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The Australian senate will today vote on a solution to the country's ongoing problems with asylum seekers. Audio

Families of people who've been raped, abused or killed have made emotional pleas to MPs to toughen bail laws. Audio

Auckland barrister Grant Illingworth discusses the Bill of Rights. Audio

With Professor John Burrows - Law Commission. Audio

The Law Commission is recommending cyber-bullying be made a criminal offence. Audio

The Government wants to change the law to allow the Transport Agency to borrow large sums of money to fund its roading projects. Audio

Comments New Zealand First leader, Winston Peters, and Green MP Holly Walker. Audio

The outcome of the review of the Family Court and how it compares with a similar review in the UK. Audio

Australia may be known as the lucky country, but there are same sex couples that may be keen to come to New Zealand to wed. Audio

The Government's overhaul of the Family Court will mean people having less access to lawyers and fewer cases actually reaching the court. Audio

The Local Government Minister, David Carter, has confirmed that the Government intends to have new anonymous donation laws in place in time for next year's local body elections. Audio

The Samoan Law Reform Commission has released a report recommending widespread changes to the regulation of media organisations. Audio

Members bills. Audio

The Prime Minister is promising to toughen up local election campaign laws even though he accepts ACT Party leader John Banks did nothing wrong during the 2010 Auckland mayoral campaign. Audio

Some of the country's biggest councils want warranties to be introduced in new building laws, to safeguard both consumers and councils. Kathryn talks to John Gray, president of the Home Owners and… Audio

The Law Commission has recommended extending the reach of the Official Information Act to cover both Parliament and the courts. Audio

Racial abuse in sports teams. Audio

The president of the Principals' Federation, Paul Drummond, and the deputy chair of the Medical Association, Mark Peterson joined Simon Mercep this morning to discuss the coroner's recommendations. Audio

The ruling is the first legal challenge to the special powers the minister has been granted. Audio

The first part of the Government's major overhaul of the welfare system has been passed into law. Audio

Mai discuss the water claim before the Waitangi tribunal. Audio

With Dr Chris Wilkins, head of the drug research team at Massey University's Centre for Social and Health Outcomes Research and Evaluation, on the Government's announcement that distributors and… Audio

The Government wants party pills and legal highs to have to go through the same rigorous testing as all new medicines. Audio

A retired airline pilot has told a court that a Pacific Blue pilot did not break the law and was within his rights to fly out of Queenstown close to a night-time curfew. Audio

Two New Zealand defamation cases, both of which indicate an increasing relaxation or opening up of the law in ways that will benefit media. Audio