Checkpoint

The first in a series of vaccination clinics to halt the spread of hepatitis A began in Ashburton today. Audio

Hundreds of attacks on prison officers where they're kicked or punched aren't recorded as serious assaults, in figures released by the Corrections Minister. Audio

The Inland Revenue is denying accusations that it's blocking New Zealand companies seeking contracts for its major online upgrade, because the criteria is so high. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Government says a court is wrong to block the demolition of a quake-prone building in Wellington's Lambton Quay and it will probably intervene. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

For months after the killing Ellery denied he was responsible and police used undercover officers to get him to confess which he finally did last January - nine months after Serenity's death. Audio

A judge has told a man who murdered a six month old baby in the Waikato town of Ngaruawahia that his conduct must be denounced. Audio

The Privy Council ruling is that the convictions are not safe because credible evidence casts doubt on three key parts of the Crown's case. Audio

Mark Lundy's sister Caryl believes her brother is innocent - although her other brother Craig doesn't agree. Audio

Mark Lundy's sister says he is desperate to get out of prison on bail now that his convictions for killing his wife and daughter have been quashed. Audio

Work begins get Mark Lundy released on bail. Baby Serenity's killer is jailed for at leaset 13 and a half years and the battle over Wellington's Harcourts building. Audio