Checkpoint

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The police are to apologise to a Northland man left paralysed after his arrest. Audio

The food contamination scare has shaken the money markets, and wiped millions off Fonterra's value on the stock market. Audio

The Trade Minister Tim Groser is with us. Audio

The botulism milk scare has alarmed export markets, hit Fonterra's share price and the dollar, and confused shoppers amid conflicting messages about what infant formula to avoid. Audio

Confusion over the extent of the Fonterra Botulism scare. Calls for Fonterra to be more upfront about the crisis and Police apologise to a Northland man left paralysed after his arrest. Audio

In tomorrow night's Super rugby final in Hamilton between the Chiefs and the Brumbies, the odds are stacked in the home side's favour, as the foreign side have never won a Super rugby play-off game in… Read more Audio

An Auckland University researcher has found that nearly a quarter of the country's blind children are Maori; Primary export industries are working together to create career paths for tangata whenua; A… Read more Audio

The Prime Minister remained defiant this week despite evidence emerging his office had pressured the Parliamentary Service to release phone records to the inquiry into the leak of the Kitteridge… Read more Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

A reward is being offered for information on the mutilation and killing of a pet dog in South Auckland. Audio

The New Zealand stock market has finished the week higher on the back of record highs on Wall Street. Audio