Checkpoint

With Wall Street in a freefall today market strategists are trying to predict when and where the next crisis will emerge. Audio

They've dug up a skeleton believed to be that of a man who was one of Britain's earliest TB victims . Audio

The National Party leader John Key has labelled comments made by the Prime Minsiter on Iraq, as desperate and hysterical. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

Medical students are welcoming a National Party policy which would introduce a voluntary bonding scheme for graduates Audio

The Reserve Bank Governor should have more power to control inflation. Audio

An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

Mourners at the funeral of Sergeant Don Wilkinson have spoken today of the need to fight the scurge of methamphetamine. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

The Chinese government has denounced its dairy industry as chaotic. Audio

Medsafe is considering whether to follow US authorites and ban imports of some Indian manufactured medicines. Audio

The latest development in the New Zealand First donations row. Audio