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PM seeks to reassure Chinese that they aren't criminal targets
Prime Minister John Key says some members of the Chinese community feel they are being targeted by criminals, but he's moved to reassure them they're not. Audio
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Chinese unhappy with efforts to tackle crime
29 Aug 2016Nine in 10 Chinese people in New Zealand are unhappy with how police are tackling crime. Audio
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Evening business for 29 August 2016
News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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Beauden Barrett stays in All Blacks until 2019
29 Aug 2016All Blacks star first-five, Beauden Barrett is to stay with the team until 2019. Meanwhile, his younger brothers Scott and Jordie are turning heads in provincial rugby's Mitre 10 Cup. Video, Audio
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All Blacks have scanned for bugs 'for quite a long time'
New Zealand Rugby CEO Steve Tew says police should have been contacted earlier when a bug was discovered in the All Blacks hotel room in Sydney. Read more Audio
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Police to attend all home burglaries from today
29 Aug 2016Police will now attend every burglary in New Zealand. Police Acting Deputy Commissioner Allan Boreham joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Checkpoint with John Campbell, Monday 29th August 2016
29 Aug 2016Watch Monday's full show here. Video
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Selevasio Tu'ima in finals of Stand Up Stand Out
26 Aug 2016Checkpoint's video of Selevasio Tu'ima singing Hallelujah last week has since gone viral, with 600,000 views on Facebook. The 13-year-old is in the finals of Stand Up Stand Out, at Vodafone Event… Read more Video, Audio
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Wallabies written off ahead of test against All Blacks
The Wallabies have been all but written off by almost everyone ahead of tomorrow night's second Bledisloe Cup test against the All Blacks in Wellington. Audio
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Hawke's Bay worried about effect of Havelock's water woes
The torrent of bad publicity from Havelock North's water woes has left Hawke's Bay Tourism concerned about the long-term effects on the area's reputation. Audio
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Havelock North businesses welcome contribution
The government and Hastings District Council will give $100k each to businesses hurt by water contaminiation crisis - but some businesses say it's not enough, and is going to the wrong place. Audio
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Czech tourist stuck on remote track for almost 1 month
26 Aug 2016Czech tourist Pavlina Pizova talks to media about the harrowing month she spent alone in a hut on the Routeburn Track, after her companion fell to his death. Video, Audio
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