Checkpoint

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The National-led Government has signalled it is not likely to relax foreign investment rules amid fears that too much land could fall into foreign hands. Audio

Our education correspondent John Gerritsen is with us. Audio

Immigration is reviewing the visas of 200 foreign students after the police charged two men with immigration fraud. Audio

Pacific Blue has issued a statement saying that the flight took off from Queenstown Airport about 26 minutes before evening twilight - just outside the minimum 30 minutes required. Audio

Civil Aivation has confirmed that a Pacific Blue flight out of Queenstown with 65 passengers and 6 crew on board did breach the rules about flying after dark. Audio

Civil Aviation confirms a flight out of Queenstown did breach the rules, 200 foreign students are caught up in a suspected immigration fraud and calls for a review of the flight training industry. Audio

A teenager who survived a fall from the 16th storey of a Manukau City apartment building is expected to be discharged from hospital within days. Audio

There's increasing pressure on Papua New Guinea's prime minister Sir Michael Somare to step down. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

Labour says todays announcement targetting drink drivers shows the transport minister was over-ruled by his cabinet colleagues who were too scared to lower the blood alcohol level. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio