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The Panel with Jenni Raynish and Phil O'Reilly (Part 2)
Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Jenni Raynish and Phil O'Reilly discuss whether New Zealand's name suppression laws need adjustment, a new study that suggests men spend… Audio
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The-Panel with Jenni Raynish and Phil O'Reilly (Part 2)
Audio 31 Oct 2022Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Jenni Raynish and Phil O'Reilly discuss whether New Zealand's name suppression laws need adjustment, a new study that suggests men spend… Audio
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A doco revival spotlights crime and injustice
A recent revival of local prime-time TV documentaries has highlighted some thorny social issues and raised awkward questions about justice and equality. Among them was a revealing investigation this… Audio
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Wellington rape trial enters second week
The rape trial of a 25-year-old man in Wellington has entered its second week. The man, who has name suppression, is charged with several sexual offences against six women. Audio
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The push for open justice
Journalists are shining a light on our legal system, revealing some important cases and systemic problems. They're doing so in the face of impediments inside the courts and uncertainty about where the… Audio
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Party presidents: The power behind the politics
Political party presidents tend to stay out of the spotlight - but just how influential is their role? Audio
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Duo under 'no illusion' activity was illegal New Zealand First
The New Zealand First Foundation case has kicked off in court, with the Crown arguing those involved could be under "no illusion" they were committing electoral fraud. Two people are accused of… Audio
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Woman behind bomb threats should keep name suppression - Defence lawyer
The lawyer of a woman, whose fake bomb threats caused eight graduation ceremonies to be called off, says his client deserves permanent name supression.
The former Otago University student has been… Audio
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Special panel needed to review allegations against judge
A judge accused of misconduct will only be investigated if a special panel set up to review the allegations decides to proceed.
The judge - who has name suppression - has argued they shouldn't be… Audio
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Challenge to mandatory vaccination on the border dismissed
A legal challenge against the mandatory vaccination order for border workers has been dismissed by the High Court.
The applicant, who has interim name suppression, lost her job as a customs worker… Audio
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NZDF solider facing espionage charges back in court
A New Zealand soldier accused of spying is in court today at the Linton Military Camp.
The man, who has interim name suppression, was charged with 17 offences last November, amid suspicion he was… Audio
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Why name suppression and publicity fuel each other
Name suppression has become a publicity-dodging exercise that just generates publicity. Why does this rule, that favours those who can afford a lawyer, still exist? Audio
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Rule-breaking fires up debate on fairness and privilege
As the lockdown in Auckland lengthened, the exposure of one couple’s rule-breaking prompted a predictably intense pile-on. Ironically, that actually helped to keep their names out of the headlines -… Audio
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Pakeha granted name suppression three times as often as Māori
An Auckland couple who breached Auckland's lockdown to go to Wanaka have thrown name suppression into the spotlight.
The pair obtained urgent, interim name suppression before letting it lapse and… Audio
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Lawyer on name suppression figures
An RNZ data analysis has revealed Pākehā are granted name suppression three times as often as Māori, even though Māori are charged and convicted with more crimes.
In the first story of a new series… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 16 September 2021
Audio 16 Sep 2021A fleet of inflatable rescue boats will be used today in the search for Thomas Philips and his three children, Middlemore Hospital is to test all patients for Covid-19, to see if the virus is… Audio
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Wānaka lockdown escape couple's negative tests 'hugely comforting' - Deputy Mayor
There's relief in Wānaka after the Auckland couple who flouted lockdown rules announced they tested negative for Covid-19 before leaving and after returning to the city when their lockdown rule breach… Audio
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The Panel with Lana Searle and Chris Finlayson, part 2.
Panellists Lana Searle and Chris Finlayson discuss name suppression for 'the Wanaka couple', greenhouse gas emissions and New Zealand's meat market, and why TV can shrink your brain. Audio
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Media confront thorny questions raised by terror attack
When a terrorist struck on Friday, the media were confronted with shocking reports and images - but also thorny questions about what happened and why - and how much they could reveal. Audio
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Series 2 | Episode 1: Puoro in the City - He Kākano Ahau: Wawatatia
We’re in Te Whanganui-a-Tara to meet three wāhine who work with taonga puoro. We ask why these taonga almost disappeared and what their dreams are for the future of the practice. Video, Audio
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Hawera police manslaughter trial: Officers found not guilty
Three Taranaki police officers have been found not guilty of the manslaughter of a man who died in custody at the Hawera police station.
The three officers have name suppression since being charged… Video, Audio
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Rich lister sentenced to more than two years in prison
A prominent businessperson has been sentenced to two years and four months in prison He indecently assaulted three men, and later attempted to convince one of them to withdraw their complaint. The man… Audio
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NZer associated with Islamic State headed home
A New Zealander who is associated with terror group Islamic State will return to New Zealand but under heavy restrictions and monitoring.
Their name and any details on them are suppressed.
They will… Audio
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Spy camera case points to problems with name suppression - expert
The Police, RNZ and NZME have succeeded in being able to reveal the identity of a man who planted a camera in a gym changing room.
Phillip Barnes who at the time was general manager of the Crown… Audio
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How name suppression rules helped IANZ boss hide and prosper
Uncovering the secret of how a pervert hid his criminal prosecution and became the boss of a crown entity. Audio
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Jury shown CCTV in police manslaughter case
The jury at the trial of three Taranaki police officers charged with manslaughter over the death of a man in custody have been shown CCTV footage of his arrival at Hawera police station.
The… Video, Audio
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Criminal charges filed against six people over Labour donations
The Serious Fraud Office has filed criminal charges against six people regarding donations made to the Labour Party. The SFO has declined to name the defendants as they may seek name suppression, but… Audio
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Dunedin supermarket stabbing: Off-duty cop subdued attacker
It has been revealed an off-duty police officer who just happened to be shopping a Dunedin Countdown played a critical role in subduing the man accused of seriously stabbing four people in a violent… Video, Audio
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Killers jailed for life, 34 years after Red Fox tavern shooting
Cold case closed: Almost 34 years after Chris Bush was shot dead at the Red Fox Tavern in Maramarua - two men have finally been jailed for life for the crime.
Mark Hoggart and another man with name… Video, Audio
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NZ PR firm implicated in perverting the course of justice
A PR firm was hired by a Kiwi rich lister in an attempt to dissolve an indecent assault complaint. Sam Hurley a New Zealand Herald business journalist who has written about their activities and talks… Audio