Checkpoint

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio

Unions fear employers are attempting to use a review of the Holidays Act as a chance to"gouge out"existing staff entitlements on sick leave and holiday pay. Audio

The Government in Spain is to cut public service salaries this year as part of harsh austerity measures aimed at getting the country out of debt. Audio

The Prime Minister has announced a 30-million dollar funding boost for the tourism industry, but says the sector must work to get more bang for its marketing dollars. Audio

It's tipped to be one of the biggest class actions ever taken in Australia. Audio

Neil Armstrong who in 1969 was the first man to set foot on the moon, has urged the Obama administration to rethink its plans to cut back on its human spaceflight programme. Audio

Biosecurity officials have seized what they believe to be a tiger penis and gallbladder during a search at Auckland International Airport. Audio

Auckland suburbs will be shut down and roads closed as Rugby World Cup organisers push fans out of their cars and on to public transport during next year's tournament. Audio

Libyan authorities have ruled out terrorism but are no closer to explaining why a recently-built airliner crashed as it landed at Tripoli Airport, killing 103 people. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

A worldwide manhunt has come to an end in Sydney, for a former Serbian paramilitary leader suspected of war crimes. Audio

Back to John Key's joke about Tuhoe eating him for dinner. Audio