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Evening business for 17 October 2016
5:32 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Woman charged with murdering woman in Te Atatu
5:27 PM.A 36-year-old woman accused of fatally stabbing another woman in West Auckland has appeared in court. The accused been charged with murdering Carly Stewart in Te Atatu. Video, Audio
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Jury retires in Gable Tostee case
5:24 PM.The jury in the trial of an Australian man accused of murdering a NZ woman Warriena Wright has retired to consider its verdict. ABC reporter Louisa Rebgetz joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Battle begins to drive Islamic State from Mosul in Iraq
5:20 PM.Islamic State is now under concerted ground assault from both the Iraqi Army, and Kurdish forces, with air support from Western Coalition planes. Video, Audio
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Chief Ombudsman: 'We won't let this gather dust'
5:14 PM.Chief Ombudsman Judge Boshier has initiated an investigation into the use of seclusion rooms in schools. He says his office will act swiftly, and won't let it 'gather dust'. Video, Audio
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Complaints made about seclusion room at a second school
5:07 PM.Parents of an autistic boy locked in a seclusion room at Ruru Specialist School in Invercargill are still waiting on a police investigation report into the school. Hekia Parata wouldn't comment. Audio
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Anna Osborne reflects on the life of her friend Helen Kelly
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
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Deadline for meth dealers looms in Ngaruawahia
6:22 PM.Does Ngaruawahia have a methamphetamine problem? Tom Furley investigates. Video, Audio
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Parents respond to Miramar school's response on seclusion
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
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Southern Response accused of underestimating quake costs
6:07 PM.A Christchurch resident says long-term damage to his home is due to his insurer's ineptitude and not caused by the quakes. Video, Audio
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'She would have been an amazing Prime Minister'
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
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Helen Kelly dies, aged 52
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
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Evening Business for 14 October 2016
5:35 PM.News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio
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NZ woman effectively pushed off balcony, Crown says
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
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Tributes flow for unionist Helen Kelly after she dies of cancer
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
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"We mucked up": Miramar Central School representative
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
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Checkpoint with John Campbell, Friday 14th October 2016
5:00 PM.Watch the full show here. Video
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Australian family gets $4m oceanfront Sydney house for $200
6:25 PM.An Australian family is celebrating after winning a $4m Sydney waterfront house in a RSL Art Union raffle. Read more Video, Audio
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English labels opposition claims about HNZ irresponsible and stupid
6:22 PM.The Housing New Zealand Minister, Bill English, has rubbished claims by the labour party that Housing NZ is going broke - calling the claims irresponsible and stupid. Audio
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11 sections in Kaitanga now sold, and hopes it could go national
6:18 PM.Most of the sections advertised as part of a land package in the tiny town of Kaitangata have been bought, and locals now think the idea could work elsewhere. Audio
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NZ works on putting Syria resolution before Security Council
6:16 PM.New Zealand is working on putting a resolution on Syria before the Security Council, saying the fact there has yet to be a international response is deplorable. Audio
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Govt may consider tax cuts after surplus was higher than expect
6:13 PM.A higher than expected surplus, driven by a higher tax take, has left the government in the position to consider tax cuts. Audio
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School's use of 'time out' room 'wrong', minister says
6:09 PM.Severely disabled children have been locked inside a room at Miramar Central School. Education Minister Hekia Parata joins Checkpoint. Video, Audio
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Tourism Waitaki vows to take action on unpopular fence
5:53 PM.After a community uproar, Tourism Waitaki is vowing to do something about a new red fence designed to protect penguins in Oamaru. Video, Audio
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Meti wins world long drive champs
5:51 PM.Auckland golfer Phillis Meti has won the World Long Drive Championships in Oklahoma, her second time winning the title. Audio