Checkpoint

Disruptive parents on the sidelines of their childrens school sports games are causing headaches for principals around the country. Audio

Today the last group of businesses in the cordoned off orange zone in Christchurch's quake hit CBD finally got the chance to get into their buildings. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

An online retailer has been reprimanded for using the trademarked words 'Rugby World Cup'. Audio

After days of confusion and heated argument NATO has announced it will enforce a no fly zone over Libya but has stopped short of taking full command of the military action against the Gaddafi regime. Audio

Andrew Little is the President of the Labour Party, he joins us now Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Australia's former military chief Peter Cosgrove has defended the soldiers involved in the Facebook racism scandal in Afghanistan. Audio

The Labour Party leader, Phil Goff, is just announced that Darren Hughes is resigning from Parliament. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The National Civil Defence controller Steve Brazier, joins us Audio

More complaints are coming about thefts from shops behind the cordon in central Christchurch. Audio