Ursula Cheer

Journalists in Fiji could be jailed for up to five years and media organisations fined more than 350 thousand for publishing anything the country's military government decides is not in the public… Audio

Ursula Cheer looks at celebrities, and whether they have a right to privacy. Audio

With Ursula Cheer. Audio

A New Zealand Olympian accused of multiple charges of rape and violence has been identified on an internet blog. Media law expert, Ursula Cheer comments. Audio

With Ursula Cheer. Audio

Are proposals to crack down on breaches of court suppression orders by internet sites an exercise in futility? Audio

With Ursula Cheer, associate professor of law at Canterbury University. Audio

With Ursula Cheer. Audio

Legal cases involving bloggers. Audio

With Ursula Cheer. Audio

With legal commentator Ursula Cheer. Audio

With legal commentator Ursula Cheer live from our Christchurch studio. Audio

Ursula Cheer, Associate professor at Canterbury University and sometime poet. Audio

Ursula Cheer is associate professor of law at Canterbury University. Audio

Law Commentator Ursula Cheer brings us the latest from the bar including media suppression laws. Audio

National is considering going to the police over the recording of three of its senior MP's in private conversations. Audio

The law of blasphemy has just been voted out in the UK. Audio

With Ursula Cheer. Audio

The privacy issue in modern law. Audio

Ursula runs down the details on 'contempt of court' and legal issues which affect the media. Audio