Checkpoint

Checkpoint looks back on the stories of 2016 which surprised, delighted and shocked New Zealanders. Part Two. Video, Audio

Customers can view products from Kaikoura's retailers on a website and then book a personal shopper to take them around stores using Facetime. Conan Young gives it a go. Read more Video, Audio

Around 1000 cyclists joined the disgraced seven-time Tour de France champion for a waterfront bike ride in Auckland, before he films an advertising campaign with Lion Breweries. Video, Audio

Wellington City Council has told the owners of 80 buildings they need to carry out further earthquake testing, but a local property developer says more should be added to the list. Video, Audio

Prime Minister Bill English says he doesn't know what being a feminist means, and his deputy, and Minister for Women, Paula Bennett, says she's a feminist "most days". Video, Audio

Correspondent Ira Spitzer says it's still not clear whether the attack in Berlin was an act of terrorism. Video, Audio

Watch Tuesday's full programme here. Video

Checkpoint looks back on the stories of 2016 which surprised, delighted and shocked New Zealanders. Video, Audio

Auckland City Mission says more than 300 families are queueing for food and presents every day, and it needs more donations to meet demand. Video, Audio

Mr Ngaro was the only MP to be promoted straight into Cabinet from the backbench, being given Minister for Pacific Peoples and Associate Minister for Social Housing. He talks to Rowan Quinn. Read more Video, Audio

Prime Minister Bill English has announced a by-electon for Auckland's Mt Albert will be held on February 25, but National won't be standing in the electorate. Chris Bramwell reports. Audio