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The bill that will outlaw the wearing of gang patches in public in Wanganui was passed by Parliament last night. Audio

Dean Knight with the legal ramifications of the coming change to local government in Auckland. Audio

Last year's campaign was the first held under the Electoral Finance Act and was also the last. Audio

Under the disclosure rules in the Act political parties had to declare donations over 10-thousand dollars. Audio

With legal commentator Ursula Cheer. Audio

The Government is being urged to think carefully before making any sweeping changes to the Sale of Liquor Act. Audio

Robert Lithgow, Wellington barrister talks about the legalities of state violence against citizens after the G20. Audio

The Law Society is standing firm on its position that Fiji's military regime is unlawful. Audio

Pakistan's president is imposing Islamic sharia law in the Swat valley in a deal with the Taliban. Audio

Dorsami Naidu, the president of the Fiji Law Society, says the situation is spiralling out of control. Audio

Andrew Scott-Howman talks about the legal implications of Twitter in the workplace. Audio

Christchurch based conductor and choral director leading Cantores Youth Choir's Easter concert tomorrow evening. Audio

Parliament has pushed through a Bill closing up two loopholes around the supervision of child sex offenders. Audio

Dean Knight talks about the legal issues surrounding the royal honours list. Audio

We're joined by the Law Society criminal law convenor Jonathan Krebs. Audio

The Justice Minister is promising tougher bail laws. Audio

A dispute involving air traffic controllers has been resolved overnight. Audio

The Justice Minister, Simon Power, has asked officials to investigate the laws surrounding self defence after charges against a liquor store owner were tossed out. Audio

The two charges of injuring with intent against Virender Singh were thrown out at a pre trial hearing. Audio

Professor John Burrows QC looks at privacy legislation. Audio

Shanna Crispin looks at whether the decriminalisation of prostitution has made life safer for sex workers Audio

Melissa Wardlaw is an Attorney in the Public Defenders office is Santa Clara County, California. California has a 3 strikes law. Audio

Chief executive of the Employers and Manufacturers Association, Northern, Alasdair Thompson joins Checkpoint. Audio

The Government is seeking to boost the country's poor productivity. Audio

Pressure is mounting on the Government to dump a controversial law change that enforces copyright on the internet. Audio