Checkpoint

Rising food prices and reliance on imported foods has forced people living in Pacific countries to rethink thier lifestyle. Audio

The British government's ordered a review of intelligence it gathered in the run-up to a deadly bomb attack in North Ireland. Audio

Another update from the Waatea team. Audio

America says the attack has stiffened its resolve to fight terrorism and has laid the blame on al-qaeda. Audio

Chinese officials continue to deal with the aftermath of more than 6000 babies falling ill and two dying. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

The Department of Conservation is being criticised by a marketing expert. Audio

The company says sales have decreased significantly, and it's no longer viable to keep manufacturing the products. Audio

With the business news, here's Nadine Chalmers-Ross. Audio

The Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni has declared victory in the race to succeed Ehud Olmert as the country's next PM. Audio

Anger is growing among families in China as the toxic milk scandal triggers more arrests and sackings. Audio

The spectre of big business is looming over some of Auckland City's key public assets and services. Audio