Australia

Three University of Waikato students have attempted a world record to cycle across Australia. They're still waiting to hear if it's theirs but they had an epic adventure trying. Tim Chittock, his… Audio

More than 400 people a day are being stopped at Australian airports as efforts are ramped up to detect would-be jihadists slipping out of the country. Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

Across the Tasman; a government proposal to allow young Australians to withdraw their superannuation to buy a house has run into a storm of criticism. Audio

Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

An Australian teenager linked to a suicide bombing attack in Iraq left a series of improvised explosive devices at his family home before going to Syria. Audio

Efforts to save two Australians on Indonesia's death row are continuing, with Australia's most senior Islamic cleric travelling to Jakarta to plead for their lives. Audio

On Tony Abbott shoring up his position. Audio

Australasia's top group of surgeons has hit out at one of their own, a woman who says she tells her trainees not to report sexual harrassment if they want ot advance their careers. Audio

The families of the Australian drug smugglers, Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, are paying their first visit to the condemned men, on the island where they are due to be executed. Audio

An Islamic state recruit, dubbed "Britain's White Jihadi" by the UK press, is actually a suburban school boy from Australia, called Jake. Audio

The two Australian men awaiting the death penalty for drug smuggling in Bali have earned a short reprieve, as the Indonesian government agrees to let their legal appeal run its course. But Andrew Chan… Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio