Australia
Two accused of preparing terror act in Sydney
A machete, hunting knife and a home-made Islamic State flag have been seized from two men in Australia who police say were planning a terror attack that was "beyond disturbing". Audio
Police Shooting of Woman with Knife in Sydney
Woman was shot dead at a Hungry Jacks. Why didn't Police just shoot her in the leg? Former police negotiator LanceBurdett joined the Panel to talk police handling. Audio
Anti-Islamic tensions bubble in NSW
In the New South Wales town of Penrith, tensions are growing over a proposed Muslim prayer hall and community centre. Audio
NSW beaches closed as hunt for killer shark goes on
Beaches are closed along a 15 kilometre stretch of the New South Wales north coast as the hunt goes on for a shark that killed a Japanese surfer. Audio
Tony Abbott promises to change leadership style
The Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, has promised to change his leadership style after surviving a confidence vote yesterday. Audio
Australian PM has a "near death experience"
The Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, is describing yesterday's leadership challenge as a near death experience. Audio
Man dies after shark attack in NSW
A man has been killed in a shark attack on the New South Wales north coast near Ballina. Audio
Liberal MP who wanted Tony Abbott gone now supports him
One of the key MPs in the failed revolt against the Australian prime minister Tony Abbott says he now supports the man he wanted out. Audio
Abbott survives but is he a lame duck?
Tony Abbott has survived a leadership challenge but by a narrow enough margin that some commentators are now calling him a lame duck Prime Minister. Audio
Tony Abbott survives leadership vote
The critical vote on the leadership of Australian Prime Minister, Tony Abbott. Karen Middleton is the chief political correspondent for SBS Australia. Audio
Phil Kafcaloudes with news from Australia
Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio
"Never revealed evidence" could form new legal appeal
The former lawyer of two Australians pair sentenced to death in Indonesia has made a shock announcement that "never revealed evidence" could form the basis of a new legal appeal. Audio
Tony Abbott puts his leadership to caucus vote
Australian Liberal Party MPs and senators meet this morning to vote on a motion to spill the leadership . Audio
PM surprised by turn of events in Australia
Prime Minister John Key speaks with Guyon Espiner. Audio
Abbott concedes he could lose vote
Liberal MPs and senators will vote this morning whether to declare the prime minister's job - and that of his deputy - vacant. Audio
Sydney Correspondent Jim Parker
Across the Tasman, and the Reserve Bank of Australia's first interest rate cut in 18 months has highlighted mounting concerns about the economy. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
We have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbot under increasing pressure from his own party. Audio
Australian government told no more options for two in Bali
The Australian government's been told there is nothing it can do to save two Australian drug smugglers from the firing squad. Audio
