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Proposed changes to home-based Early Childhood Education. Audio

Listening to that was the chief executive of the Telecommunications Users Association, Paul Brislen. Audio

Ratepayers are being warned not to expect cheaper bills as a result of Parliament passing legislation to radically revamp local councils. Audio

The importance of Courts in a wide range of situations. Audio

The Law Commission is calling for the Attorney General to spell out exactly how he decides who should become a High Court judge. Audio

An employment advocate says the law needs to change to stop migrant workers being ripped off by their employers and left thousands of dollars out of pocket. Audio

The law designed to protect whistleblowers is not working, and it's keeping people quiet about potentially life-saving information. Audio

A Wellington Barrister says a law to protect whistleblowers is too weak, and it's putting people off. Audio

New police figures show almost 30-thousand people have been issued with tickets for calling or texting on their mobile. Audio

MPs have been told that allowing gay people to marry would give them equality with heterosexuals. Audio

The difference between government and parliament. Audio

Ryan Malone reflects on the career of the late Greg King. Audio

Data Mining and what employers can and can't ask you. Audio

Workplace health and safety laws, enacted 20 years ago, are coming in for renewed criticism after this week's scathing Royal Commission report on the Pike River mine disaster. Audio

MPs are deadlocked on what changes should be made to legislation to radically revamp local councils. Audio

Legal commentator John Brown is an Auckland barrister specialising in Trusts. He is the General Editor of the third edition of New Zealand Master Trusts Guide. Audio

Unions say planned changes to employment laws will strip rights from New Zealand's most vulnerable workers. Audio

Why judges are continuing to ignore the clear direction given by Parliament in 2010 when it unanimously increased penalties for animal cruelty offences. Audio

Politicians are making no promises the Christie Marceau case will influence the new bail laws, currently making their way through Parliament. Audio

Auckland barrister Grant Illingworth discusses judicial accountability. Audio

The principal of a Christchurch primary school, earmarked for closure, says he's continuing to explore legal avenues and has been meeting with other like-minded principals. Audio

Will the shakeup of the legal high industry be enough to deter people from manufacturing and selling products? Audio

Supporters of victims of crime are horrified Crown Law has almost spent more defending a claim for compensation than the amount of money being sought by the victim. Audio

Mai Chen and Kathryn discuss the lobbying disclosure Bill. Audio

The Justice Minister has softened a number of the Government's proposed changes to legal aid. Audio