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The latest action from the Australian Open. Our tennis correspondent today is Dave Worsley. Audio

For the Australian Open update, our tennis correspondent in Melbourne is Bill Scott. Audio

The latest action from the Australian Open. Our tennis correspondent today is Dave Worsley. Audio

It took Britain's Andy Murray just over an hour and a half to beat the Netherland's Robin Haase 6-3 6-1 6-3. Audio

To Melbourne now, where the Australian Tennis Open has started - and in one of the first matches of the tournament, New Zealand's Marina Erakovic has played today. Audio

What a scorcher! But the hot Christmas Day weather won't last for long. Audio

Rowing, rugby sevens, and equestrian win gold in the latest round of high performance sports funding announced today while swimming has lost out. Audio

While the new school payroll is being described as a train wreck by some, the Education Ministry and the company responsible for the system, Talent2, are working hard for a smooth pay-round this… Audio

Auckland's planned downtown rail tunnel has been setback, with the Government rejecting a major report arguing that it needs to be built. Audio

Emergency services will be cleaning up around West Auckland today following yesterday's tornado which killed three people, injured seven others, destroyed homes and ripped up trees. Audio

Our reporter Todd Niall is in Hobsonville, Audio

Our reporter Todd Niall is at the scene of the school construction site where three people died and seven where injured. Audio

Our reporter Bridget Mills is at Whenuapai Air Force Base where 250 evacuees are being looked after. Audio

Detective Sergeant Peter Litherland is heading the investigation into what happened. Audio

Israel has bombarded Gaza again, and the Palestinians launched their own multiple rocket strikes back, despite truce talks. Audio

Egypt says a deal for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas could be close with the Israeli cabinet reported to be considering Egypt's plan to stop the escalating violence. Audio

The Labour leader David Shearer has just begun his news conference on the party's leadership vote. Audio

Ministry of Education Group Manager, Rebecca Elvy, discusses the payroll problems. Audio

To Latin America now, where negotiators for the Colombian government have arrived in Cuba for landmark peace talks with the FARC rebel group. Audio

More now on the violence in the Middle East where Israeli jets and warships have continued their bombardment of Gaza overnight. Audio

Schools are bracing themselves for more problems today when teachers and staff check if they've been paid correctly. Audio

Schools are preparing for more problems today when teachers check if they've been paid correctly. Audio

The Employment Minister Stephen Joyce agrees the job numbers aren't good. Audio

Our political correspondent in the US is Nick Harper. Audio

Our political correspondent in Washington is Nick Harper. Audio