Checkpoint

Time for a wrap up of the weekend's sport with Matt Chatterton is in the Auckland studio. Audio

A carbon trader says while there were some dubious carbon credits traded in the past, it is an over-generalisation to say they were all fraudulent. Chris Bramwell reports. Audio

Four major earthquakes in five days - could they be connected? Mark Quigley from the University of Melbourne explains Audio

An Ashburton teenager volunteering in Ecuador describes feeling the deadly 7.8 magnitude quake 800 kms away from the epicentre. Audio

John Key's trip to China has kicked off with a warning - raising the South China Sea issue could hurt New Zealand's push to make progress on trade with China. Demelza Leslie explains. Audio

More than 100 people are expected to turn out to a public meeting in Christchurch tonight on bullying in the workplace. One of the guest speakers, Jude Marks, speaks to John Campbell. Audio

The Government is being accused of picking favourites over a proposal to put a flat water sporting facility in Christchurch's red zone. Sally Murphy reports. Audio

The Auckland Supercity's structure has come under scrutiny, after the Local Government Commission decided there's community backing for a change. Auckland Correspondent, Todd Niall, reports. Audio

Jim Morgan, an elderly Kaikohe man injured in a random dog attack at the weekend, says he's feeling shakier now than when it happened. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The police say they had to use sirens and car horns to track down a man who drove 30 metres down a steep bank in rural West Auckland. Audio

The company awarded a government contract to manage a luxury resort in Niue says its executive chairman who made a big donation to the National Party knew nothing about the bid. Audio