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Checkpoint with Lisa Owen is RNZ’s weekday drive-time news programme, Our people, stories and breaking news and interviews from 4-6pm.

  1. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    In Tasmania, Neil the seal causes more destruction

    Neil the Seal is causing more destruction - officials say to admire from afar. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm joins Lisa Owen on Checkpoint.

    8 ମି.

  2. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Evening business for 2 July 2026

    News from the business sector, including a market report.

    4 ମି.

  3. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    New All Black team named

    All Blacks coach Dave Rennie's first team of the year has two debuntants on the bench and a new first-five. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke with Lisa Owen.

    4 ମି.

  4. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Whanganui's poisonous dress

    A hand-made silk victorian frock, coloured with arsenic-based dye, is going on display for the first time at Whanganui regional museum. Museum acting director Trish Nugent Lyne spoke with Lisa Owen.

    7 ମି.

  5. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Airborne asbestos found in children's play sand

    Every option, as soon as possible. It's what the Consumer Affairs Minister is demanding after findings this morning showed asbestos in contaminated children's play sand can be airborne. One of the options Cameron Brewer has asked for could be a total ban on the products. His urgent meeting with officials today came hours after AUT released its results from a world-first study. Some every-day parents whose children played with contaminated sand, now face fresh worry. Kim Baker Wilson reports.

    3 ମି.

  6. 10 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Drastic action needed to save Tarakihi:environmental group

    One of Aotearoa's most popular fish is on the verge of extinction and drastic action is needed to save it, according to an environmental group. Tarakihi is often one half of that much loved duo, fish and chips, part of a home fry up or popular on restaurant menus. Most are caught commercially using trawl nets. Raewyn Peart from the Environmental Defence Society spoke to Lisa Owen.

    8 ମି.

  7. 11 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Nelson underwater hockey players to represent NZ

    Six underwater hockey players from Nelson are representing New Zealand at the age group world championships in Turkey later this month. The minority sport has always had a strong following at the top of the South, with Nelson Tasman club players often competing nationally and internationally, trained by coaches who have represented the country at an elite level.

    3 ମି.

  8. 11 ଘ. ପୂର୍ବେ

    Former Te Pati Maori co-leader calls for leadership change

    Te Pati Maori's troubles have resurfaced, with a former co-leader calling for a change in leadership. It comes after the party faced a period of turmoil and infighting, resulting in one of its MPs being expelled and another leaving to start her own party. Te Ururoa Flavell says he's been approached by many staunch supporters who were uncertain about how to vote.

    5 ମି.
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