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Today Mai looks at some of the public law issues that are likely to arise in 2010, including the possible appeal of the Foreshore and Seabed act. Audio

Britain's inquiry into the Iraq war has this morning heard some of the most damaging claims yet. Audio

Today's guest is Cationa MacLennan. Audio

One of the country's top climate scientists has failed in a legal bid to get his job back. Audio

The International Pilots Association is taking legal action against Qantas in a bid to get better pay and conditions for colleagues working on the airline's New Zealand based subsidiary, Jetconnect. Audio

Todays guest is Robert Lithgow QC. Audio

The Northland man who will benefit from a proposed law change giving him the right to use a public slipway for his boatyard business says he believes he can now finally move forward, despite coming… Audio

The new head of the agency in charge of legal aid says he's hoping to launch a joint investigation with the law society to get to the bottom of how many lawyers are rorting the system. Audio

The President of the Law Society has described some claims made in a government ordered report on legal aid as both wrong and outrageous. Audio

Discussing sexual innuendo and what's appropriate in the workplace. Audio

The International Court of Justice will begin hearings tonight to determine the legality of Kosovo's independence. Audio

The head of the Law Society is heading to the Manukau District Court to find out what's behind claims that up to 80 percent of lawyers practising there are gaming the legal aid system. Audio

The Government has begun a cleanout of the legal aid system by prompting the resignation of four board members. Audio

Four members of the Legal Services Agency have resigned, following a scathing review of the legal aid system. Audio

A Foxton couple are seeking legal advice after having a photo of themselves publicly burnt by their local community board chairperson. Audio

The legal aid system looks set to be overhauled following a scathing review which estimates more than 200 lawyers could be rorting the scheme. Audio

A long-running wool industry legal battle will head back to the courts after the Supreme Court threw out a previous ruling on the grounds of judicial bias. Audio

A South Auckland barrister is rubbishing suggestions from Dame Margaret Bazley that up to 80 percent of lawyers working at the Manukau District Court are rorting the legal aid system. Audio

The review of the legal aid system is due to be released later this morning and is expected to recommend the Government make major changes. Audio

Kiwifruit growers are accusing the company Turners and Growers of colluding with their American competitors. Audio

The Prime Minister has dismissed a legal opinion which suggests the Government does not need to do a deal with Maori forest owners over its emissions trading scheme. Audio

Two related cases raise questions about how state agencies should deal with people who engage in illegal and anti-social behaviour. Audio

John Marshall QC the President of NZ Law Society discusses the issue. Audio

Andrew Scott Howman talks about workplace conflicts between the different generations. Audio

Aorangi School in Christchurch says it will mount a legal challenge against the Education Minister's decision to close it. Audio