Checkpoint

This week Julian Robins talks to retiring Green MP Sue Bradford about her decade as an MP and her plans for a return to grassroots politics. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The American space agency NASA will deliberately crash two spacecraft into the surface of the moon later tonight. Audio

The Government's annual dividend from the Reserve Bank increased almost three-fold to $630 million in the last year. Audio

After two weeks of negotiations, countries at the United Nations climate talks in Bangkok have failed to reach any sort of consensus. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The father of a Lower Hutt schoolgirl who was raped and murdered 20 years ago has himself been found guilty of raping a teenager in 1991. Audio

A campaign to save the Tasman Makos from demotion from next year's premier rugby division has been launched in Nelson and Marlborough. Audio

Winston Peters use of the phrase"tsunami of migrants"has been called 'deliberately provocative'. Audio

Mourners have now gathered at Samoa's Tafaigata Cemetery for the burial of 11 victims from last week's deadly tsunami. Audio

A new purpose-built air ambulance centre has been opened at Hawke's Bay airport, with the Prime Minister John Key doing the honours. Audio

While Samoa stopped today for a national memorial service to honour last week's tsunami victims, the New Zealand defence force is continuing its work around the island. Audio