Mai Chen

Topics - the Minister for Economic Development, Steven Joyce, has labelled the Green Party's call for the Reserve Bank to start printing money a sign of panic. Waiheke Island protesters who say they… Audio

Topics - A survey has determined that the British blush four times a day, on average. The Labour party wants to provide free food to 650 of the lowest decile primary and intermediate schools in the… Audio

Topics - It looks as though David Bain has been found innocent on balance of probabilities. The new-look Herald has joined other media in analysing the decisions handed down by the judiciary. Audio

A Treaty of Waitangi law expert, Mai Chen, says the Crown is putting the squeeze on the Waitangi Tribunal. Audio

Topics - the choice of New Zealand's flag-bearer at the London Olympics has been characterised as a two horse race. The strapline in the NZ Herald is unequivocal - Business leaders have delivered a… Audio

Topics - new figures from the Ministry of Health show New Zealand's comparative rate of infant abuse remained high over the past year. Parliament's Speaker Lockwood Smith has released a list of the 15… Audio

Mai discuss the water claim before the Waitangi tribunal. Audio

Discusses changes to the way New Zealand regulates foreign vessels fishing in the country's EEZ. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal is granting the New Zealand Maori Council an urgent hearing for two claims relating to the Crown's proposal to sell a minority shareholding in four energy SOEs; and Maori rights… Audio

The Government's Green Paper for Vulnerable Children, and is the Privacy Act a barrier or opportunity to minimise harm to these children? Audio

Chaired by historian Dr Claudia Orange, the first debate features Justice Joe Williams and public law specialist Mai Chen discussing the Waitangi Tribunal's long-awaited first "whole of government"… Audio

Mai Chen casts a legal eye across the Government's programme for 2012. Audio

Mai Chen discusses the issues surrounding confidence and supply deals with minor political parties. Audio

Issues looming for the government after the election. Audio

Lawyer Mai Chen, discusses the sale of state assets. Audio

The council will spend 2.7 million dollars on its Rugby World Cup opening night fireworks spectacular and celebrations. A male teacher has been convicted and had his registration cancelled after he… Audio

The New Zealand and Australian stock markets have followed the lead of international markets - both taking a substantial tumble in trading today. The New York Times is reporting a new death toll from… Audio

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Discussing Green MP Sue Kedgley's Lobbying Disclosure Bill. Audio

Parliament's love affair with fast law-making and urgency. Audio