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Checkpoint with John Campbell, Monday 28 November 2016
28 Nov 2016Watch Monday's full show here. Video
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Waiau dairy farmers' milking shed destroyed in quake
25 Nov 2016Waiau dairy farmers Don and Donalda Galletly's milking shed was destroyed by the 7.8 earthquake, and they've been struggling to milk their cows ever since. Audio
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Heavy traffic as commuters leave Wellington
25 Nov 2016NZTA regional performance manager Mark Owen says people trying to leave Wellington on SH1 should stay put for a while as traffic is backed up. Audio
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Frustrated farmer admits evacution a good idea
25 Nov 2016A farmer evacuated from Goose Bay south of Kaikoura was frustrated at having to leave - but now realises he was wrong in saying Civil Defence was "overreacting". Audio
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Westfield Queensgate partially reopens
25 Nov 2016Part of the Wellington region's biggest mall reopened today for the first time since the earthquakes - but another part of it is set for demolition. Audio
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10m-high Christmas Lego tree put up in Auckland
25 Nov 2016A 10-metre high Lego Christmas tree has been put up in Auckland's Aotea Square. The project took 1200 hours, and 500,000 bricks, to build. Video, Audio
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Family cut off by landslides choppered to Kaikoura
25 Nov 2016A family cut off by two landslides since the quake hit last Monday have arrived in Kaikoura, where they will live for several months before being able to return home. Video, Audio
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Bob Eva on the first public convoy via the Inland road since quake
25 Nov 2016One couple who've nearly completed the journey along the Inland Road out of Kaikoura is Bob and Jill Eva. They pulled over to talk to Checkpoint. Audio
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Offender at large after child abducted and assaulted
25 Nov 2016West Auckland police are investigating the third case of someone trying to get a child into a car in just two weeks. In the first case an 11-year-old boy was sexually assaulted over three hours. Video, Audio
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Man sentenced to 7 years for pinching prison guard's bottom
25 Nov 2016A man has been sentenced to seven years in prison for pinching a prison guard's bottom. The sentence was handed down under the three strikes law, and has been slammed as barbaric and entirely unjust. Audio
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Evening business for 25 November 2016
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Police continue to search for mother of dead baby found in a park
25 Nov 2016Police have been scouring hospitals, medical centres and high schools as they try to find the mother of a newborn baby found dead in an Auckland reserve yesterday. Audio
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