Navigation for Station navigation
Checkpoint
Checkpoint with Lisa Owen is RNZ’s weekday drive-time news programme, Our people, stories and breaking news and interviews from 4-6pm.
Monday to Friday, 4-6pm
Text 2101, texts cost 20 cents
Navigation for Checkpoint
Latest audio
Thursday, 6 November 2014
-
Early Maori-Pakeha history comes alive
Rare details marking the first interactions between Māori and Europeans in New Zealand have been released as part of a new archive of centuries-old journals, letters and documents online. Audio
-
Risks of re-entering Pike River mine are too high
Solid Energy says it knew it was going to disappoint Pike River families with the decision not to re-enter the mine tunnel. Audio
-
Phone forensics show ambulance officer took video
The trial of a St John ambulance officer has heard evidence showing he made two video files on his cellphone at the time a teenage girl claims she was abused. Audio
-
Arahura interislander in trouble again
Kiwirail still does not know whether the Arahura ferry will be safe to sail tomorrow, after engine problems forced the crew to stop and drop its anchors so it wouldn't drift into nearby rocks. Audio
-
Today's market update
The New Zealand dollar fell more than one-and-a-half US cents today to its lowest level since June 2012. Audio
-
"Snakes on a plane" - python fillets spark biosecurity alarm
A packet of vacuum-sealed snake steak crawling with insects has caused a biosecurity alarm at Auckland airport. Audio
-
U.S. President says he'll redouble efforts
President Obama is promising to redouble his efforts to work with his Republican opponents after they secured control of both Houses of Congress in America's mid-term elections. Audio
-
One dead in a boating accident off Mahia peninsula
A 13 year old girl swam to shore and ran for nearly half an hour to get help after a fishing trip went badly wrong. Audio
-
Defence Minister and Prime MInister at odds over SAS
The Defence Minister and Prime Minister appear to be at odds over whether the SAS could be sent to Iraq. Audio
-
AC/DC drummer charged with trying to procure murder
The AC-DC drummer Phil Rudd has been charged with trying to procure the murder of two people and threatening to kill one of them. Audio
-
Pike families' lawyer responds
The lawyer for the Pike River Families Committee Colin Smith is with us. Audio
-
Mother of Pike River victim speaks on decision
Carol Rose is the mother of 31 year old Stu Mudge who died in the mine. She insists there's a good case for taking Pike River managers Peter Whittall, Doug White and Steve Ellis to court. Audio
Checkpoint
About this programme
Checkpoint is RNZ's drive-time news and current affairs programme, tackling the national and international stories of the day.
The show airs weekdays fro4-6pm and is hosted by Lisa Owen.
Follow this podcast.
Text 2101 (texts cost 20 cents)
Email checkpoint@rnz.co.nz