Checkpoint for Monday 18 September 2017

6:21 PM.The sister of Dunedin photographer Riley Baker says she consulted with all relevant authorities before unveiling the bench and plaque, but has now heard some local councillors want it gone. Video, Audio

6:14 PM.Opposition parties have pounced on the fuel shortage on the campaign trail today, saying the government was warned about the potential risk years ago - but chose to ignore it. Video, Audio

5:38 PM.New Zealand First leader Winston Peters sits down with John Campbell for the second Checkpoint interview with political party leaders. Read more Video, Audio

5:36 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

5:29 PM.Hundreds of farmers and their supporters gathered in Jacinda Ardern's home town of Morrinsville today to protest Labour's proposed water tax. Video, Audio

5:25 PM.A navy tanker and Defence Force drivers are being brought in to help tackle the fuel crisis that has grounded thousands of airline passengers. Video, Audio

5:15 PM.At least six men may have had their lives shortened due to failures by the Southern District Health Board, which admits that number is likely to be higher. Southern District Health Board Chief Medical… Read more Video, Audio

5:08 PM.Several men may have had their lives shortened by "unreasonable" delays in prostate cancer treatment at Dunedin Hospital - and many more will be in the same position, the Southern DHB says. Read more Video, Audio

5:00 PM.Watch Monday's full programme here. Video