Checkpoint

Residents in the Marlborough Sounds are worried about when they're going to get reconnected by road, if at all.

Some roads got knocked out in the severe weather in August and locals have taken their… Read more Audio

Theives have stolen vet drugs that could potentially kill a person just by getting it on their skin.

Pentobarbitone is used to euthanise animals and police fear the people who've pinched it from a… Read more Video, Audio

An Auckland mum fighting what she believes is a "sexist" school uniform policy around earings is frustrated by the slow pace of change.

That's despite guidelines from the Human Rights Commission… Read more Video, Audio

World Rugby are hoping for a rush of last-minute ticket sales and a big walk-up crowd at tomorrow's World Cup semifinals double-header at Eden Park.

Despite the Black Ferns making the final four -… Read more Video, Audio

Tourism operators in Rotorua are firmly against the idea of some motels remaining as emergency housing accommodation for another five years.

Resource consent is being sought for that and if granted… Read more Video, Audio

The government is rushing through changes to firearms laws that will stop gun owners potentially being criminalised while they wait months in the queue for licence renewals.

The changes will mean as… Read more Video, Audio

More than $2 million of stolen money stashed in New Zealand by overseas crooks is being seized by police and will be sent back off shore to the victims.

An investigation's linked the money to a dodgy… Read more Video, Audio

Parking on the footpath is illegal anywhere in New Zealand, but councils across the country are taking different approaches to enforcing the rules.

On many narrow streets in Auckland's inner city… Read more Video, Audio

The cluster of hepatitis A infections linked to some frozen imported berries keeps growing, despite the suspect products being ditched from supermarket shelves.

A range of Foodstuffs' Pam's brand… Read more Video, Audio