Checkpoint

News from the Waatea team. Audio

Angry Telecom customers in Northland are demanding action and compensation as they wait for repairs on faulty phone lines. Audio

The Supreme Court has ruled that a group of 6 former Porirua Hospital patients can now sue the Government for compensation. Audio

The Finance Minister Bill English faces fresh criticism that he should have disclosed a conflict of interest when claiming roughly $900 a week in accommodation expenses. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Organisers of the infamous Undie 500 rally say the event won't be returning to Dunedin in the foreseeable future. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The National Distribution Union is pleased the receivers of Lane Walker Rudkin have laid a complaint with the Serious Fraud Office, though it won't help the 228 people who have lost their jobs. Audio

3 New Zealand soldiers serving in Afghanistan are being sent home because they emailed photographs of themselves posing with a bomb and machine guns. Audio

Ken Mair is a spokesperson for the iwi who first wanted an 'H' in Wanganui. He says he's been fighting for the change for two decades. Audio

Wanganui Mayor Michael Laws is expecting the Minister to reject the Board's decision, which he has roundly condemned. Audio

It's Wanganui with an H but for how long? Audio