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Gun-shop owners say the government's crackdown on high-powered air guns is a feel-good law that will please voters, but won't save lives. Audio

The Police Association and other groups doubt a crackdown on high-powered air guns will keep the weapons out of the hands of criminals. Audio

President Barack Obama has signed into law a bill being dubbed the greatest overhaul of the United States financial sector since the Great Depression. Audio

Supporters of tenants rights are disappointed an overhaul of tenancy laws did not bring an end to agency letting fees. Audio

Discussing judicial appointments and diversity. Audio

The lawyer for an elderly remand prisoner with Parkinson's disease and possible dementia says his client's illnesses could see him jailed for years under the three strikes rule. Audio

Voices were raised in Parliament this afternoon as political parties took the Government to task over it new industrial relations rules. Audio

This afternoon the Government moved to quell fears every employee will be required to provide a medical certificate every time they are sick. Audio

Australian Opposition Leader Tony Abbott is under intense pressure to explain his position on labour laws after a series of media interviews today. Audio

Employers say law changes making it easier to fire workers and control union access to the workplace will encourage them to take on new employees. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, is poised to announce plans for a shake-up of employment laws. Audio

Labour party leader Phil Goff live in the studio. Audio

The Law Society says sloppy invoicing by lawyers claiming legal aid is not widespread. Audio

The Labour Party says Government moves to change labour laws are an unnecessary attack on workers rights. Audio

On the line is the president of the Law Society, Jonathan Temm. Audio

One of the Waihopai spy base activists says a law change would not prevent him carrying similar attacks in future. Audio

One of the activists who avoided convictions for his attack on the Waihopai spy base says a proposed law change is aimed at stifling protest in New Zealand. Audio

John Edwards looks at patients' rights to remedies. Audio

Over the weekend protesters in the United States ramped up opposition to Arizona's immigration laws which they say will target Hispanics. Audio

There are new questions over last year's retrial of David Bain, with suggestions that one juror had a significant conviction for dishonesty, and another was a qualified lawyer. Audio

A Waikato dairy farmer who supplies Fonterra says the government should readdress the law that forces the dairy giant to help its direct competitors. Audio

The Obama administration has filed a legal challenge to Arizona's tough new immigration law which comes into force at the end of the month. Audio

New domestic violence laws. Audio

A defence lawyer says a voluntary accord involving retailers will do nothing to reduce the number of knives carried on the street. Audio

The Justice Minister, Simon Power, has given the quality of Parliamentary debate the credit for a last minute change to legislation designed to speed up the courts. Audio