Checkpoint for Monday 30 May 2016

5:09 PM.Prime Minister John Key says as a result of the Panama Papers the Government is trying to get the second phase of anti-money laundering laws in place as fast as it can. Audio

5:13 PM.Insulation providers say thousands of low income families will miss out on free or subsidised insulation after the Government slashed funding for its Warm-up programme. Audio

5:17 PM.South Auckland marae Te Puea opened its doors to the homeless last week and has been inundated with calls for help both from social services and the homeless. Audio

5:23 PM.Safety concerns have led the Civil Aviation Authority to ground all Alpine Adventures helicopters, after a crash on Fox Glacier last year. Audio

5:27 PM.After a 17-year-old gorilla was shot at Cincinnati Zoo when a child fell in its enclosure, thousands of people are outraged and have signed a petition criticising the zoo. Audio

5:35 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

5:38 PM.Punters at Upper Hutt's Trentham Racecourse and Riccarton in Christchurch will find their access to alcohol restricted as police take a stand on alcohol abuse and illegal alcohol sales. Audio

5:41 PM.As Housing Minister Nick Smith considers requiring builders to guarantee their work, some say this will lead to them dropping out of the sector. Audio

5:44 PM.Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has told a biker's rally that illegal immigrants are better looked after in the United States than the country's own war veterans. Audio

5:47 PM.A New Zealand woman is feared dead after she was taken by a crocodile in the Daintree National Park in far north Queensland. Audio

5:50 PM.Air New Zealand is pulling out of Whanganui and scrapping flights from Blenheim to Christchurch. Audio

6:18 PM.Green Party MP Marama Davidson and Labour's Peeni Henare, the MP for Tamaki Makaurau who've both put in some hard work at Te Puea marae over the weekend. Audio