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The Democratic vice-presidential candidate Joe Biden is battling for headlines. Audio

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have a hand in half of all mortgages in the United States. Audio

Markets have reacted positively to news that the US government will bail out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Audio

Serena Williams has defeated Jelena Jankovic in a hard-fought womens final. Audio

Elizabeth Quigley has investigated why those of Scottish heritage have such high rates of M.S. Audio

While the Government now has the Green Party's support for its Emissions Trading legislation, it's still waiting on NZ First. Audio

Businesses are being told to face up to the reality of the emmissions trading scheme. Audio

The United States Democratic Party's national convention opens in the American state of Colorado tomorrow. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

A St John of God brother will begin an almost three year prison term tonight for sexually abusing boys with special needs. Audio

The White House has intervened to shore-up the embattled mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Audio

Three Turkish police officers and three gunmen were killed in the attack at the compound. Audio

It's saved thousands of lives and inspired more than a few pop songs. Audio

Brian Walton, Republican strategist commenting on Obama v. McCain contest. Audio

The government is set to make nearly 160 million dollars a year from the Emissions Trading Scheme by 2013. Audio

Obama has claimed a major milestone that puts him within reach of securing the Democratic Party's nomination for President. Audio

The BBC's Kim Ghattas reports from Washington: Audio

From Washington here's the ABC's Michael Rowland. Audio

The Massey University study involving 6500 poeple found those still working after the age of 65 feel better. Audio

The latest news and current affairs from America. Audio

Hillary Clinton appraising what's at stake in tomorrow's primary in Pennsylvania. Audio

Sunday was a sell out with 60-thousand race fans cramming every vantage point on the three point four kilometre street circuit. Audio

President Bush has called for the U.S. to halt the growth in its greenhouse gas emissions - but not until 2025. Audio

As the U.S. economy lurches closer to recession, there are signs their share market is making a gradual recovery. Audio

Pope Benedict the XVI acknowledges that child abuse scandals have sometimes been 'very badly handled' by the church. Audio