Checkpoint

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Prince William and his wife Kate have offered their condolences to the victims of a massive temple fire in India's southern state of Kerala which killed 100 and injured more than 300 others. Audio

NZ Pure Blue is in negotiations with Ashburton District Council over rights to bottle water. Sally Murphy has more. Audio

Christchurch joins a growing list of councils equipping staff with body cameras, to deter hostile and violent behaviour against them. Belinda McCammon reports: Audio

A Hutt Valley woman says she shot her mother's partner because she thought he was going to attack her with a meat cleaver. Max Towle reports. Audio

Tax specialist discusses review into disclosure laws, and New Zealand's attitude to foreign trusts. Audio

John Campbell looks back over what the government has previously said about the country's foreign trust rules Audio

RNZ's political editor Jane Patterson analyses the government's newly-announced review into the country's foreign tax rules. Audio

The government remains stubborn in its refusal to acknowledge New Zealand is acting as tax haven for wealthy foreigners, and possibly criminals. And senior ministers continue to insist there's no need… Read more Audio