Checkpoint for Monday 27 November 2017

6:24 PM.New Zealand took home six awards, including a second consecutive men's player of the year award for Beauden Barrett. Video, Audio

6:15 PM.Seven of eight Horowhenua councillors have passed a motion of no confidence against their mayor Michael Feyen. He told John Campbell no one expected he would be elected. Video, Audio

6:08 PM.It will be days before life in Roxburgh returns to normal, as it's likely to take 2000 truckloads to clear the mess after the worst flood in 40 years. RNZ reporter Tim Brown joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio

5:49 PM.Residents in the Christchurch suburb of St Albans are considering legal action against the council after years of problems with sex workers on their streets. Logan Church asked the sex workers what… Read more Video, Audio

5:42 PM.Doctor Lance O'Sullivan, who was named New Zealander of the Year in 2014, says pokie machines are one preventable cause of poverty in his Northland community, and is calling for them to be banned. Read more Video, Audio

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

5:29 PM.Councillors formally moved against their mayor, Michael Feyen, who was last week called a dictator. The vote was passed seven to one. Video, Audio

5:15 PM.After winning the World Cup in August, the Black Ferns beat out the All Blacks and England's men's side to take home team of the year. John Campbell speaks to Portia Woodman. Video, Audio

5:11 PM.Eruptions from Bali's Mt Agung volcano have forced the island's airport to close, stranding passengers, mostly tourists, and prompting local authorities to move thousands of locals. Video, Audio

5:08 PM.The worst flood in more than four decades has left people in the Central Otago town of Roxburgh without drinking water and sewerage infrastructure until at least Wednesday. Video, Audio

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