Duncan Webb

What the Panelists Duncan Webb and Mark Inglis have been up to. Audio

St Bede's school is grappling with a High Court injunction that over-rode their sending home of two boys after a breach at Auckland Airport. Christchurch lawyer Dr Duncan Webb talks about the judge's… Audio

Is the adversarial system inadequate when it comes to deep rights and wrongs of cases like David Bains? We ask lawyer Duncan Webb of Lane Neave. Audio

The EQC has got the green light to start settling the claims of thousands of Christchurch people whose homes became more at risk of flooding after the earthquakes. Audio

New Zealand was "settled peacefully" by the British, according to the prime minister. All Black captain Richie McCaw will become the first skipper of any international side to lead his country in a… Audio

The Chinese President has told a business lunch in Auckland that he wants to continue to build on the China New Zealand relationship in a way that will be economically beneficial for both nations. At… Audio

Topics - at Rutgers University they've found evidence that women are better at recalling memories, especially autobiographical ones. A Waikato Economics Professor asks why New Zealanders are crying… Audio

Topics - Politics; journalists were blamed by Annette Sykes, Laila blamed the media, "We've had our eyes opened, over the last few months, to how attack politics works," Harre said. But of course… Audio

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Topics- the thinking of writer Paul Ford is that manners and niceness are now at a premium, a premium you can cash in on. With 4 little words. Islamist militias are reported to have seized Tripoli… Audio

Topics - The National Party's announced a new policy to get more people into their first homes. Winston Peters is talking about the sale of a lifestyle sub-division on the outskirts of Auckland where… Audio

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Topics - Well somebody will be watching you, watching all of us more and more as we know, and maybe not the GCSB or Five Eyes, but NZI or AMP. Do we need to have binding referenda? The wealthy… Audio

Topics - Mosgiel and Port Chalmers police stations are looking for civilian volunteers to man front of house because of low staff numbers, which have been cut because of low crime levels. You may have… Audio

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Topics - the American Library of Congress has announced it's trying to find ways to preserve CDs, which were made for yesterday's mass market, not for posterity. At some point they'll just give up the… Audio

Topics - a break down of the highlights in the budget including health, business, the economy and education. Audio

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45 million dollar Stradivarius, More than 1.1 million dollars was paid to an Auckland couple under investigation for running an alleged cheating service for university assignments, An evangelical… Audio

The Government says the America's Cup in San Francisco contributed more than 100-million dollars to the economy, some newly released research suggests Hobbit themed marketing has significantly boosted… Audio