Checkpoint for Wednesday 8 August 2012

6:54 PM.A woman who's convinced a vaccine against cervical cancer killed her daughter, refuses to be tested for genetic heart problems even though it could establish the cause of death. Audio

6:50 PM.Fiji's Constitution Commission says worries about religious freedom and the rights of indigenous people are dominating its hearings in Suva. Audio

6:47 PM.Two iwi groups are said to be feeling disenfranchised and burned, after losing a legal bid to stop an international company buying 16 New Zealand dairy farms in the central North Island; A well… Read more Audio

6:41 PM.The former head of the company that worked on the CTV building says he had doubts the project's construction manager was up to the job. Audio

6:38 PM.The drug-buying agency, Pharmac, is going ahead with scrapping funding for six types of diabetes equipment and replacing that with just one. Audio

6:34 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

6:28 PM.An Auckland man accused of murdering his three-year old daughter admits he caused the injuries she died from - but will argue he never intended to kill her. Audio

6:25 PM."Crowd funding" is a new way to raise money and get business projects off the ground through the Internet. Audio

6:19 PM.The Welsh rugby journalist Stephen Jones says New Zealanders have found the ultimate loser excuse by claiming the country's medal haul is great given our small population. Audio

6:11 PM.Many Whanganui people say they're furious the serial sex criminal, Stewart Murray Wilson, is being released near the city. Audio

6:08 PM.Two high school students and a climbing instructor are missing in rough seas off New Plymouth after falling in while rock climbing. Audio

5:56 PM.The Government will publish individual schools' national standards results online from next month. Audio

5:52 PM.The police have denied Kim Dotcom's claims that he was kicked and punched by officers raiding his home on behalf of the FBI. Audio

5:49 PM.A well respected South Waikato kaumatua who recently signed his tribe's Treaty settlement in hospital, has died at the age of 68; Two iwi groups are said to be feeling disenfranchised and burned… Read more Audio

5:44 PM.A woman has berated the head of the EQC about her wrecked home, describing sewage pouring into the sink this morning when her preschool daughter went to brush her teeth. Audio

5:38 PM.The lawyer for multiple rapist Stewart Murray Wilson says the Parole Board is setting him up to fail by imposing stringent release conditions. Audio

5:35 PM.An update from the team at RNZ Sport. Audio

5:27 PM.The drug-buying agency, Pharmac, is going ahead with its contentious plan to have a single supplier of key equipment used by thousands of diabetics. Audio

5:25 PM.News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

5:21 PM.The Crafar deal is done and the new Chinese owners will take over the 16 North Island dairy farms shortly. Audio

5:19 PM.They were in a group of international students rock climbing at Paritutu Rock, near Back Beach. Audio

5:15 PM.The Mayor of Whanganui is Annette Main, she says she was only told this morning where Wilson was being released to. Audio

5:10 PM.We're joined by the Department of Corrections' chief executive, Ray Smith. Audio

5:09 PM.New Zealand's most notorious sexual predator will be released to live near Whanganui. Audio

5:07 PM.Two high school students and a climbing instructor are missing in rough seas off New Plymouth after falling in while rock climbing. Audio

5:00 PM.The search for three people who fell from rocks into the sea off Taranaki. A notorious sexual predator is to live near Whanganui and less choice for diabetics under Pharmac funding changes. Audio