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Draft laws have been introduced to Australia's parliament making it easier for New Zealand trained doctors to work across the Tasman. Audio

New law enabling boyracers' vehicles to be crushed and allowing councils to ban street cruising is being welcomed by the Christchurch people who've been hounded by illegal street racing for years. Audio

Super injunctions. Audio

A European Union investigation has found Sri Lanka in breach of international human rights laws, jeopardising more US$100 million of concessions for its top exports to Europe. Audio

The partial defence of provocation looks set to be abolished despite opposition from the Law Society. Audio

The Law Society has launched a scathing attack against the police and the organisation responsible for the administration of legal aid. Audio

With Ursula Cheer, associate professor of law at Canterbury University. Audio

The ACC Minister is putting on hold a requirement for accident compensation to be fully funded by 2014 in an effort to slow an increase in levies. Audio

With legal commentator Dean Knight. Audio

The Government is calling for a sweeping review of the country's dog laws. Audio

The thorny issue of electoral finance has again reared its head, with the Government releasing a discussion document which lists options for changing the law in time for the next election. Audio

Bikies in South Australia have had a big win against their state government. Audio

The UN Security Council has unanimously adopted a resolution to stem the spread of nuclear weapons - and according to a professor of international law at Waikato University it's a step in the right… Audio

Bikies in South Australia have had a big win against their state government. Audio

Judges have joined a call to make civil law more accessible, after a new study showed the majority of New Zealanders believe they could never afford to take a claim to court. Audio

Almost 2/3 of New Zealanders believe the average person cannot afford to bring a case to court. Audio

Legal commentator Robert Lithgow discusses the Attorney General's speech, and the criticism that's been levelled at lawyers. Audio

New Zealand's food safety laws are to undergo a review with the Goverment say existing legislation is out of date. Audio

Wanganui Mayor Michael Laws is expecting the Minister to reject the Board's decision, which he has roundly condemned. Audio

Joining us is the associate health minister Tariana Turia. Audio

Mai Chen discusses Education Amendment Bill and how it is affecting Polytechnics. Audio

Labour is accusing the Police Minister of being more concerned about her"Crusher Collins image"than making law that will effectively target boy racers. Audio

Toughening up the tax laws for property speculators won't prevent New Zealanders from putting their money in housing - that's according to some business and property groups. Audio

The day after the Reserve Bank warned the high dollar could upset an economic recovery, the Kiwi has hit its highest level in over a year. Audio

Wholesale changes to the Resource Management Act were passed by Parliament last night under urgency. The Government says it means a lot of red tape is now in the dustbin. Audio