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With Annette Main - Wanganui District mayor. Audio

The Wanganui District Council will this morning launch legal action to stop the sex predator Stewart Murray Wilson moving to their city. Audio

A legal challenge to the strict release conditions imposed by the Parole Board on serial sex offender Stewart Murray Wilson heads to the High Court today. Audio

A South Auckland retailer says a local high school's threat of legal action over uniform sales is unfair. Audio

The number of over-65s is a rapidly growing demographic. How can we better provide for the social and welfare needs of the retired? We hear from Wellington lawyer Chris Kelly, and Paul Barber, policy… Audio

The Prime Minister is refusing to commit to introducing plain-packaging for cigarettes and tobacco. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal will begin an urgent hearing that the Maori Council hopes will delay the sale of shares in state-owned energy companies. Audio

The kiwifruit grower and packer, Seeka, is considering legal action for compensation as a result of a report which found shortcomings in the biosecurity systems could have resulted in the outbreak of… Audio

The on-going legal battle over whether Kim Dotcom should be allowed to see evidence seized from his house by the FBI is continuing to play out at the High Court in Auckland. Audio

The Auckland-based entrepreneur at the centre of a major internet copyright prosecution is speaking out about what he claims is the involvement of the United States government and Hollywood in his… Audio

The Minister for Earthquake Recovery, Gerry Brownlee, has been accused in the High Court in Christchurch of abusing his powers and doing deals which allowed councils and Christchurch Airport to get… Audio

A fresh legal challenge in underway to the Government's controversial decision to allow a Chinese company to buy the 16 Crafar farms. Audio

A rift between beekeepers over what constitutes a beehive may soon be at an end. The honey industry and hobbyist beekeepers are divided over what sort of hives are legal and are looking to a… Audio

George Gwaze walked free for the second time - not guilty in a majority 11 to 1 verdict of sexually violating and murdering his adopted daughter. Audio

The youth wing of the National Party is pushing to make adoption legal for gay couples. Audio

A group of angry Christchurch locals are considering legal action against one of the country's biggest insurance companies because they say their earthquake claims are taking too long to settle. Audio

The group that for decades ran the community centre that is host to the Otara markets has lost a court battle with the Auckland Council. Audio

A group of parents who have had their right to be paid to care for their disabled children upheld by the Court of Appeal say it's time for the Health Ministry to stop litigating and start talking with… Audio

Opposition parties are calling for the Government to drop its legal battle against a group of families fighting to be paid to care for their disabled children. Audio

The Whangarei pre-school at the centre of a row over a boy with HIV is preparing to sue the AIDS Foundation for defamation. Audio

The Government is brushing off threats of litigation over its proposal for partial sales of four state owned energy companies. Audio

A North Island iwi is threatening legal action over the part privatisiation of state-owned enterprises. Audio

The cameraman who recorded the teapot conversation between John Key and John Banks says the incident damaged his reputation and he is considering his options for legal or other action. Audio

A legal opinion from an insurance specialist in Christchurch says some insurance companies could be offering less than they should be for homes in the residential redzone. Audio

A new legal opinion says many property owners in Christchurch's red zone may be entitled to full compensation on their homes - whether or not they were badly damaged by the Canterbury quakes Audio