Checkpoint

The Urewera raids trial is being delayed again, with one lawyer claiming it will be devastating for his client if this carries on. Audio

The National-led Government is now borrowing 380 million dollars a week but the Prime Minister says that has to stop. Audio

The police in Waikato are investigating the death of a baby in unusual circumstances, while in Hawkes Bay they're looking into how a 10-week old got significant non-accidental injuries. Audio

The Maori Party is urging its members who felt they were threatened at a hui in Waitangi to take the matter up with the police. Audio

The fight between Maori politicians gets nastier. John Key says borrowing 380 million dollars a week has got to stop and the kiwi that's mysteriously turned up in Russia? Audio

Auckland drivers have been charged almost two million dollars in fines for illegally using bus lanes in the first six months of the new Auckland Council. Audio

To the UK now, where the Lib-Dems are promising to have a louder voice in government after a shocking result in the local body elections. Audio

A lawyer specialising in Accident Compensation Corporation cases says a perfect storm has created a massive backlog in appeals before the District Court. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Aucklanders are second only to Cantabrians as the most stressed people in the country, while those living in Wellington are the most relaxed. Audio

Confidence has reached an eighteen month high, as firms and households pick themselves up after the Canterbury quakes. Audio

A Hamilton GP charged for the third time with professional misconduct claims the medical profession is out to get him. Audio