Checkpoint

It's two weeks after Haiti's devastating earthquake and in Leogane, which was at the epicentre, thousands of people are living in crowded camps with no sanitation. Audio

News from the business sector. Audio

The White House says President Obama will not relegate foreign policy goals in the face of mounting political pressure at home. Audio

A 21 year old man faces a raft of charges after a high speed police pursuit in Canterbury, during which the police say he pointed a pistol at officers. Audio

A competition lawyer is questioning the effectiveness of possibly making price-fixing activity by businesses a criminal offence. Audio

The Environment Minister has used his ministerial powers to intervene in a controversial proposal to create indoor dairy farms in the Upper Waitaki region. Audio

We cross to our tennis correspondent Dave Luddy at the Australian Open in Melbourne. Audio

Official figures published in Britain show that the longest recession since the Second World War has ended, but only by the narrowest margin. Audio

The Library and Information Association of New Zealand has labelled a proposal by the Tauranga City Council to start charging for its library books, as unfortunate. Audio

The Australian Government says it will make"high level representations"to try to save a former Australian soldier from being executed for murder in Afghanistan. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

The Wanganui District Council has voted to apply for a court order to dismantle a corrugated metal fence which surrounds the Hells Angels headquarters in the town. Audio