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Paul Myburgh is an expert in maritime law at the University of Auckland. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is heading to Los Angeles for whistle-stop trip to meet with Hollywood movie studios. Audio

The human rights lawyer Michael Bott looks at the new search and surveillance laws enacted today; this is with reference to his representing one of the accused in the Urewera raids. Audio

The changes to existing laws aim to bring search and surveillance powers up to date with 21st century technology while critics say the changes may strip us of the basic human right to privacy. Audio

A senior associate at the Chen Palmer law firm, Nicholai Anderson, speaks about the wide ranging new laws. Audio

The Dunedin city council has paid 29-thousand dollars to settle a defamation suit by two former Otago Rugby Football Union officials. Audio

Auckland Council hopes the Government will change the law so it can fast-track a new set of rules for property development and planning in the region. Audio

Employment law and Anti-social behaviour in the workplace Audio

Lawyers have spoken out against a members' Bill that would force judges to list all their business and investment interests. Audio

The OIA, focussing on the changes that the Law Commission has recommended following its review. Audio

With Paul Barratt - Chief executive of Australia 21 - a non profit group of leading drug researchers, policy makers and business and community leaders - including a former federal police commissioner… Audio

Details of the police investigation in to John Bank's mayoral campaign donations have been made public. Audio

Laws governing donations to local body candidates are to be significantly overhauled, in the wake of the controversy surrounding the ACT Party leader, John Banks. Audio

The legcal concept of Discrimination. Audio

The sentencing of Guy Hallwright and remarks by judge Raoul Neave. Audio

Listening to that is Immigration New Zealand's general manager for intelligence, risk and integrity, Peter Elms. Audio

The Copyright Tribunal is for the first time going after three people accused of music piracy. Audio

After a storm of criticism in South Africa, murder charges have been dropped against a group of striking miners whose thirty four fellow workers were shot dead by police. Audio

Despite heavy lobbying by churches and groups opposed to gay marriage, MPs have given strong backing to legislation which would legalise same-sex marriage. Audio

Andrew discusses whether an employer can act if they only suspect a worker of wrong-doing. Audio

A new report by the Environmental Defence Society says New Zealand has lost its place as a world leader in marine animal protection, because of outdated laws. Audio

Kiwi Rail is continuing its legal efforts to stop Radio New Zealand revealing the contents of a leaked report outlining the future of the country's rail network. Audio

Professor Jennie Connor is the head of the Department of Preventive and Social Medicine at Otago University. Liz Read is an External Relations Director for Lion Nathan. Audio

A privacy case taken against a newspaper in the UK. Audio

The Labour Minister is adamant proposed law changes, which include removing the right of new workers to be hired under the terms of a collective contract, will help boost workers' wages even though… Audio