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It says they've been told by the Ministry that there won't be contracts for specialist centres. Audio

Dr Ryan Malone is a constitutional and public law commentator and Director of Civic Square, which provides training on how Government works, plus policy and law-making. He talks about how a conscience… Audio

A commercial lawyer says a bill before Parliament should address major holes in New Zealand's financial law which are hurting the country's reputation. Audio

To the United States, where its highest court has narrowly upheld President Obama's signature healthcare law - which requires most Americans to get insurance by 2014 or face a fine. Audio

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Legislation allowing the Government to sell up to 49 percent of four state-owned energy companies is expected to be passed by Parliament this afternoon. Audio

Three years since it was enacted, the anti-boy racer legislation is finally claiming its first victim with the crushing later this morning of a car belonging to a Wellington man. Audio

Workplace email policies - how much can your boss find out about what you write in your emails and your other computer use at work? Audio

A top police agency is sounding a warning about drug-taking truck drivers in New Zealand after a leap in the number caught in Australia. Audio

The legislation paving the way for the partial sale of four state-owned assets is steadily making its way through Parliament, and has now passed its second reading. Audio

An Australian law professor Kimberlee Weatherall says the experience with free trade agreements in her country shows the public should be worried about a loss of sovereignty to international… Audio

Lucy Lawless, says she illegally boarded a ship during a protest against oil exploration, because it is what she felt she had to do. Audio

The Dunedin city council says it is powerless to reduce the salary of the Otago Museum's head because of an Act of Parliament. Audio

Discusses changes to the way New Zealand regulates foreign vessels fishing in the country's EEZ. Audio

Feuding couples will soon have to pay hundreds of dollars to have their disputes settled through the Family Court. Audio

The Professional Boxing Association says the dearth of laws covering kickboxing, cage-fighting and other martial arts is putting lives at risk. Audio

With the Government backing down on its education changes, attention is turning to how the Government will handle another of its more controversial policies, the partial sale of some state owned… Audio

The father of slain Feilding farmer, Scott Guy, has told a High Court Jury of a phone call he received from the man accused of the killing. Audio

The Crown says the FBI didn't break the law by taking evidence seized from Kim Dotcom's house back to the United States. Audio

A UK defamation case may have implications in NZ. Audio

The killing which rocked a small rural town in Manawatu is back in the news today as the dead man's brother-in-law goes on trial for his murder. Audio

An environmental watchdog is calling for law changes so more rivers are protected and more quickly from development including hydro dams. Audio

Grant discusses judicial reviews. Audio

The Prime Minister is heading to Britain at the end of the week to celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee as New Zealand officials continue to co-ordinate work on changing the succession laws. Audio

In a tearful speech, the mother of slain teenager Christie Marceau has urged the Government to listen to the petition calling for tougher bail laws, signed by almost 60 thousand people. Audio