Checkpoint

New Zealander Bunny McDiarmid is the first woman - alongside American Jennifer Morgan - to co-lead Greenpeace International, starting this week. She joins Checkpoint.. Audio

A Christchurch resident, Sharon Toogood, has learned that the extensive repairs done to her house will need to be repaired. She joins Checkpoint. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Hurricanes winger Cory Jane has conceded he is unlikely to play for the All Blacks again, but believes he has a few more years of Super Rugby left in him. Audio

The Government is being urged not to offload responsibility for vulnerable families in its sweeping changes to Child Youth and Family. Rowan Quinn reports. Audio

St Kentigern's College, in Auckland, has cancelled its production of Sweeney Todd, after two students suffered cuts to their throats from a razor at opening night. Audio

Checkpoint with John Campbell has been inundated with stories from Dunedin hospital patients and their families appalled by the quality of Compass meals. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

A long-time Northland beekeeper suspects hundreds of his hives have been deliberately poisoned because of 'manuka madness' -- a turf war over lucrative manuka honey. Audio

After calls for an inquiry into Christchurch home repairs, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee joins Checkpoint. Audio

Duncan Webb, a Christchurch lawyer who helped organise a 3000-strong petition supporting Christchurch home-owners, says 10 percent of homes will need to be re-repaired. Audio