Checkpoint

A man who was seriously injured in a police chase riddled with mistakes, including an illegal roadblock, says he doesn't blame the officers for what happened and his injuries are his own fault. Audio

A man brain damaged in a police chase blames himself. The country's top coal boss quits suddenly and the Prime Minister heads towards a water rights faceoff at Waitangi. Audio

The Ngapuhi leader Sonny Tau says the Northland based iwi is significantly closer to entering negotiations with the Crown to settle its Treaty claim; A Crown laywer's suggested to the Supreme Court… Read more Audio

The first official day back at Parliament on Tuesday was more reminiscent of the first day back at school, with personal attacks and political point scoring characterising the Prime Minister's… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The managing director of Briscoes predicts retailers have a couple of difficult years ahead. Audio

The Minister in charge of fixing Novopay, Steven Joyce, says he doesn't have much confidence in company promises to get the teachers' payroll system to work properly. Audio

The Earthquake Recovery Minister has revealed the rebuild of Christchurch's damaged sewage and water pipes will be quite a bit more expensive than predicted. Audio

After two years of passenger complaints and outrage American airports are getting rid of the 'peepshow' body scanners. Audio

A Crown laywer's suggested to the Supreme Court that time limits on state hydro power enterprise shareholdings would be a way to safegaurd Maori water rights; The Ngapuhi leader Sonny Tau says the… Read more Audio

A passport fraudster who made a dozen trips to the United States and Australia under someone else's name has dodged prison. Audio

In Mexico City at least 14 people have died and and more than 80 have been injured in an explosion at the headquarters of state-owned oil giant Pemex. Audio