Mai Chen
Public Law
Legal commentator Mai Chen discusses the Impact of election year on business and citizens in public law terms. Audio
Hone Harawira says he has support of the majority of his party
joining us now is the lawyer the party has hired to help it with its complaint, Mai Chen. Audio
Lawyer says Royal Commission won't be fast or cheap
More on today's announcement that Justice Graeme Panckhurst is to lead a Royal Commission which will investigate the Pike River coal mine disaster. Audio
Law commentator Mai Chen
Increasing public expectations of transparency and accountability of government, officials, MPs and business. Audio
Law with Mai Chen
The problems the law has keeping up with fertility technology and who has rights when it comes to donated embryos. Audio
Legal Commentator - Mai Chen
Mai discusses what you can request or demand by means of medical treatment. Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and Tony Doe (part 2)
Brain Downtime, The Australian newspaper's political editor calling for another election, Is the US economy is in a 1930s-style Depression? Audio
The Panel with Mai Chen and Tony Doe (part 1)
Immigration staff investigated for misconduct, Is there a growing discrepancy in the way the judicial system deals with the underprivileged in comparison with those who hold positions of power? Audio
The Panel Pre-Show for 26 August 2010
Your feedback and a preview of the guests and topics on today's Panel. Audio
Lawyer says declaration will make big difference to Maori
A leading public lawyer who helped draft the UN declaration on indigenous rights says signing up to it will provide a boost to Maori making land claims. Audio
Legal commentator
Today Mai looks at some of the public law issues that are likely to arise in 2010, including the possible appeal of the Foreshore and Seabed act. Audio
Law
Legal commentator Mai Chen examines the greater protection of property rights. Audio
Law - Mai Chen
Mai Chen discusses Education Amendment Bill and how it is affecting Polytechnics. Audio
New Zealand Global Women
Jenny Shipley and Mai Chen talk about why more than seventy of New Zealand's top women business leaders are joining forces to create a new organisation that will connect them across businesses… Audio
