Checkpoint for Monday 22 May 2017

6:26 PM.Staff at Palmerston North Hospital missed a red flag that led to a woman needing an emergency caesarian and losing her baby, the Health and Disability Commissioner says. Audio

6:23 PM.New Zealand National College has agreed to stop teaching four business courses after problems including plagiarism and poor marking. Audio

6:20 PM.Businesses that rely on the main route from Palmerston North to Hawke's Bay say the constant closures due to slips are costing them time and money. Audio

6:08 PM.The Navy says it won't investigate previous contracts with a company whose owner was involved in a multimillion dollar corruption scandal. Audio

5:54 PM.Neville Harris allegedly attacked Tama Retimana in Hamilton on Christmas Eve, sending him fleeing into the Waikato River where he drowned. Audio

5:51 PM.The Christchurch City Council could face legal action if it moves sex workers out of residential areas, but it also could face legal action if it doesn't. Audio

5:47 PM.David Kang Huat Lim is facing 13 charges of stupefying and indecently touching four men in 2014. Audio

5:45 PM.100-million dollar project to double the size of Queenstown's landmark gondola ride has been challenged as a fire risk. Audio

5:37 PM.The 11 countries still signed up to the trade deal yesterday announced they'll look at ways to push ahead without the United States, which pulled out in January. Audio

5:22 PM.Christchurch Cathedral process described as "a shambles." Audio

5:13 PM.How will Waikato Hospital cope with the Sevens? Head of Emergency Medicine at Waikato Hospital John Bonning speaks to John Campbell. Audio

5:07 PM.Can Hamilton return the Sevens to its former glory? Audio