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The Government looks set to clamp down on the growing number of retail liquor outlets. Audio

The Prime Minister has signalled a toughening of laws around liquor outlets. Audio

The future of the Emissions Trading legislation hangs in the balance, as the government works behind the scenes. Audio

The Law Commission wants an urgent inquiry into the way rape trials are conducted in this country. Audio

Barrister Catriona MacLennan has been highly critical of the way judges applied protection orders in the past. Audio

A lobby group says the law around abortion is a farce and needs updating. Audio

Our legal expert discusses the new concept of 'consumerisation'. Audio

The local council is doing some housekeeping with a clearout of old, obsolete or just plain daft bylaws dating back to 1933. Audio

The privacy issue in modern law. Audio

The business of internal profiling. Audio

The Auckland law firm served documents on a 90 year old woman on her sick bed. Audio

Looking at Homicide Rules. - The difference between murder and manslaughter. Audio

Public health officials say a major rewrite of the government health laws is good, but doesn't go far enough. Audio

Today with Dean Knight of Victoria University's law faculty. Audio

Ursula runs down the details on 'contempt of court' and legal issues which affect the media. Audio

Andrew discusses the legal and moral aspects of pornography in the workplace. Audio

The Attorney-General Robert McClellan says the government's considering introducing laws to counter cyber attacks. Audio

The Copyright New Technologies Amendment Act was passed yesterday and is designed to update and clarify Internet copyright law. Audio

With Law Commentator Catriona McLennan Audio

With legal commentator Dean knight. Audio

The right of Americans to carry guns is being tested in the Supreme court for the first time in almost 70 years. Audio

Difficulties the media face in accessing court files. Audio

Weird stories from the employment courts from around the world. Audio

The Prime Minister Helen Clark says the Government will consider the acting chief coroner's call for a law change. Audio

There have been two recent high profile cases of family members taking bodies. Audio