Checkpoint

Rodney Hide may have lost the leadership of the ACT Party to Don Brash, but he's managed to hold on to his ministerial warrants. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Jane from the Auckland suburb of St Heliers says she was driving when she saw the tornado forming. Audio

Auckland Civil Defence Controller, Clive Manly. Audio

One Fletcher building worker is seriously injured after the tornado hit the old Placemaker's building they're demolishing. Audio

The Mayor of Auckland is Len Brown and he joins us. Audio

Our reporter Rowan Quinn is at placemakers building in Albany. Audio

Joelle Thompson had just stepped into the Albany Mega Centre with her 11 year old daughter Ruby when the warning went up. Audio

At least two people have been killed and more than twenty injured by a freak tornado that's struck Auckland's North Shore. Audio

At least two people have been killed and more than twenty injured by a freak tornado that's struck Auckland's North Shore and Don Brash begins to put his stamp on the ACT party . Audio

Australia's Federal treasurer is forecasting half a million jobs will be created in the country over the next two years. Audio

The Act Party's deputy leader John Boscawen wants to keep his position but won't know for sure until tomorrow. Audio