Checkpoint

Up to 20 infant formula exporters have lost at least one million dollars each due to Fonterra's botulism false alarm, with one company having to lay off 25 temporary staff. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

After a fiery debate, Auckland's council has voted to impose restrictions on higher density housing in the city's suburbs. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Prime Minister is not ruling out New Zealand involvement in a military intervention into Syria, even if it's not under a United Nations mandate. Audio

More now on the police decision not to charge anyone over the government surveillance of Kim Dotcom, carried out by the GCSB. Audio

Gary Turkington is David Ross's lawyer. Audio

The Wellington financial advisor who ran a Ponzi scheme, which lost some investors millions of dollars, is behind bars tonight after pleading guilty to fraud charges. Audio

The police say no criminal charges will be laid against anyone over the Government's spying on Kim Dotcom for the FBI. Audio

No criminal charges will be laid against any one who spied on Kim Dotcom, for the GCSB. The director of a Ponzi scheme which lost 400-million dollars pleads guilty to fraud and PM says if allies… Read more Audio

About 4000 workers packed in the Events Centre in Manakau this afternoon to protest against the Employment Relations Amendment Bill, which is currently before a parliamentary select committee. Audio

Ahead of tomorrow's decision about how the Christchurch Town Hall will be repaired, reporters have been taken on a tour of the quake damaged building. Audio