Law
Ensuring vulnerable cyclone affected residents get legal help
Community Law is providing free legal help to those with cyclone-related issues. Sue Moroney is the CEO of Community Law, she talks to Jesse about what help can be offered. Audio
New Bill seeks to strengthen sex abuse victims' rights within justice system
Victims of sexual assault will have greater legal protection with a law change that aims to give children and adults better support in the courts. Audio
Protesters accused of gluing themselves to busy Wellington road bailed
The protesters accused of gluing their hands to a busy Wellington road during peak-hour traffic have been released from custody on bail.
IPCA report on Parliament occupation debunks online narratives
The report into police actions during the Parliament occupation details serious allegations of violence against protesters, but also refutes a number of narratives which swept the internet.
IPCA report finds police served public well at Parliament protests, despite failings
The police watchdog has found, despite a number of police failings, officers served the public well in the face of at times "extreme provocation".
US weighs up winners and losers in Dominion win over Fox
Fox executives including Rupert Murdoch may have avoided having to take the stand after it settled the defamation suit taken against it by Dominion Voting Systems, but it now has another law suit… Audio
Posie Parker protest: Police charge man accused of hitting elderly woman in the head
Police have charged a 20-year-old man with assault after an elderly woman was punched in the head during the Posie Parker counter-protest late last month.
No sign of abandoned boat owner one year after vessel washed up
An East Coast harbour master is calling for changes to the country's boat ownership rules after a man abandoned his vessel and successfully evaded authorities for 12 months.
'Historic' win for Cook Islands Cook Islands LGBT+
Cook Islands Parliament has decriminalised homosexuality. Caleb Fotheringham has the story. Audio
'Humiliated': Homeless man arrested for failing to provide an address
A homeless man was arrested and spent 15 hours in a cell for not giving police an address. Now, Lyal Glass has had his conviction quashed by a judge and is seeking damages after being injured in the…
Man's application to be declared legally dead is 'pseudo law'
A man's application to have himself and his five children declared dead has been thrown out by a High Court judge who described the claim as "pseudo law".
Boatie wants greater enforcement after collision
A boatie in Bay of Islands says the rules are constantly being flouted, after a Northland ferry skipper was hit by another vessel.
Bill Elliott is in a critical but stable condition in hospital, and… Audio
Juul to pay $462 million to six US states, DC, over youth addiction claims
E-cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc has agreed to pay $US462 million over eight years to settle claims by six US states including New York and California, along with the District of Columbia, that it…
Enchanter tragedy: Skipper faces charges relating to the deaths of five men
The skipper, Lance Goodhew, did not attend today's court hearing in Kaitāia over last year's sinking of the fishing boat.
US Police Officers who shot dead Christian Glass to stand trial
The family of a Christchurch-born man shot dead by police in the US say they're pleased criminal charges against two officers will proceed to trial.
A judge has thrown out the officers' bid to have… Audio
Abuse survivor unhappy royal commission given extension
A survivor of abuse is furious the government has extended the Royal Commission into Abuse in Care's deadline, for a second time.
Lake Alice survivor Paul Zentveld says the decision is an insult.
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'Too worked up and frightened to say no': WorkSafe never investigated temp workers' deaths
The workplace safety watchdog began research into the labour-hire industry safety within weeks of two temp workers being killed, but it never investigated their deaths.
Justice non-existent in Kiribati - Sir Ieremia Tabai
Justice non-existent in Kiribati - Sir Ieremia Tabai. Audio
'America is going to hell' - Trump in Florida
Donald Trump told supporters America is going to hell.
Mr Trump was speaking from his Mar-a-Lago home, after he plead not guilty at his arraignment earlier today.
He has been very much on the… Audio
Historic arraignment creates legal minefield
The former US President, Donald Trump plead not guilty to 34 felony charges in Manhattan Criminal Court earlier today.
The charges stem from an investigation into a hush money payment to pornstar… Audio