Checkpoint

The rail company whose train exploded in a Canadian town last month has been given a week to shut down because its insurance can't cover the clean up and other compensation costs. Audio

Sky City Entertainment has stepped up its surveillance after a group of high rollers absconded without paying their debts. Audio

Rob Jameison is the head of the Orion. Audio

Wellington lawyer John Miller specialises in ACC cases and is still battling to get thousands of dollars in compensation for 60 people who had their details mistakenly emailed to another claimant… Read more Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation has been forced to apologise to its clients after yet another serious privacy breach. Audio

A New Zealand show about Norse gods running around Auckland has scored a first in the United States, being bought by an American TV network. Audio

Low interest rates and stronger economy have bolstered retail sales. Audio

Te Arawa iwi has put on hold plans to set up a tribal parliament, while it focuses on mandating an iwi watchdog group to monitor government plans around mineral exploration; The Mayors Taskforce for… Read more Audio

More now on Canterbury people having to pay an extra 5 dollars 20 on their monthly power bill from next April with the Commerce Commission telling the Orion lines company it can put up prices. Audio

Southern leaders are sending a delegation to Wellington with a mission to try to overturn AgResearch's plans to cut its Dunedin operation, Invermay. Audio

The Crown has asked the Court of Appeal to overturn a judges decision to throw out a drug and firearms case against members of a Nelson gang. Audio

The Christchurch City Council is seeking legal advice on whether all the residents who've paid late penalty fees over the last nine years are due a refund. Audio