Todd Niall
Train guard talked through giving CPR to save woman
A 111 calltaker has talked a train guard through carrying out CPR on an elderly passenger who collapsed this afternoon, and in doing so saved the woman's life. [Petone, Wellington train, CPR… Audio
Lochinver station sold to NZ buyer
One of the country's largest farms, Lochinver Station, has been sold to New Zealand buyers. Audio
Today's market update
Fuel retailer Z Energy's first-half net profit has more than tripled, driven by strong refining margins, improved retail margins and constrained expenses. Audio
Warner whacking Black Caps in First test
David Warner is proving true to his word, the opening batsman sticking it to the Black Caps in the opening session of today's first test. Audio
Hometown rugby heroes lead 13-ute parade
Hometown heroes Richie McCaw and Dan Carter have led their team, stacked into 13 utes, through an adoring throng in Christchurch today. Audio
The hunt for a sword wielding attacker
Police are hunting for a sword wielding attacker who's left a woman with serious injuries. Audio
Checkpoint Top Stories for Thursday 5 November 2015
The hunt for a sword wielding attacker;US aviation lawyer says they'll be more attacks;Hometown rugby heroes lead 13-ute parade;Royal couple head south for the day, greeted by crowd of about two… Audio
Janine Southby to be new Silver Ferns coach
Southern Steel coach Janine Southby has been appointed as the new coach of the Silver Ferns, replacing Waimarama Taumaunu who stood down after four years in the role following the recent Constellation… Audio
Australian Immigration minister visits Jordan refugee camp
Australia's immigration minister has personally handed over the first refugee visas in Jordan, to families fleeing the war in Syria. Audio
Selling off parts of 500ha beside Avon River flagged
Officials have flagged the idea of selling off some of 500 hectares of Christchurch's most damaged land, along the Avon River from its mouth right up into the middle of the city. Audio
Soldier found not guilty
The court martial of a corporal accused of assault has ended with hugs and relief for the soldier. Audio
Parents tell of failure in special needs system
A parliamentary inquiry is hearing repeated testimony of severe short comings in the help for children with special needs such as autism. Audio
Evening Business for 4 November 2015
News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
The SIS and GCSB under scrutiny
The Inspector General of Intelligence and Security says she cannot provide assurances that the domestic spy agency, the SIS has a robust compliance system in place. Audio
All Blacks parade the world cup through Auckland
The champion All Blacks have paraded the world cup through Auckland, with skipper Richie Macaw telling crowds there's no better feeling than holding it up - twice in a row. Audio
The royal tour begins
Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have arrived in a cold and wet Wellington. Audio
Checkpoint Top Stories for Wednesday 4 November 2015
The royal tour begins. All Blacks parade the world cup through Auckland. It gets harder to find a job. The SIS and GCSB under scrutiny. Mystery wreck sparks speculation. More money being spent on the… Audio
Evening Business for 3 November 2015
News from the business sector including a market report. Audio
Sir Owen Glenn toasts Melbourne Cup success
New Zealand rich lister Sir Owen Glenn is toasting his Melbourne Cup success. Just a half hour ago his thoroughbred Criterion placed third in Australasia's biggest race. Audio
Checkpoint Top Stories for Tuesday 3 November 2015
Father told to go to police during daughter's psychotic episode; Govt gives stretched Canterbury DHB $16 million; NZ-bred horse carries first woman jockey to Melbourne Cup win; New rules for Filipino… Audio