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Prime Minister lands in Niue to family welcome
The self-described 'daughter of Niue' has arrived home - or to her second home, as Jacinda Ardern calls it - to a catch up with her parents and sister. Video, Audio
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Fletcher's insisted EQC contract have indemnity clause
6 Mar 2018Former Fletcher Construction CEO Mark Binns told John Campbell EQC was under resourced and off-guard, and Fletcher's wouldn't have signed the Canterbury contract without an indemnity clause. Read more Video, Audio
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Checkpoint with John Campbell for Tuesday, March 6th 2018
6 Mar 2018Watch Tuesday's full programme here. Video
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The Shape of Water big winner at 90th Academy Awards
The Oscars ceremony in Los Angeles, the first since Hollywood's sexual harassment scandal unfolded, was politically charged including jokes about Donald Trump and support for immigration. Audio
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Nick Willis pulls out of Commonwealth Games
5 Mar 2018The 34-year-old middle distance runner suffered a stress fracture in his lower leg five weeks ago and has been unable to run since. Audio
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Auckland train worker strike ends
5 Mar 2018Auckland commuters can breathe a sigh of relief, with peak time train services expected to return to normal tomorrow after a week of strikes. Audio
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Man denies murdering, but admits owning gun used in killing
5 Mar 2018Turiarangi Tai is on trial at the High Court in Auckland where he's denied murdering Chozyn Koroheke but admitted illegally having the gun that killed her. Laura Tupou has been at court and filed this… Read more Audio
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Ardern announces $10 million in aid to Samoa on first visit as PM
5 Mar 2018New Zealand has given nearly $10 million to help Samoa tackle climate change and boost its economy on the first stop of Jacinda Ardern's inaugural visit to the Pacific as Prime Minister. Audio
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EQC should sue Fletcher Building - National's EQC spokesperson
5 Mar 2018National's EQC spokesperson Stuart Smith says EQC should sue Fletchers Building if there's compelling evidence they repeatedly botched repairs. He talks to John Campbell. Video, Audio
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Vegetable prices grow as weather takes its toll
Some vegetable growers are losing more than $100,000 a week as the wet and humid weather rots crops, driving prices up. Vegetables such as cauliflower have jumped up to $10 a head. Audio
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Police reviewing CCTV after Flaxmere pub death
5 Mar 2018Police have launched a homicide investigation after a man died from serious injuries outside a Flaxmere pub. Video, Audio
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Strong aftershocks causing more destruction in Papua New Guinea
5 Mar 2018A magnitude 6 earthquake rattled Hela province this morning, which may have caused further death and destruction. RNZ Pacific's Jamie Tahana reports. Audio
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