Australia
UN finds Iranian sheikh deported from Australia unlawfully
The lawyer for an Iranian sheikh deported from Australia says Canberra should accept a United Nations ruling that it breached the man's human rights. Audio
CCTV at home to police domestic violence
To Australia now, where women at risk from violent partners are getting CCTV in their homes as a deterrent under a trial announced in Victoria. Audio
Australian watchdog takes no further action on mining magnate
Australia's competition watchdog has decided not to pursue the mining magnate Andrew Forrest for appearing to suggest that big resource companies collude to cap the iron ore price. Audio
Serko buys Australia's Arnold Travel for an undisclosed sum
Serko has bought Australia's Arnold Travel Technology, which will increase the volume of its transactions by at least 20 %. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Refugees being forced out of PNG detention centre - NGO
The Refugee Action Coalition says authorities on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea are removing basic rights from refugees in an effort to force them to move out of the detention centre.
Four refugees agreed to resettle in Cambodia - report
The Refugee Action Coalition says despite ongoing pressure from the Australian government, just four refugees on Nauru have agreed to resettle in Cambodia under a controversial 30 million dollar deal. Video
Aus withdraws ambassador to Indonesia following executions
Australia withdrew its ambassador from Indonesia with Australian foreign minister Julie Bishop saying they want to send a message to the Indonesian Government. Audio
Bad fire sparks fears about cheap apartment cladding
A five million dollar apartment fire in Melbourne has sparked fears about a cheap aluminium cladding. Audio
Google millions for European media
Dr Helen Pringle form the University of New South Wales joins the Panel to discuss her extensive knowledge of Wicked Campers after Lonely Planet drops it from its listings. Audio
Lonely Planet drops Wicked Campers
Dr Helen Pringle form the University of New South Wales joins the Panel to discuss her extensive knowledge of Wicked Campers after Lonely Planet drops it from its listings. Audio
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
The execution of two Australian drug smuggler in Indonesia. Audio
Report: Eight executed in Bali
Just over 90 minutes ago, an Indonesian firing squad shot dead the Australian drug traffickers Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran and six other men. Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 29 April 2015
Report: Eight executed in Bali; No government evacuation for New Zealanders in Nepal; Foreign Minister discusses New Zealand's reaction; Baltimore descends into chaos, violence, looting. Audio
Phil Kafcaloudes with news from Australia
Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio
Jim Parker in Australia
Across the Tasman, and the financial advice scandals gripping Australia's major banks continue to widen. Audio
Louise Maher: Australia Dawn Service
Reporter for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation, from the Dawn Service in Canberra. Audio
Australian Minister accused of torturing girl, 5
To Australia where a Greens Senator is accusing the Immigration Minister of mentally torturing a disturbed girl by trying to keep her in detention. Audio
Calls to halt transfer of refugee child to Nauru
The Australian Greens are calling on the government not to send a 5-year-old Iranian girl suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder back to Nauru.
Vanuatu churches train for disaster counselling
The Uniting Church in Australia has highlighted the need for churches in Vanuatu to tend to the spiritual and emotional needs of victims of Cyclone Pam.
