Checkpoint

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Southern District Health have received 25 formal complaints about the pre-packed, frozen food it started serving at the start of the year. Audio

WorkSafe has launched an investigation into how two boys suffered neck injuries during a school play at St Kentigern College in Auckland. Audio

The Inspector-General of Security and Intelligence has found "significant shortcomings" in how the Security Intelligence Services carries out vetting for security clearances. Audio

Child Youth and Family could be replaced by a new agency within a year, under sweeping changes to child welfare services announced by the Government today. Audio

Prime Minister stands firm on statements that New Zealand is not a tax haven, despite more allegations from the leaders of all three main opposition parties. Winston Peters leaves the chamber after a… Read more Audio

A rare Goldie portrait is expected to fetch more than $1 million when it goes to auction. Tom Furley reports. Audio

The United States Republican presidential candidate, Donald Trump, has suffered a blow in his campaign, losing the Wisconsin primary to his main rival, Ted Cruz. Audio

Detainees are claiming four men have been arrested in a Sydney detention centre over the death of New Zealander Robert Peihopa. Audio

A bill allowing Returned Services Associations to serve a tot of rum during ANZAC Day breakfast has been unanimously passed by Parliament. RSA president BJ Clark joins Checkpoint. Audio