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The Labour Party is refusing to back law changes that will allow the Government Security Communications Bureau to legally spy on New Zealanders. Audio

The Government will proceed with changing the law to let the GCSB spy on New Zealanders legally, when it's helping out other law enforcement agencies. Audio

The Government will proceed with law changes to allow the GCSB to legally spy on New Zealanders, when it's helping other law enforcement agencies. Audio

Canterbury University law professor, Ursula Cheer, is with us. Audio

Ryan tells us why he thinks the Prime Minister has been unfairly treated in the GCSB appointment saga given what the law actually says about the appointment process. Audio

John Key says the government will look at changing the law to allow the Government Communications Security Bureau to be able to spy on New Zealanders. With Greg O'Connor - The Police Association… Audio

The Prime Minister is backing a law change that would allow the Government Communications Security Bureau to spy on New Zealanders. Audio

Oil exploration and mining experts say law changes to increase penalties against anti-mining protestors are needed to keep the industry safe. Audio

A High Court judge has criticised alcohol laws as being lax, while sending a man to jail for a booze fueled attack which left the victim with serious brain injuries. Audio

A group of prominent New Zealanders and environmental groups are condemning a proposed law change which would restrict protests at sea - saying it is an attack on democratic freedoms, and breaches… Audio

The peace activist who 40 years ago founded Peace Squadrons of small boats to protest against nuclear warship visits says moves to restrict protests at sea not only erode democratic freedoms but are… Audio

While proposed new laws that would see cyber bullies jailed could save lives, there's a warning they could also curb internet freedom. Audio

A victim of cyber bullying says she wishes new laws to tackle the problem were around in 2009 to help her. Audio

The planned tough new laws to protect people from cyber bullying and harassment , which include giving the District Court new powers. Audio

The Mayor of Westland District Council says freedom camping may need to be reassessed now that the council has had to suspend its camping bylaw. Audio

Wellington barrister, Robert Lithgow looks at the big picture of all the activity in the Criminal Justice Sector in the last few years. Audio

A French woman in Queenstown who told police it was the fault of the laws here that she drove on wrong side of the road, is now in prison for two months and will probably be deported. Audio

Employment law specialist Andrew Scott Howman discusses religion in the workplace. Audio

The Hon Michael Kirby is a former Justice of the High Court of Australia who has turned his attention to animal rights and the law. He is a patron of the Human Animal Research Network, and a patron of… Audio

The Council of Trade Unions' James Sleep and the Employer and Manufacturers Association's David Lowe discuss the implications of the new legislation. Audio

In the US, Colorado police are hunting for the gunman who shot dead the state's prison boss as he opened his own front door. Audio

The Earthquake Recovery Minister says he's instructed government agencies to prosecute any fraudulent activity during the Christchurch rebuild, to the full extent of the law. Audio

The group set up to create a blue-print to significantly reduce both child abuse and domestic violence in NZ; and the use of expert witnesses in criminal family courts report, which has just been… Audio

A coroner says a deerstalker shot dead last year by his friend could still be alive today if recommendations from a previous inquest had been followed and made into law Audio

A bill giving workers Monday off when Waitangi Day and Anzac Day fall on a weekend is a step closer to becoming law. Audio