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Spies "open slather" in NZ
Audio 22 Mar 2016Andrew Geddis talks about whether our spy agencies have too much freedom. Audio
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PM settles with camera operator
Audio 22 Mar 2016John Key has reached an out-of-court settlement with Bradley Ambrose over the so-called teapot tapes. Andrew Geddis talks about the settlement. Audio
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The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Duane Major (Part 1)
Audio 22 Mar 2016John Key has reached an out-of-court settlement with Bradley Ambrose over the so-called teapot tapes. Andrew Geddis talks about the settlement, Andrew Geddis talks about whether our spy agencies have… Audio
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Crossing the ditch for cannabis?
An Australian law change means New Zealanders can now legally obtain medicinal cannabis and bring it back to this country, a legal commentator says.
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PM to release Ponytail gossip columnist text
John Key is to release the text from a gossip columnist which triggered the so-called Ponytail Gate. Dr Andrew Geddis discusses the legal implications. Audio
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The Panel with Jeremy Elwood and Dita de Boni (Part 1)
Audio 19 Feb 2016What the Panelists Jeremy Elwood and Dita de Boni have been up to. The highly anticipated day is here. Police pinging drivers in bus-less bus lanes, inconvenience for some but necessary for bus… Audio
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Justice Minister still to consider latest David Bain report
Justice Minister Amy Adams has confirmed she has received a report on David Bain's compensation claim but has not yet considered it. Audio
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Bain's support downplays media reports on compensation claims
David Bain's main supporter is playing down media reports that he is likely to have his compensation claim turned down. Audio
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Deporting New Zealanders
Audio 21 Oct 2015Law expert Andrew Geddis talks about Australia's stance on NZ criminals and whether those on Christmas Island have a chance at taking class action. Audio
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Red Peak
The Red Peak flag design is gaining popularity with over 20 thousand signatures on a petitio for it to be in the short list for the New Zealand flag. Dr Andrew Geddis tells us what can be done to have… Audio
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The Panel with Jeremy Elwood and Sonja de Friez (Part 1)
Audio 7 Sep 2015What the Panelists Jeremy Elwood and Sonja de Freiz have been up to. New Zealand is to take an extra 750 refugees from the Syrian crisis over the next two-and-a-half years. Professor Al Gillespie… Audio
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Prisoner voting law breaches human rights - judge
A High Court judge has found a law that prohibits all prisoners from voting breaches their human rights.
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Arthur Taylor 'rapt' with voting ruling
An Auckland prisoner says he is rapt with a court ruling that a law banning prisoners from voting breaches their human rights. Audio
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High Court rules prisoner voting ban breaches Bill of Rights
In what's being described as an unprecedented ruling, the High Court has decided the law that stops all prisoners from voting breaches their human rights. Audio
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Life without political donations
Tens of thousands of dollars of Mafia money was donated to Australia's Liberal party. Electoral law expert Andrew Geddis tells us what could happen without political donations. Audio
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Legal expert sums up end-of-life case
A legal expert says the outcome of the Lecretia Seales right to die case could have wider implications than just setting a legal precedent. Audio
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Overseas precedent for 'right to die'
A law professor says there is an overseas precedent for a ruling in favour of the terminally ill Wellington woman fighting for the right to die with her doctor's help.
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Right to die
Lawyer Lecretia Seales has had her final day at work. Lecretia is asking the High Court to uphold her right to die at the time of her choosing. Audio
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John Banks says he faced 'jihad'
The Solicitor-General could avoid any consequences of John Banks' acquittal but others in Crown Law will be nervous, a law professor says. Video, Audio
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Law professor: Banks will likely seek compensation
A fiery John Banks is demanding that the Solicitor-General, Mike Heron, be investigated for his conduct in the case against the former Auckland mayor and ACT leader. Audio
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NZ flag
Audio 1 May 2015Latest poll on choosing a new flag shows waning support. Should the referendum be dropped altogether? We ask Prof Andrew Geddis of Oago University. Audio
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The Panel with Steve McCabe and Catherine Robertson (Part 1)
Audio 1 May 2015Latest poll on choosing a new flag shows waning support. Should the referendum be dropped altogether? We ask Prof Andrew Geddis of Oago University. Pain medicine experts want to see popular pain… Audio
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Challenge to election result thrown out
A court has thrown out an attempt by the career criminal Arthur Taylor to overturn the election result in Prime Minister John Key's electorate Helensville.
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Planet Key musician 'vindicated'
The musician behind the satirical song 'Planet Key feels vindicated by court decision overturning a ban on the song.
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Labour stands down Carmel Sepuloni
The Labour Party has stood down its social development spokesperson Carmel Sepuloni following charges of benefit fraud being laid against her mother. Audio