Checkpoint for Friday 14 October 2016

5:11 PM.A report into Miramar Central School's seclusion room has been made public. The school's representative Pete McFarlane breaks down while talking to Checkpoint about the use of the room. Video, Audio

5:20 PM.Tributes to Helen Kelly, former CTU head and one of New Zealand's most prominent ever trade unionists, have flowed from all corners of the country today following her death. Audio

5:27 PM.The Crown says Gable Tostee effectively pushed New Zealand woman Warriena Wright off his 14th floor balcony by making her so scared she tried to flee. ABC reporter Alyssa Betts joins Checkpoint. Audio

5:35 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

5:40 PM.John Campbell visited Helen Kelly in her home in August to discuss her work, her life, and her illness. This is her story. Video, Audio

5:52 PM.Helen Kelly's brother Max and son Dylan share their love for the New Zealand trade unionist, who has died, aged 53. Video, Audio

6:15 PM.Ngaire and Jeremy Mansfield's six-year-old autistic son was one of the children who was locked in Miramar Central School's seclusion room. They respond to the board's comments. Video, Audio

6:22 PM.Does Ngaruawahia have a methamphetamine problem? Tom Furley investigates. Video, Audio

6:27 PM.Anna Osborne, the widow of Milton Osborne who died in the Pike River, got to know Helen Kelly in the aftermath of the tragedy. She talked to Checkpoint about her friend, and her loss. Video, Audio

5:00 PM.Watch the full show here. Video