Law
Doing time: Court marks 150 years
Over 150 years, the neo-gothic walls of the High Court in Auckland have absorbed details of some of New Zealand's most notorious crimes. Court reporter Edward Gay tours the building.
Southern Response's actions
State agency Southern Response is being accused of intimidating those it allegedly spied on. Audio
Mayors tackle freedom camping
Mayors and deputies around the country are meeting with Tourism minister Kelvin Davis in Wellington today over continuing issues of freedom campers. Audio
Foul tactics
In the icy waters of the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary, a protest boat is rammed by Japanese whalers and sinks soon afterwards. But who was really to blame? Video, Audio
NZ needs to learn from EQC's mistakes, Megan Woods says
EQC Minister Megan Woods talks to John Campbell about issues with EQC and how she is focussing on getting all homes repaired so people stuck in limbo can get on with their lives. Video, Audio
Airport dog's death was avoidable - report
The killing of Grizz, an aviation security dog at Auckland Airport last March, was entirely avoidable according to a report released today. Zac Fleming has the details. Video, Audio
State Services Commission investigates Southern Response
The State Services Commission has launched an investigation into insurer Southern Response hiring a security contractor. The company says it did so in response to threatening behaviour from customers… Video, Audio
EQC Chch scopes 'weren't 100% accurate'
A former works manager for Fletcher EQR says assessors didn't check behind walls or under floors to examine the true extent of damage caused by the Christchurch earthquakes because there wasn't enough… Video, Audio
More debauchery claims - now Auckland
Claims of debauchery and binge-drinking a law school events have moved from Otago to Auckland. There are tales of nudity and drinking from the The University of Auckland's law camp. Audio
Dame Margaret Bazley to head Russell McVeagh review
Dame Margaret Bazley will lead the external review of allegations of sexual misconduct at law firm Russell McVeagh.
The Dawn Raids
Remembering the Dawn Raids via a new book out and a Southland exhibition Audio
Research indicates criminal penalties won't deter cartels
A government decision to push on with making it a crime to be involved in a cartel could do more harm than good, according to a university researcher. Audio
Marceau murder report: Andrew Little promises changes
The Justice Minister, Andrew Little, says judges must not be put in the position where they make bail decisions that leave people dead. The Chief District Court judge says the inquest into the death… Audio
Marceau report: Andrew Little vows to make changes
Justice Minister Andrew Little is promising changes following a damning coroner's report into the death of Auckland teenager Christie Marceau.
Killer hid psychosis before stabbing Marceau - Coroner
A Coroner has found that Akshay Chand was able to hide his psychosis in order to get bail before fatally stabbing Christie Marceau in 2011.
Killer hid psychosis before stabbing Marceau - Coroner
The Coroner is recommending better information sharing between the police, lawyers, the courts and mental health providers, after the murder of Christie Marceau in 2011. Video, Audio
Last chance for Euthanasia Bill submissions
Submissions close on David Seymour's End of Life Choice Bill tonight at midnight. It would allow people over 18, who suffer from a terminal illness or untreatable medical condition, to choose an… Audio
Man accused of murdering Dunedin teenager pleads not guilty
The man accused of murdering Dunedin teenager Amber-Rose Rush has pleaded not guilty.
Free legal information through digital innovation
A team of Wellington developers has created a free resource for people who can't afford a lawyer but need to seek legal aid, through the use of artificial intelligence. The project will make… Audio
Student president: Undergrads should not be afraid to say 'no'
The president of the Otago University Students' Association says it's too early to tell whether public allegations of sexual misconduct at law firms have changed student life.
