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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

Rebecca an entymology student, gets a job in a call-centre. It doesn't work out very well for her. Feeling resentful and powerless, and after a conversation with Sir David Attenborough (in her… Audio

The organisers of an international justice conference say they asked David Bain to speak because he is a case study of wrongful conviction. Audio

A retired Canadian Supreme Court Judge will decide whether David Bain gets compensation for wrongful conviction and imprisonment or not. Audio

Anna Sandiford, a forensic scientist who has worked on high-profile cases including David Bain retrial and Crewe murders. She started private consultancy The Forensic Group in Auckland and is the… Audio

David Bain has agreed to his first outing as a public speaker since he was cleared of the murder of his family. Audio

Topics - Phil Goff is dismissing talk of a leadership challenge within the Labour Party as mere speculation. Documentary-maker Bryan Bruce says he's prepared to remake his programme about the Bain… Audio

There are new questions over last year's retrial of David Bain, with suggestions that one juror had a significant conviction for dishonesty, and another was a qualified lawyer. Audio

With Val Boyd - sister of Margaret Bain and Joe Karam - long-time supporter of David Bain. Audio

David Bain's defence team is meeting today to consider if it will pursue legal action following the screening of a television documentary last night. Audio

A television documentary last night presented evidence that it claims shows that Robin Bain could not have been responsible for killing his family members. Audio

Lawyers say David Bain will face a difficult test in his battle for compensation. Mr Bain was found not guilty of the murders of his parents and three siblings in 1994, at a re-trial last year. Audio

David Bain is allowed to apply for compensation for wrongful imprisonment but he'll not only have to prove his innocence, he'll also have to prove his case has extraordinary circumstances. Audio

A review of the week's news including conservation land earmarked for mining, The Economist slams NZ's 100% Pure image, Coromandel residents reaction to mining plans, Chinese investors eye big stake… Audio

David Bain's lead lawyer says a claim for compensation is fair, despite Mr Bain not fitting the Government's criteria to apply. Audio

Almost a year since his aquittal, David Bain has filed for compensation for wrongful imprisonment, despite not meeting the right criteria. Audio

David Bain has lodged an application for compensation for wrongful imprisonment, following his acquittal last year of murdering his family. Audio

David Bain has formally lodged a claim for compensation from the Government for wrongful conviction and imprisonment. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 25 September. This week Sir Howard Morrison dies at age 74, Michael Bain, brother of Robin and uncle of David Bain… Audio

The uncle of David Bain has broken his silence in the wake of his nephew's acquittal, saying he and his family are unhappy with the judical process that saw David Bain walk free. Audio

The younger brother of Robin Bain, and uncle of David, wants to clear Robin's name. Audio

David Bain has left New Zealand and will spend the rest of the year in Europe. Audio

Rumours continue to swirl about how much David Bain was paid for an exclusive interview with a women's magazine. Audio

Hospital emergency wards swamped as flu tightens grip, Christchurch residents return home after shooting evacuation, Labour electoral submission cans key parts of old law, North Korea's neighbours… Audio

The David Bain re-trial has led to renewed calls for the legal system to be overhauled. Audio

The High Court in Christchurch has agreed to release a copy of a 111 call made by David Bain that wasn't played to the jury in his retrial. Audio

Steven Price is a Wellington Barrister specialising in media law. Audio

Sources have told Radio New Zealand that David Bain's legal team approached the Crown about organising a plea bargain as the retrial progressed, and not the other way around. Audio

Previously suppressed evidence that the jury in David Bain's retrial did not get to hear can now be made public following a series of court rulings. Audio

Four words are at the heart of contention about evidence that the jury that acquitted David Bain did not hear, but which is now being made public. Audio