Ann Marie May

The National Party has today taken another legal challenge over the Electoral Finance Act. Audio

The Court of Appeal has been asked to reduce the four and a half year jail sentence handed down to a former police officer. Audio

Nine people charged over the death of a Wainouiamata woman have been committed for trial in the High Court. Audio

The receivers of the failed finance company, Bridgecorp will go ahead with bankruptcy proceedings later this week. Audio

Bankruptcy proceedings are likely to be issued against Rod Petricevic, the founder of the failed finance company Bridgecorp. Audio

Some Mongrel Mob prospects have been suggested as alternative killers of the Marton pensioner Mona Morris. Audio

Radio New Zealand's court reporter Ann-Marie May is on her own personal pilgrimage in Sydney and she joins us now live. Audio

19-year-old Tyrone Box and 20-year-old James Challis were jailed for 7 years in the High Court in Wellington. Audio

In the light of a High Court decision, Insight asks whether the country's abortion law needs rewriting. Audio

Peter McNamara was jailed for seven years in 2005 for his part in the abduction and rape, but only served 29 months. Audio

A High Court judge says the lawfulness of many abortions being carried out is doubtful. Audio

Lower Hutt company Exide Technologies Limited fined $30K after again illegally releasing lead into the air. Audio

A Jury found Lloyd Bowling guilty of attempting to influence a juror with a threatening note. Audio

The disgraced former head of Access Brokerage, Peter Marshall has been jailed for three years. Audio

Mark Creedy went to the Supreme Court in March seeking a grievance despite being well outside the time limits for doing so. Audio

When the hearing started three weeks ago thirteen men were before the Court - by today only four remained. Audio

A man extradited from Australia to face trial on historical sex charges has pleaded guilty. Audio

Daniel Robert Moore, who is 23, was sentenced in the High Court in Wellington this morning. Audio

There were tears in the Wellington District Court yesterday when two men pleaded guilty. Audio

A large number of authorisations on mental health grounds don't mean something's wrong with abortion laws. Audio