Australia
Australia correspondent - Donna Field
The latest on the bush fires in South Australia Audio
Fire fighters continue to combat burning fires
Thousands of people have now been evacuated from their homes in South Australia. Audio
Dozens of homes feared lost to South Australia fires
About 350 firefighters in South Australia have spent much of the night battling to control a blaze threatening homes in the Adelaide Hills before temperatures rose again today. Audio
Victoria on bushfire watch from today
To Australia now, and Victorians are being warned to get ready for the two most severe bushfire danger days of summer this weekend. Audio
Australia correspondent Donna Field
ABC journalist Donna Field is with us from Brisbane. Audio
NSW city of Broken Hill needs water 'fixing'
The city of Broken Hill in New South Wales is facing dire water shortages as its supply from the local Menindee Lakes dries up. Audio
Two men accused of planning a terrorism attack in Sydney
Counter-terrorism police in Sydney have seized documents they say outline a planned terrorist attack on Government buildings. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Firestorm over a font
One of the biggest issues of the year for at least one producer on Morning Report was the outrage which rained down on the Sydney Morning Herald for it's use of the font, Comic Sans. Audio
Sydney farewells siege victims
Family and friends of Katrina Dawson, one of the victims of last week's Sydney siege have begun gathering for a memorial service at the University of Sydney where she studied arts and law. Audio
Australian wildfire victims get record payout
Victoria's Supreme Court has approved a massive 500 million dollar payout for the deadly 2009 Black Saturday bushfires. Audio
Raina Mersane Ina Thaiday remains under guard
In Cairns the woman accused of killing seven of her children and a niece will be assesed by mental health professionals. Audio
Bail review hearing for the partner of the Lindt cafe gunman
A Sydney magistrate is examining video evidence as part of a bail review hearing for the partner of the Lindt cafe gunman. Audio
Phil Kafcaloudes with news from Australia
Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio
Cairns community in mourning following mass killing
Three days after the killing of eight children, the far north Queensland city of Cairns remains in shock, with the mother of seven of the youngsters now charged with murder. Audio
Sydney correspondent Jim Parker
The Australian government faces an increasing budget challenge as plunging commodity prices put a large dent in revenues. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
Let's have a chat to our Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
NZer accused of trying to join jihadist forces will face trial
The Somali-born New Zealander accused of trying to fight with jihadist forces in Syria will stand trial in Australia. Audio
NZer accused of trying to travel to Syria will stand trial
A New Zealand man will stand trial in the Victorian Supreme Court , accused of trying to travel to Syria to fight against the Assad regime in September last year. Audio
Australian Police got it wrong over Man Haron Monis gun licence
The Australian Police have admitted giving Tony Abbott inaccurate information about whether the Sydney siege gunman had a firearms licence. Audio
