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  • 1National's immigration spokesman Lockwood Smith's comments about migrant workers have been labelled racist.

  • 2The Maori Party will push for support for its members bill protecting the Maori seats in any post election talks, reports Chis Bramwell.

  • 3Business News

  • 4Changes to Bank Deposit Guarentee Scheme Victoria University finance lecturer, Dawn Lorimer explains.

  • 5Nia Glassie Murder Case Five people deny a range of charges including murder, manslaughter, wilful ill-treatment and assault of the toddler.

  • 65.30pm news

  • 7Report Highlights Inadequacies in the Health System Shane Fisher, was under the care of Auckland DHB mental health unit when he died in his family home in May 2006.

  • 8National's leader John Key today outlined new aspects of the party's law and order policy in New Plymouth.

  • 9Waatea News

  • 10The number of New Zealanders leaving for Australia's shores has reached record levels.

  • 11An Auckland man who claims he was unlawfully detained and peppersprayed by the police appears in the Court of Appeal.

  • 12Advance voting is underway The first votes for the 8 November election were cast on Wednesday, reports Leilani Momoisea.

  • 13Reporters Without Borders - says democracy doesn't guarantee a free media.

  • 14Indian Space Research Organisation has launched a cuboid spacecraft on a two-year mission of exploration.

  • 156.00pm news

  • 16Changes to the Bank Deposit Guarantee Scheme - Part 2 Treasury Secretary John Whitehead comments.

  • 17The Australian government is under continuing pressure to clarify its policy on bank deposit guarantees.

  • 18Some Pacific Islanders say National's immigration spokesman is not fit for the portfolio if his party wins the election.

  • 19Election day in the United States may still be a fortnight away but in some states voting's already begun.

  • 20Business News

  • 21Pacific Obesity Prevention in Communities Project The report's author is Robert Scragg, an associate professor at Auckland University.

  • 22Thaksin Shinawatra has added to his list of firsts by being the first Thai Prime Minister to be convicted of corruption.

  • 236.30pm news

  • 24Reports suggesting a Canadian oil company found oil on the East Coast are being dismissed as premature.

  • 25The 17th International Safer Communities Conference is being held in Christchurch.

  • 26Waatea News. Destiny Church founder brian Tamaki has pledged to give away some of his personal wealth for health and education programs.

  • 27Alaskan Senator Ted Stevens Under Scrutiny The American Republican party's longest serving member - but now his political career is under intense scrutiny.

  • 28A pilot scheme to prevent youth crime is being launched tonight in Christchurch.

  • 29Amnesty International says innocent people are being executed in Nigeria due to a flawed criminal justice system.

  • 30New blacklist of tax havens.

  • 31A scandal which has already toppled one minister in Greece could force the collapse of the country's Conservative government.

Primary Title
  • Checkpoint
Date Broadcast
  • Wednesday 22 October 2008
Start Time
  • 17 : 00
Finish Time
  • 19 : 00
Duration
  • 120:00
Channel
  • Radio New Zealand National
Broadcaster
  • Radio New Zealand
Programme Description
  • National Radio's two-hour news and current affairs programme.
Classification
  • Not Classified
Owning Collection
  • Chapman Archive
Broadcast Platform
  • Radio
Languages
  • English
Captions
Live Broadcast
  • Yes
Rights Statement
  • Made for the University of Auckland's educational use as permitted by the Screenrights Licensing Agreement.
Genres
  • Current affairs
  • News