Checkpoint

A study has found that Australians who were in the 2002 Bali bombings or had family in them are still suffering high rates of psychological distress. Audio

A big drop in phone betting and the run-down state of its Auckland office, has forced the TAB to look at cutting the number of call centres it operates. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Some health professionals say allowing police to blood test parents for alcohol when their baby dies suddenly while sleeping will only make things worse for families. Audio

News from the business sector. Audio

A mugger brandishing a gun picked on the wrong couple in Hamilton yesterday, with the would-be victim turning out to be an off-duty policeman. Audio

To Australia now, where the government has failed to make any ground in the latest opinion poll with opposition leader Tony Abbott holding his place as preferred prime minister over Labor's Julia… Read more Audio

A new study reveals stroke victims are far worse off financially, and receive less support, than someone who's injured in an accident. Audio

An overhaul of the beef and lamb industry may be on the cards after a meeting of one thousand livestock farmers this evening. Audio

A German climber badly hurt when she fell into a deep crevasse on the Fox Glacier 11 days ago, has recounted her ordeal from Christchurch hospital today. Audio

A South Taranaki District councillor is appalled that Taranaki is again being considered as the dumping grounds for North Island oil and gas waste. Audio

A child health expert is urging Maori communities to consider what more they can do to provide safe sleeping situations for young babies; Meanwhile, an Auckland regional Maori health provider is… Read more Audio