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Robbie informs us of the generations of New Zealand police. From the Armed Constabulary in the 1800s to the New Zealand Police Force of today. Video, Audio

How do you get parliament to do what you want it to? Before a law is a law, it’s a bill; and before a bill is passed, it goes through a select committee. This is where you come in. Video, Audio

International professor of Law Al Gillespies looks in depth at the three most important laws in place in the country right now and what they mean in the fight against COVID-19. Audio

"From the good and the great to the lowest of the low, she bridged a gap," says Georgina Beyer of transgender trailblazer, Carmen Rupe. Find out more in this episode of Eyewitness. Audio

Is New Zealand's sporting watchdog being too heavy-handed in banning weekend warriors who take substances for vanity reasons?  Audio

Law Professor Al Gillespie joins The Panel to talk about law and policy during a pandemic. Audio

A different take on sponsoring the arts is seeing lawyers take centre stage at Pop Up Globe. Thanks to a unique sponsorship approach with law firm Anthony Harper aspiring young lawyers have been using… Audio

International professor of Law Al Gillespie talks about why New Zealand hasn't declared a national state of emergency like a number of countries around the world. Audio

Gun owners are at odds with the government over proposals for the newest tranch of changes revamping firearms legislation.

The police minister is pushing for the addition of a gun register and a… Audio

First coronavirus case is recorded in French Polynesia. Audio

Avondale Jockey club is fearful for its future as a proposed bill will be able to wind them up and strip them of their assets. Club chair Alan Boyle explains what's going on. Audio

Coronavirus warnings in French Polynesia are causing confusion. Audio

Safety advocate Lance Wiggs wants New Zealand's compulsory cycling helmet laws to be up for debate in the government's 'Accessible Street" discussion document. Audio

Professor of Law, Al Gillespie, says the controversial comments made by Shane Jones about migrants from India should be tested in court. Audio

A Japanese researcher says solidarity among Pacific nations is key to protecting their maritime, fisheries and mineral resources in their exclusive economic zones. Audio

The Papua New Guinea Parliament is to consider new legislation governing the behaviour of MPs and political parties. Audio

Gun Control New Zealand spokesperson Philippa Yasbek joins The Panel to discuss the National Party wanting to water down a proposal to restrict extremists from obtaining a firearms licence. Audio

The Government moved quickly to change gun laws after the mosque shootings.

But while the initial changes went through with just a single opposing vote, the Government remains divided over the second… Audio

Legal commentator Ursula Cheer looks at the recent defamation case Sir Bob Jones took against filmmaker Renae Maihi, which he eventually dropped. The government is considering a review of defamation… Audio

Today more than 30 organisations signed an open letter which was sent to politicians showing support for abortion law reform.  Audio

A group of farmers say proposed laws aimed at preserving native flora and fauna on their land will penalise those who have already done the most to look after it.

A national framework on indigenous… Audio

Some big issues of public interest have been revealed down the years by employees tipping off reporters. Major wrongs have been righted by the media applying the fabled ‘disinfectant of sunlight’. But… Audio

Founding director of GunPolicy.org, which compares armed violence, firearm injury prevention and gun law across three-hundred and fifty jurisdictions world-wide, Philip Alpers speaks with Kathryn Ryan… Audio

Wellington builder Jeremy Long wants to see changes to ensure small businesses are paid in time. Audio

National leader Simon Bridges talks to Lisa Owen about the government toughening its stance on Australian criminals in New Zealand.

"If it's right in principal and fair's fair, why wouldn't you do… Video, Audio