Law

More cases are coming to light of the Corrections Department cracking down on social workers in prisons who have gang affiliations. Denis O'Reilly, a life member of Black Power with decades of… Audio

Insight investigates the high level of decline rates in study visa applications - particularly from India. Our education correspondent, John Gerritsen, reports. Audio

The Correction Department's crack down on gang members being allowed to work in prisons extends beyond the publicised case of Whanganui Black Power member Ngapuri Nui. Labour's Kelvin Davis says two… Audio

For a second day running, a black American man has been shot and killed by police in controversial circumstances. Audio

A High Court judge has publicly apologised to former Act leader John Banks's wife after questioning her crediblity as a witness. Audio

The wife of former Auckland mayor John Banks has received an apology from the Judge in the criminal case against her husband. Is it usual for a judge to apologise? Audio

The Government will consider overturning hundreds of convictions handed down to gay men for consensual sex. the former Labour Cabinet Minister Fran Wilde, who introduced the Homosexual Law Reform… Audio

Thirty years on from homosexual law reform the Green MP Kevin Hague has presented a petition to Parliament calling for an official apology to the men who were punished under the pre-1986 regime. He… Audio

Gay men convicted of homosexuality may be pardoned as the Government considers acknowledging the wrongs of the past. And on the 30th anniversary of homosexual law reform Labour's Grant Robertson… Audio

Uber is telling its New Zealand drivers not worry about the legal requirements for carrying paying passengers. Reporter Joanna MacKenzie caught a ride with an Uber driver to find out what they think… Audio

Some Uber drivers are angry at the company for telling them to ignore the regulations for carry paying passengers, which require them to have a Passenger Endorsement for their licence and a… Audio

Corrections Minister Judith Collins says the only place for gang members in prison is behind bars, not volunteering in the community. Audio

Big Christian dating websites have been forced by a court ruling to cater to the gay community. Audio

Man with a pipe bomb gets name suppression. Why? Audio

Lawyer John Hannan discusses whether Police are constitutionally obliged to break up strikes. Audio

Is it time for the Government to intervene as Uber drivers without passenger carriage licences keep driving? Audio