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MPs are justifying their spending on travel and accommodation and avoiding criticising each other after the breakdown of expenses was released for the first time. Audio

The Law Commission president Sir Geoffrey Palmer joins us to discuss possible changes to liquor laws. Audio

The Law Commission is proposing radical changes to liquor laws in an attempt to curb our binge drinking habits. Audio

UK based vocal ensemble and Christchurch based conductor. Audio

Legal commentator Mai Chen discusses the the Local Government conference. Audio

Paula Bennett released information about two peoples' benefits. Matthew Hooten thinks their previous actions justify this, Chris Trotter disagrees. Audio

The government is relaxing the rules for business people wanting to live in New Zealand, in the hope of attracting more investment capital. Audio

Preparations for the 2011 Rugby World Cup are well underway in Wellington, but the city's business people have been warned not to let their money-making plans fall foul of the law. Audio

The Justice Minister has announced his plan to dump the defence of provocation for people charged with murder. Audio

The Justice Minister is expected to outline a new proposal on whether or not accused killers will be allowed to use the defence of provocation in murder trials. Audio

Wellington employment lawyer, Andrew Scott-Howman, looks at email privacy issues at work. Audio

Dean Knight discussed judges' conflicts of interest. Audio

A controversial Facebook page on the trial of Clayton Weatherston has been shut down. Audio

For the best part of this decade the negotiations to bring New Zealand's copyright law into the digital age have been esoterically obscure. But attempts to update it - to deal with the growing number… Audio

The Government will have another go at drawing up a law that aims to crack down on the illegal downloading of films and music on the Internet. Audio

Legal cases involving bloggers. Audio

Under proposed changes to the justice system, defendants could lose the right to be present in court for all stages of their case. Audio

The Labour Party is abandoning key aspects of old electoral law in its submission to a government review. Audio

Eight years ago today the law was changed in Portugal so that possessing or using any illicit drug was no longer a crime. Audio

Reaction to foreshore law finding from Hugh Barr who made a submission to the review on behalf of eight outdoor recreation groups and also Auckland University of Technology treaty historian Professor… Audio

With Law commentator Robert Lithgow. Audio

Former commercial lawyer who is now estate director at Cloudy Bay Wines. Audio

Anyone driving under the influence of drugs can now be charged with an offence, under a law passed by Parliament last night. Audio

Catriona MacLennan discusses why courts are still lenient in animal cruelty cases. Audio

Police say a man charged in relations to an alleged passport scam could face more charges, but others say he's got an arguable case. Audio