Checkpoint

The one and half billion dollar law suit over leaky school buildings. Forcing Telcos to intercept calls and e-mails to help the police and spy agencies and some hospital staff could be sacked for… Read more Audio

Auckland councillors wants to hear from the public before giving any support to the Ports of Auckland's expansion plans. Audio

A man who has spent his life in the bush has told a Department of Conservation review panel in Hokitika today that DOC is destroying his livelihood. Audio

A Ngapuhi businessman who lives in Sydney says the jobs of Maori in low-skilled occupations are at risk, and they need qualifications that will allow them to move into more secure employment; A Maori… Read more Audio

The Government is reconsidering the way it subsidises private schools but has ruled out an increase in next month's Budget. Audio

The pilot who led the Anzac Day helicopter flight in which three men were killed has been found not guilty of negligence. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Crown lawyers have told a court the police and the FBI owe Kim Dotcom nothing. Audio

The sharemarket has retraced earlier losses following a slew of bad news from overseas, including plunging gold prices, disappointing Chinese economic news, and fatal explosions at the Boston Marathon

One of the founding members of the New Zealand band, Hello Sailor, Dave McArtney, has died early this morning at his Auckland home. Audio

The Government has enough votes to give the GCSB the legal right to spy on New Zealanders after New Zealand First signalled its support. Audio

Meanwhile our correspondent in Boston, Nathan King, says it does seem likely that the death toll will go higher. Audio