John Campbell

The quake toppled buildings and left hundreds of office workers trapped after striking just hours after a nationwide earthquake drill to mark the anniversary of the 1985 Mexico quake which killed… Video, Audio

The Electoral Commission is investigating a message sent to 40 Upper Harbour voters in which their mobile numbers were visible to all recipients. Video, Audio

Refining New Zealand CEO Sjoerd Post says the last time the pipeline carrying fuel to Auckland was tested was in 2014. The pipe ruptured last week, affecting thousands of airline passengers. Audio

VIDEO: Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern sits down with John Campbell for Checkpoint's final leader interview in the lead-up to the election. Video, Audio

The sister of Dunedin photographer Riley Baker says she consulted with all relevant authorities before unveiling the bench and plaque, but has now heard some local councillors want it gone. Video, Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters sits down with John Campbell for the second Checkpoint interview with political party leaders. Video, Audio

At least six men may have had their lives shortened due to failures by the Southern District Health Board, which admits that number is likely to be higher. Southern District Health Board Chief Medical… Video, Audio

Several men may have had their lives shortened by "unreasonable" delays in prostate cancer treatment at Dunedin Hospital - and many more will be in the same position, the Southern DHB says. Video, Audio

Whanganui woman spends more than $750,000 restoring a heritage building in a labour of love. Video, Audio

First Union members at SaveMart have been given notice of redundancy this afternoon, union organiser Graham McKean says. Video, Audio

A former SaveMart employee says staff were treated like criminals and told not to socialise outside of the workplace. Video, Audio

A pensioner forced to live in a caravan to make ends meet has received job and accommodation offers after sharing her  story with Checkpoint. Video, Audio

120 hives were recovered last week and 80 more were recovered early yesterday morning when a 46-year-old Bay of Plenty man was arrested in Northland. Audio

Before this weekend's test match, Matt Chatterton investiages South Africa's support base in Auckland. Audio

In poorer parts of Porirua and the Hutt Valley, children have been checking the electoral roll and convincing relatives that they should sign up to vote. Video, Audio

Lawyers and advocacy groups for injured people are worried ACC is using its computer model, which predicts how long a client will use its services, to get people off ACC. Audio

Three kilograms of raw product, with a street value of $1.5 million was seized, alongside a seperate investigation that resulted in three arrests for supply. Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio