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The Treasury is also recommending cuts to income tax, increasing GST and introducing a capital gains tax. Audio

Ministers have raised the age at which a British citizen can bring in a partner for the purpose of marriage. Audio

Govt has asked the Law Commission to review all laws surrounding alcohol, a mini Commission of Inquiry over the next 2 years. Audio

Wellington barrister Robert Lithgow is todays guest. Audio

The Law Society's has allowed former Auckland police commander Clint Rickards to become a practising lawyer. Audio

The final hurdle has been cleared by former Auckland police commander Clint Rickards in his bid to become a practising lawyer. Audio

The New Zealand Law Society has given former Auckland police commander Clint Rickards the go ahead to practise law. Audio

The incoming Government is promising to take a tougher stance on law and order issues, reports Penny Smith. Audio

New Zealand smokers have thrown their support behind a call to ban smoking in cars carrying pre-school children. Audio

Pita Sharples from the Maori Party, Simon Power from the National Party, Ron Mark of NZ First and Phil Goff from Labour. Audio

National's leader John Key today outlined new aspects of the party's law and order policy in New Plymouth. Audio

A community access radio station has decided not to air interviews with electoral candidates. Audio

Wellington Barrister Robert Lithgow joins Kathryn to talk about Dominion post publishing information over the terror raids. Audio

With Catrionna MacLennan. Audio

Labour's Corrections spokeperson tells media conference the 'no parole' policy would be ineffective and expensive. Audio

National says murderers who have previous convictions for violence will never be released from prison. Audio

Police should have the power to seize bodies at the centre of family disputes, according to the Ministry of Justice. Audio

Law Commentator Ursula Cheer brings us the latest from the bar including media suppression laws. Audio

A meeting to discuss South Australia's anti-gang legislation is being labelled a cynical election ploy by the National Party. Audio

The visiting South Australia Premier Mike Rann says his controversial new laws banning gangs may not work. Audio

The shooting deaths of 11 people at a technical college has sparked debate. Audio

Legal Commentator Dean Knight looks at the Winston peters and the Owen Glenn case. Audio

Catriona MacLennan looks at women in law. Audio

The Government is taking a fresh look at measures against gangs in the light of a South Australian law. Audio

Christchurch City Choir Music Director Brian Law discusses the performance of Elgar's 'Dream of Gerontius' with a massed choir of 180 in Christchurch this weekend. Audio