Checkpoint

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

Vodafone is partnering with Sky Network despite regulators turning down their proposed merger earlier this year. But one technology commentator says the new offer is rather ho-hum. Audio

A seriously ill man has been evicted from his Tauranga home by the city's main social housing provider and is now living in emergency accommodation in a motel. Jo O'Brien reports. Audio

Figures given to Checkpoint under the Official Information Act, show 9756 fines, worth $948,220, were issued between July the 21st, when the cameras were turned on, and August the 31st. Read more Video, Audio

The New Zealand First Board and MPs are continuing post-election negotiations, and say their meeting will go on for "several more hours". Audio

Watch Monday's full show here. Video

Documentary Director Grant Findlay joins John Campbell in the studio to talk about his documentary about Radio Dunedin, and the story of the volunteer announcers who launched the station 95 years ago.

A group of Maori youth have united in calling for Kiwis to talk about mental health and suicide. Their video - Time to Talk - has been viewed more than 100,000 times, but it's the message that counts.

New Zealand First MPs met at Parliament today, to finalise the policy proposals and the likely costings from both parties, for consideration on Monday. Video, Audio

John Campbell joins police on the beat after a disastrous weekly road toll. They describe how they remember every crash, and every time they tell someone a loved one isn’t coming home. Video, Audio