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Pacific people are among the thousands who've taken to the streets against a controversial immigration law that will be introduced in the US state of Arizona at the end of next month. Audio

A group of prominent New Zealanders is putting pressure on the government to raise the cost of alcohol and put the drinking age up to 20. Audio

The Law Society says a bill removing voting rights for prisoners is irrational, discriminatory and unfair. Audio

Legal commentator Dean Knight looks at who's legally enitled to adopt a child. Audio

The government is proposing a radical overhaul of securities law aimed at aiding investors in failed firms like Blue Chip, that fall outside the current law. Audio

Discusses the law and official information act Audio

The Government is looking to make it easier for religious workers, such as priests and clergy, to move to New Zealand. Audio

Legal options for nations wanting to halt Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean. Audio

Consumer laws are under review by the Government, which says some laws haven't been changed in 80 years. The Fair Trading Act, The Consumer Guarantees Act, and the Sale of Goods Act are among… Audio

The Government is about to make a second attempt to legalise the use of a coastal reserve by a Bay of Islands boat builder. Doug Schmuck's boatyard at Opua featured in several clauses in a government… Audio

Constitutional law experts say New Zealand needs an independent body, free of politicians, to determine who should receive honours. Audio

Legal commentator Mai Chen discusses the importance of the ombudsman. Audio

British police are trying to work out why a quiet taxi-driver went on a shooting spree around the Lake District, as Britain debates how to prevent a repeat of its worst rampage for years. Audio

The Auckland Super City legislation has passed into law but the government is still refusing to say how much money it expects will be saved as a result. Audio

The third and final Auckland Super City Bill passed its final reading in Parliment this evening. Audio

With Andrew Scott-Howman, discussing employment law and how to decide when a person is not an employee. Audio

The Law Commission says the War Pensions Act should be scrapped and replaced with two separate support schemes for war veterans. Audio

With Robert Lithgow. Audio

Repeat violent offenders face maximum sentences without parole after the passing of the Government's controversial three-strikes-and-you're-out sentencing legislation. Audio

The Maori Party MP, Hone Harawira joins usin the studio. Audio

The centre piece of ACT's coalition deal with the government, the three-strikes-and-you're-out sentencing bill, passed into law last night. Audio

Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez has signed a new foreign exchange law intended to strengthen the bolivar currency. Audio

Religion in the workplace. Audio

Ursula Cheer talk about the defamation case that become a cause celebre in the UK. Audio

The Green Party fears efforts to overhaul the current law on electoral campaign spending will open the door to corruption in politics. Audio