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Six Titirangi homes cut off after massive landslip
5 Apr 2017A large wall of mud, trees and debris fell down on a long, shared driveway in Titirangi overnight, trapping residents inside the building. Video, Audio
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Whanganui Mayor with an update on flooding situation
5 Apr 2017The New Zealand Defence Force has sent extra staff to Whanganui to help with evacuations and flood preparation. Whanganui Mayor Hamish McDouall joins Checkpoint. Audio
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Hundreds evacuated in Whanganui as high tide approaches
5 Apr 2017About 200 homes in Whanganui have been evacuated as fears grow that flood waters will breach the Kowhai Park stopbanks. RNZ Robin Martin reports. Video, Audio
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RNZ Checkpoint with John Campbell, Wednesday 5th April 2017
5 Apr 2017Watch Wednesday's full programme here. Video
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Australian rugby in 'terrible trouble' - Former Wallabies coach
4 Apr 2017Former Wallabies coach Alan Jones says those coaching Australia rugby have no idea of what they are doing. Audio
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20 new families a month needing accommodation in Queenstown
An affordable housing trust in Queenstown says it is being contacted by 20 new families a month needing accommodation and it can't keep up with demand. Audio
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Don Brash, Tariana Turia among 27 to sign free speech open letter
Don Brash and Tariana Turia are among 27 politicians and academics who've signed an open letter, saying free speech is under threat at universities. Audio
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Typhoid is probably more common than you think
4 Apr 2017Twenty five million people contract typhoid each year, and while deaths from the infection are rare in New Zealand, about 50 to 70 cases are treated here every year. Audio
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Health officials under fire for communication over typhoid outbreak
Auckland health authorities have been widely criticised for "communication issues" around the typhoid outbreak. Audio
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Booming business for pet mementos company Heartfelties
Kapiti coast artist Diana Steven says she's booked up for weeks after publicity about her work creating replica miniature pets went global. Video, Audio
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Home detention for Filipino-NZer convicted of visa fraud
A Filipino-New Zealander has been sentenced to home detention and community work for visa fraud involving Filipino migrants wanting to come to New Zealand to work in the dairy industry. Audio
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Cost of parking in Wellington CBD could increase
4 Apr 2017The cost of parking in the capital's CBD could go up 50 cents - the first increase in 13 years. Audio
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