Checkpoint

Scientists say that warming our hands on a cup of coffee can change the way we perceive those around us. Audio

Children as young as five are to be taught some of the basics of anatomy and relationships under new laws introduced in Britain. Audio

A leading researcher says most employers of young people are far too careless with their health and safety. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

There's been a surge in demand for public transport in Auckland following the introduction of the SuperGold Card. Audio

It's now 25 years since the terrorist bombing of a United States marine barracks in Beirut, in which more than 200 people died. Audio

A move by banks to lower deposit return rates looks like it'll benefit top tier finance companies and possibly the sharemarket. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Food Safety Authority is defending its recall of fresh milk from a small Southland dairy company. Audio

News from the business sector. Audio

Political editor Brent Edwards goes through the politcal issues of the past week. Audio

In Greece a second government minister has resigned over a multi-million dollar scandal involving an ancient monastery. Audio