government would introduce legislation allowing people to enrol on the same day, and the proposed law change would also allow ballot boxes in… Audio

Fancy voting for your favourite candidate while picking up some bananas from the supermarket Justice Minister Andrew Little yesteday announced that Government would introduce legislation allowing… Audio

In a small corner of Grey Lynn, Auckland, trees are being cleared and tired old buildings are being demolished for a new development.

That doesn't sound particularly unusual - but it is.

Claire… Audio

After researching the shocking conditions kids in detention centres had to deal with, US immigration reporter Aura Bogado set out to talk to some of them.  Audio

The National Party is accusing the government of rushing changes in electoral law to advantage the coalition's re-election.

But Justice Minister Andrew Little says the moves will strengthen… Audio