John Campbell

Checkpoint's John Campbell investigates the startling trend of owner-operator courier drivers who are earning less than minimum wage, and are often without protection of Employment Law because they… Audio

Villagers armed with knives, hammers and clubs killed the crocodiles in revenge for a crocodile attack that killed a man in West Papua. Video, Audio

The govt. has given permission for a charity to use the barracks' kitchen, bathrooms and living space to provide meals, showers and doctors. Video, Audio

A 17-year-old ex-pat New Zealander has been released from an adult detention centre in Australia. Video, Audio

It's the first of three shows the Grammy and Pullitzer prize-winning artist will play in New Zealand. Video, Audio

Anihera Black says she has passed on to Police the names of four people she believes may have been involved in, or have knowledge of, what she's calling a paedophile sex ring involving her former… Video, Audio

Minister for Workplace Relations, Iain Lees-Galloway is looking to introduce legislation to better protect the rights of independent contractors, such as courier drivers. He spoke with John Campbell.

Checkpoint has learnt of a second case in which a gun was left outside someone's home, despite it requiring a signature upon delivery. Pro Drive's Peter Gallagher tells John Campbell contract drivers… Audio

The Government is being accused of dragging its feet over its pledge to convert its massive vehicle fleet to electric. Video, Audio

Water features, sensory gardens and free to air TV sound like features used to advertise upmarket accommodation. But they'll soon be available to hundreds of the country's most volatile and complex… Video, Audio

Unknown remains of seventeen Māori and Moriori ancestors have returned to Aotearoa after more than a century in museums in Germany and the United States. Video, Audio

Diver Ben Reymenants was a key part of the search party that helped find and rescue the football team trapped inside a Thailand cave. He spoke to John Campbell about how the rescue unfolded. Video, Audio

Nearly 3000 state homes in the Auckland suburb of Mangere will be demolished over the next 15 years to make way for 10,000 new homes - a mix of state housing, private and Kiwibuild homes. Audio

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

Health Minister David Clark has refuted claims by the nurses union that some wards were better staffed during the strike than they are normally, and reiterated there is no more money in the coffers. Audio