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Satirists are taking their chances with the litigious leader of the Conservative Party Colin Craig - relentlessly mocking him after he threatened one satirical website with legal action. Audio

Just a week after same-sex marriage was passed into law in New Zealand, France has followed suitalso legalised same sex marriage. Audio

An investigation into a leak over restructuring at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade has been put on hold by a court order. Audio

The widow of the engineer who signed off the fatal CTV building is pleased there may soon be legal protection for engineers who choose to sound the alarm about potentially dangerous buildings. Audio

The Government will proceed with law changes to allow the GCSB to legally spy on New Zealanders, when it's helping other law enforcement agencies. Audio

Some Kapiti coasters and local Maori are considering legal action to block the construction of the Kapiti Coast Expressway. Audio

The Prime Minister has known since last July that there could be legal problems with some of the Government's spy agency activities. Audio

A report into spying by the GCSB over the last decade has called into question the legality of 55 cases, involving 88 people. Audio

Privacy lawyer Kathryn Dalziel is with us. Audio

The liquidators of the failed construction company Mainzeal haven't ruled out taking legal action against the company's directors. Audio

Disgruntled Mainzeal creditors have been told to expect substantially less than they are owed by the failed company's liquidators, but have been given some hope that legal action may be taken against… Audio

It now seems unlikely that engineers involved in the most serious building collapse of the Christchurch earthquake will face any external action, with the profession's administrators telling the… Audio

In a landmark court case home owners in Christchurch's red zone are arguing that Tower Insurance's offer to settle their claim is about saving money and is not legal. Audio

There's a warning the Government could be leaving itself open to costly legal action unless it urgently moves to plug biosecurity gaps identified by the Auditor-General. Audio

With Mai Chen - Constitutional Lawyer. Sam Stubbs - CEO of Tower Investments. Brian Gaynor - Executive Director of fund manager, Milford Asset Management. Audio

The lawyer for the sacked Far North principal says his client's career should not be made another casualty of the paedophile, James Parker. Audio

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Today marks the last day that New Zealand is tied to any formal commitment to cut greenhouse gas emissions under the Kyoto Protocol. Audio

Legal experts are split over the conclusions of two reports on the David Bain compensation case which have increased the likelihood of a third report. Audio

Canterbury teachers could become targets for legal action if they go ahead with a one day strike in February next year. Audio

Mr Bain spent 13 years in jail for the 1994 murders of his parents and three siblings, before he was acquitted at a retrial in 2009. Audio

The Associate Minister of Health, Peter Dunne, talks about the ramifications for animal testing in the current legislative environment. Audio

The leaders of a Northland rates rebellion say a legal opinion has confirmed their view that the Kaipara District Council's rate demands are unlawful. Audio

Maori groups attempting to block the partial sale of three state-owned power companies have faced a second day of grilling by a High Court judge. Audio

The United States Federal government is considering its response to votes to legalize the recreational use of marijuana in two states. Audio