Checkpoint

The family of Bill Sutch says the release of top secret files shows there is no proof of spying. Audio

Police are investigating accusations the man suspected of killing a young auckland woman in a deliberate car crash was drunk. Audio

Now that the two main parties seem to have their candidates, what happens next and what issues will dominate? Audio

Chinese officials seem to be dragging their heels over promised investigations into the why so many schools collapsed. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

There are calls at the World Food Summit in Rome for a second Green Revolution. Audio

Hundreds of people in Hamilton marked World Environment Day and Arbour Day together. Audio

About 40 scientists gathered at Parliament this morning as part of World Environment Day. Audio

The Court of Appeal has taken four years jail time off the sentence for a Lower Hutt man who repeatedly stabbed his children. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

The Mugabe regime has drawn the condemnation of the international community for its treatment of Morgan Tsvangirai. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio