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A Department of Conservation decision could result in the deaths of up to forty-six species - including kiwi - during the construction of the Mt Messenger bypass in Taranaki, an environmental charity… Audio

New survey reveals Pacific women in the legal profession are the most vulnerable to workplace discrimination. Audio

Setting maximum levels for sugar and salt in food and limiting the size of fast food portions are being pushed by top health officials trying to halt the obesity crisis.  Video

How many times a day would you fire off a cute, sometimes sassy little icons that have become an online language of their own. Emojis. Everything from a heart or thumbs up to a smiling poo. But it… Video, Audio

Japan can be taken to court over treated nuclear wastewater says legal expert Audio

Newshub's North America correspondent Mitch McCann is with us from New York City. Audio

Name suppression lapsed yesterday for millionaire and arts patron Sir James Wallace, who for five years was known only as a "prominent businessman" who had indecently assaulted three young men between… Audio

Australian Suzie Miller's play Prima Facie has been called "one of the most electrifying pieces of theatre on Broadway" and this year won an Olivier Award following a Westend run. Audio

Community Law is providing free legal help to those with cyclone-related issues.  Sue Moroney is the CEO of Community Law, she talks to Jesse about what help can be offered. Audio

The former US President, Donald Trump plead not guilty to 34 felony charges in Manhattan Criminal Court earlier today.

The charges stem from an investigation into a hush money payment to pornstar… Audio

Hundreds of people gathered at Aotearoa Pa in South Taranaki today to witness the initialling of Te Ruruku Pūtakerongo - the Treaty of Waitangi settlement for Taranaki Maunga. he deal consigns the… Audio

A climate justice fight that started with a group of students lobbying the Vanuatu government will go to the International Court of Justice.

Overnight, the UN passed a resolution calling for the… Audio

To the Middle-East now - Alex Baird is our correspondent in Doha and he joins the programme now. Audio

Rainbow community groups are taking the Immigration Minister to court over the decision not to block a controversial anti-transgender activist coming to New Zealand.

Immigration New Zealand decided… Video, Audio

Early learning centre owners are crying foul over a scheme to raise the pay of early childhood teachers.

The Early Childhood Council says it will sue the government over the early learning pay parity… Audio

A large international company threatened a small Wellington Brewery with legal action over the marketing of a charity beer. 

Abandonded Brewery in Porirua created a energy drink infused beer for… Audio

As of Monday afternoon, almost 400 Auckland properties have been red or yellow stickered. Senior associate at law firm Tompkins Wake, Morgan Brady tells Kathryn Ryan home owners should take a lot of… Audio

From June this year, New Zealanders can apply to amend the sex recorded on their birth certificate without showing evidence of medical treatment. Audio

"See you in court".

Scotland's government says it's seeking legal action against the UK government, after it blocked a gender bill passed in Scotland.

The legislation aims to make it quicker and… Audio

Justice for thousands of 501 deportees lies with the outcome of an appeal by the Crown to overturn a High Court decision made this week.

A former drug dealer has successfully argued that his human… Audio

Work is underway to create a system that gives better legal protection for traditional Māori medicine.

But those who practise rongoā Māori are worried doing so will cause more harm than good. 

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The Nurses Organisation is continuing its legal action over pay equity, but will support the health authority's application to the Employment Relations Authority, for an immediate interim payout.

Te… Audio

Serious concerns have been raised about anti-vaccination lawyer Sue Grey and the spread of disinformation, so where is the line between personal beliefs and professional conduct, or misconduct?

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