Checkpoint

A new survey shows a quarter of people approaching retirement have no plan for how they'll manage their Kiwisaver funds. Audio

Quake bus survivor Ann Brower has triumphed, finally getting underway the law changes she sought to keep people safe from falling masonry. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Two sisters sexually assaulted as children have been in court today fighting to lift the name suppression on their abuser in what could be a landmark case. Audio

Hawkes' Bay iwi Ngati Kahungunu says it's deeply concerned about the uncovering of a black market fishing operation in its rohe; A prominent Northland kaumatua says the Maori Land Court has played a… Read more Audio

The Crown says a teenager used what amounted to a glass dagger when he stabbed another young man in the neck in a Grey Lynn street fight. Audio

Researchers have found that more of the South Island could be in line for a much larger quake than anyone thought. Audio

An Auckland firm is on the receiving end of the first public warning under a new law designed to combat money laundering and terrorism financing. Audio

Briscoe Group is standing firm on its takeover bid for Kathmandu Holdings. Audio

The author JK Rowling has thrown fans into a spin, tweeting that today would be the first day of school for Harry Potter's oldest son, James Sirius Potter. Audio

He owns the old Reefton school, and the old state mines office in the little West Coast town. And now John Bougen has become the accidental inspiration for the town's love affair with the existing New… Read more Audio

Aucklanders will soon have a less crowded commute, with 53 double-decker buses rolling out across major routes from October. Audio