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Large donations will not be able to be declared as anonymous in this year's local elections, under a bill a Labour MP has dubbed 'the brain fade law'. Audio

There are calls for child abuse laws to be strengthened to protect children left in the care of cooks in methamphetamine labs. Audio

The Public Defence Service. Audio

Supporters of same sex marriage hope a plan to protect the rights of religious celebrants will allay fears and the law change will go ahead. Audio

The implications of the Ombudsman report on the Government's handling of the industrial action surrounding 'The Hobbit'. Audio

The Government has passed legislation to make sure its smoking ban in prisons does not break the law. Audio

The Prime Minister has conceded the Government changed the employment law for the film industry because of pressure from Hollywood studios, despite the Crown Law Office advising against it. Audio

The legal issues around the proposed Auckland convention centre and the Christchurch school closures. Audio

The first of a raft of changes under the new liquor licensing laws has come into effect. Audio

A coroner wants the law changed to stop people jailed for driving offences serving any licence disqualifications while they're in prison. Audio

Family lawyer Deborah Hollings discusses the implications of the UK case where a rape victim committed suicide after being cross examined in court. Audio

Maria Pozza, an academic studying the international law of outer space, in particular the arms control provisions of existing space law. Audio

There are calls for a two-strike law to tackle illegal street racing. Audio

To what extent are employees able to air personal views without implicating their employer? Audio

The Prime Minister will today announce further changes to planning laws to make it easier to build new houses. Audio

Constitutional law, the opening of Parliament and confidence votes. Audio

Employment Law specialist Maria Berryman looks at an Equal Pay test case on its way to the Employment Court looking at the context of the litigation and the issues it will need to address. Audio

As the first victims of the Connecticut school massacre are buried, two pro-gun have senators called for changes to firearm laws. Audio

The grieving people of Newtown in Connecticut, soon to be joined by President Barack Obama, have poured into churches to pray for the children and adults who died in one of the worst ever US shooting… Audio

The dean of law at Canterbury University Chris Gallavin is with us. Audio

How the law attempts to deal with hoaxes and pranks in the media that lead to harm. Audio

Parliament has passed liquor law reforms that place greater restrictions on the sale and supply of alcohol. Audio

The disgraced Auckland lawyer, Barry Hart, has been back in court today battling to save his career. Audio

The internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom is planning to sue the police and the Government's spy agency. Audio

Proposed changes to home-based Early Childhood Education. Audio