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Checkpoint for Friday 3 June 2016
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Focus on Politics for 3 June 2016
6:45 PM.Labour and the Greens have made it official, signalling a formal working relationship, 18 months out from next year's general election. The agreement, represented by a memorandum of understanding… Read more Audio
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Checkpoint with John Campbell, Friday 3rd June 2016
5:00 PM.Watch Friday's full programme here. Video
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No bail for man charged after child's death
5:07 PM.There were emotional scenes outside the Manukau District Court this afternoon when an Auckland man charged with gun possession was denied bail. Audio
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Sallies' disagreement over homeless action
5:10 PM.After the Prime Minister told reporters that people living in cars were refusing help, a rift has opened up between the government and the Salvation Army. Video, Audio
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Maori wardens deliver food to homeless
5:16 PM.Maori wardens have been working with Te Puea marae to deliver food to people living in cars and bushes on the streets of South Auckland. Audio
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Luxury housing on the up in Akld
5:25 PM.Auckland has overtaken Toronto as the world's 'hottest' luxury housing market, according to Christie's Real Estate. Audio
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4WD group to attempt vehicle recover
5:27 PM.A Southland 4WD group will attempt to recover their vehicles from the Old Man Range near Roxburgh in Central Otago tomorrow. District Mayor Tony Lepper joins Checkpoint. Audio
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Evening Business for 3 June 2016
5:34 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Residents fearful about East Beach erosion
5:36 PM.Residents of a Taranaki beach settlement say their homes will be swept into the sea unless something is done about erosion at East Beach in Waitara. Video, Audio
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Boy missing in Japan found alive
5:42 PM.A 7-year-old boy who's been missing for six days in northern Japan has been found alive. Audio
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Chch City Council looking at ways to ease parking in suburbs
5:44 PM.Christchurch residents frustrated with parked cars blocking driveways and taking every vacant space on their suburban streets, are hoping a Council plan to address the problems may offer some help. Audio
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Govt's legal aid budget boost questioned
5:48 PM.Legal aid lawyers do not believe the Government's biggest top-up to the Courts in more than a decade will help the people who need it most. Audio
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Measles closes six schools
5:51 PM.A seventh school has had to close because of a suspected outbreak of measles. Maja Burry reports. Audio
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Practise makes perfect for top flight musician
5:55 PM.Walkers and cyclists taking to pathways around Nelson Airport are often surprised to hear a few brass notes coming from behind the trees and shrubs. Our Nelson reporter Tracy Neal was one of them, and… Read more Audio
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One in every 100 homeless in New Zealand
6:08 PM.On the day when the Salvation Army hit out at the Government over incorrect remarks that it had joined with officials to approach people living in cars; a new study has found growing numbers of… Read more Audio
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What's it like to sleep in a refugee camp?
6:12 PM.There are now well over one million Syrian refugees living in refugee camps in Lebanon. Andy Robinson is a humanitarian officer for Tearfund, and has just spent the night in the camp with a Syrian… Read more Audio
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Matariki celebrations underway in the capital
6:22 PM.Celebrations are getting underway marking Matariki, the Maori New Year. Laura Bootham from Te Manu Korihi has more. Audio
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Young NZer with prosthetic hopes to inspire people
6:25 PM.Jess Quinn is an AUT student, Nike brand ambassador and model - whose instagram followers number almost 60,000. In her spare time, she mentors young cancer patients. Video, Audio