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Find out all you need to know about Cardiff Wales Stadium, as the stadium hosts its first match of the Cricket World Cup 2019 when New Zealand take on Sri Lanka.

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Southern Response could be costing taxpayers upwards of $300 million following a court judgement that found it acted in a misleading and deceptive way.

So who is responsible for the costly actions of the state-owned quake insurer?

And why aren't they fronting up to answer questions about the enormous bill that taxpayers will be picking up?

And are they going to throw more of your money into appealing this through the courts or should they just pay quake claimants what they owe?

In essence, Southern Response was running a two-quote system where it provided an abridged version of a cost assessment to rebuild Karl and Alison Dodds' quake-destroyed home.

It kept secret from the couple the full Detailed Repair Analysis. The couple unwittingly settled on the lesser figure - meaning they were short changed more than $200,000.

But last week the High Court ordered Southern Response to pay-up, and since then Checkpoint has been chasing Southern Response for some answers.

Employers are pushing back against being locked into industrial agreements that would set minimum pay and conditions across whole sectors. The full recommendations about what those agreements should look like were released today.