Checkpoint

They're licking their wounds following back to back losses - and the bad news keeps coming for the All Blacks. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Local tourists have a carbon footprint three times the size of visitors from overseas. Audio

The first eco-classroom in a New Zealand school to be designed and driven by students is taking shape in Hamilton. Audio

A new report says tens of thousands of New Zealanders could face tough financial decisions as their homes reach an age when they need major renovations. Audio

Fiji has once again reared its head at the official opening of the Pacific Islands Forum in Cairns. Audio

After days of scrutiny over how much taxpayers help out with the Finance Minister's housing expenses, Bill English has announced he's paying back thousands of dollars. Audio

If you're paralysed by fomo and your shirt's not tight there's probably no way anyone will say you're so Obama. Audio

Telecom customers on Auckland's North Shore face severe delays as contractors down tools with no end date. Audio

An Auckland builder who gave evidence for the crown at Taito Phillip Field's trial says the guilty verdicts are fair. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

After five months of captivity in North Korea, American journalists Laura Ling and Euna Lee are on their way home after being pardoned by the reclusive communist state. Audio