Checkpoint

It's appears that Moko, the popular bottle-nosed dolphin, is dead. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Spain have booked a place in their first Football World Cup final - proving too good for the youngest German side to take part in the competition in 76 years. Audio

A new report has cleared the appointment of a controversial former police superintendent to the Real Estate Agents Authority. Audio

Auckland Airport is buying a stake in the gateway to New Zealand's premier tourism destination. Audio

The government is threatening to pull the plug on the Auckland waterfront venue for the Rugby World Cup, unless the wrangling over a one hundred year old cargo shed can be resolved. Audio

The government ups the anti on the venue for Auckland's party central. A new partnership between Queenstown and Auckland Airports and Moko the dolphin appears to have died. Audio

If you apply for asylum in Britian because you are gay the most likely outcome is that you'll be told to go home and keep quiet about it. Audio

New South Wales Police are pushing ahead with their plan to crackdown on motorcycle gangs. Audio

The British government says it will hold an independent inquiry into claims its security services were complicit in the torture of terror suspects abroad. Audio

The French President Nicolas Sarkozy has dismissed claims that his presidential campaign received 150-thousand euros in illegal party financing. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio