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Nearly 60,000 people are currently in evacuation centres in Fiji following Cyclone Winston, with many areas not yet reached by aid. Alex Perrottet reports. Audio

Christchurch's High Court was today told about the stickers double murder-accused Russell Tully placed on his belongings. Conan Young reports. Audio

Anchorage Capital refused to comment on the demise of Dick Smith when contacted by Checkpoint with John Campbell. Audio

Nearly five years after the Rena ran aground in one of New Zealand's worst maritime disasters, it has been decided that the wreckage will be left on the Astrolabe reef. Alexa Cook reports. Audio

An employee has opened fire at a company in Kansas, killing at least four and wounded a dozen others. Reuters' Diane Hodges reports. Audio

The Prime Minister has been gifted a baby elephant during his visit to Sri Lanka, but not everyone is happy about the present. Animal rights activist Sagarica Rajakarunanayake joins Checkpoint from… Read more Audio

With tourism, sugar and agriculture forming the backbone of Fiji's economy, Cyclone Winston's impact looks likely to be a long-lasting one. RNZ International's Alex Perrottet reports from Fiji. Audio

A Fijian mother and her two sons narrowly avoided death as Cyclone Winston ripped the walls and roof of their house from around them. Joseph Hing describes what happened. Video, Audio

As the sorry saga of electronics retailer Dick Smith comes to an end, with almost 3000 staff affected, Matt Ryan, an analyst from Forager Funds Investment, tells John Campbell what went wrong. Audio