Checkpoint

The Green Party has accused the Superannuation Fund of investing in companies that make cluster bombs and called on it to pull the money out. Audio

Our reporter, Cushla Norman, is backstage at the show. Audio

A member of the Libya's rebel council says the country is united in wanting to rid the country of Gaddafi and will not collapse into sectarian violence. Audio

Fiji's military council has banned the Methodist Church from holding public meetings and is also stopping its leaders from travelling, with immediate effect. Audio

The latest suicide statistics released by the chief coroner show that Maori still have the highest rate of suicide by ethnic group; A Tainui kaumatua says it's insulting an American boutique brewery… Read more Audio

The United Nations is calling on both sides in Libya to avoid revenge attacks, as allegations emerge of summary killings and torture by rebels and Gaddafi loyalists. Audio

The final two bodies have been recovered from the scene of a fatal house fire south of Brisbane which killed 11 people. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Four television journalists in Australia have been sacked or have resigned for faking reports about the search for a teenage boy's remains. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Foreign Affairs Minister has decided which aid agencies will get a share of one million dollars, promised six weeks ago, for famine relief in the Horn of Africa. Audio

The Green Party is accusing the New Zealand Superannuation Fund of investing in companies that make cluster bombs and called on it to pull the money out immediately. Audio