Checkpoint

England has just introduced a ban on multi-buy deals for junk food, should we follow suit? Audio

The head of Medicines New Zealand says there is a massive gap in medicine funding between here and across the Tasman which is not improving. Audio

Consumer New Zealand say price is no indication of the effectiveness of sunscreens. Audio

The owners of a Hamilton cat bringing home dozens of stolen items to his family say it's because he wants to "share the love". Audio

New figures showed 86.3 percent nationally now receive cancer treatment within a month, but wait times for some districts had gone backwards. Audio

A man who lost his wife in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake says the government's new rules are prioritising building owners over potential victims. Audio

The founder says they have tried everything to stay afloat, but funding has always been an issue. Audio

Nelson's Kervella Cheese is closing down citing brutal compliance costs and a seven-day a week schedule to keep the business going. Audio

The album will soon be sold in JB Hi-Fi stores across the country. Video, Audio

A Queenstown principal believes plans to scrap 10 dedicated school buses will have severe impacts on student attendance and could put children in danger. Audio

Three-year-old therapy dog Penny Pickles is part of the team at Learner Licence Theory in Tararua. Audio

An advocate for Auckland's homeless says he's seeing growing levels of desperation in the city. Audio

Sam Leason says he started his night shift as drones dropped "bombs ... and other liquids" onto some of the boats. Audio

Blood cancer patients waiting for stem cell treatments are being given extra chemotherapy and some are dying when that no longer works, a specialist says. Audio

It's the first time the not-for-profit has run an eight-day course for people aged 60 and over.

Xtreme Zero Waste claims it could not move the Shein clothing, which made up about 20 percent of donations. Audio

Health NZ blames "complex societal factors" for the rise and has spent $31m on extra security over the past two years. Audio

Robert Moffitt was forced to cash up his KiwiSaver to fund $220,000 treatment for his blood cancer. Audio

Gary Petley reckons small towns are on the brink of being mothballed, and the government doesn't "give a toss". Audio

Hamilton City Council's regulatory operations manager Brent Austin said it was required to adhere to the Building Act legislation currently in place. Audio

Families accuse National of failing to deliver promised life-saving medicines, forcing some to fundraise or move abroad. Audio

A psychotherapist says she believes there are potentially cult-like characteristics to the life Tom Phillips created on the run with his children. Audio

A number of florists are speaking out about the rise of unhappiness within the industry and the struggle to keep their businesses blooming. Audio

Iconic John Davies Oval has been left off the Black Caps and White Ferns schedules again this summer. Audio

The seven-officer patrol in Henderson aims to tackle local crime following thousands of reported victimisations.