Checkpoint

The final plan to turn Auckland's Queens Wharf into a fan base for the Rugby World Cup has been revealed it's a temporary building almost the size of a rugby field. Audio

A nine year long murder investigation finally came to end this afternoon with Joseph Reekers sent to prison for at least 15 years for the murder of Auckland hairdresser Marie Jamieson. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Joining us is our Political Editor Brent Edwards. Audio

The ACT party says its no surprises agreement with National has been breached, with the ratification today of the the United Nations' declaration on indigenous rights. Audio

David Bain is allowed to apply for compensation for wrongful imprisonment but he'll not only have to prove his innocence, he'll also have to prove his case has extraordinary circumstances. Audio

The Serious Fraud Office is investigating ACC over allegations of fraudulent property dealings going back several years. Audio

The best of Checkpoint. Audio

A group of politicians in the United States has declared enough is enough when it comes to airline fees. Audio

In Britain the two main parties are trying to turn around a jump in poll support for the Liberal Democrats three weeks before the general election. Audio

The US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner is optimistic a strong financial reform bill will pass through Congress despite Republican opposition. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio