Tim Graham

An investigation's underway to find out if a brand of baby formula is being sold legally and is up to standard. Audio

Criminal defence lawyers across the country are uniting, in a groundswell of opposition to the Government's legal aid changes. Audio

The Law Society's Canterbury-Westland branch president, Allister Davis, says the reforms are eroding the public's access to justice, not enhancing it while the Legal Services Agency says the public… Audio

Schools, hospitals and businesses are first in the queue for ultrafast broadband under one of the country's largest ever communications infrastructure projects. Audio

Two high-profile murderers have agreed to having their parole chances frozen until mid-2013. Audio

Sixteen years after her parents were shot dead, an anonymous email was the way Margaret Jamieson found out one of their killers is now on day release. Audio

The man known as the Beast of Blenhein, Stewart Murray Wilson, is being kept in jail under a rarely used clause of the Parole Act. But Wilson must be released by next year at the latest and he… Audio

Two men, who were wrongly jailed for the 2003 arson of the Manawatu Hotel, will today receive a payout which could run to six figures. Audio

Two men, who were wrongly jailed for the 2003 arson of the Manawatu Hotel, will today receive a payout which could run to six figures. Audio

A lawyer handling post-quake domestic violence cases in Christchurch, says she is thousands of dollars out of pocket because of unpaid legal aid bills. Audio

Justice Ministry papers show that some of the country's most notorious inmates may soon have to wait longer for a parole hearing. Audio

Another multi-million dollar, pre-Budget announcement has brought extra Plunket visits for new mothers, in their baby's first few months of life. Audio

A lawyer representing Peter Holdem who abducted and killed the six-year-old Christchurch girl, Louisa Damodran in 1986, is suggesting his client be castrated. Audio

Young beneficiaries are being given a multi-million dollar push towards work, though the Government is coy on where the money is coming from. Audio

This morning builders rescued a nine-year-old Hutt Valley girl, from up a tree. Audio

The convicted killer and notorious prison escapee, Dean Wickliffe, is a changed man and will be set free. Audio

Peoples' increasing desperation is being blamed for a surge in gambling machine takings this year, particularly in Christchurch. Those in the quake-hit city fed six hundred thousand dollars more into… Audio

One of The Hobbit's 13 dwarves has quit the movie, just weeks into production. Audio

A push towards greater use of restorative justice has been met with disdain, from people caught up in some of the country's most high-profile killings. Audio

A sweeping review of the Family Court is expected to target what the government believes are inefficiencies and ballooning costs in the system. Audio