Australia

China has also turned to Australian police to help crackdown on corruption among former officials who've fled to that country. Audio

In Australia, retirement incomes could be boosted by up to 40 per cent under big changes recommended by a Financial System Inquiry. Audio

Not a great time for Prime Minister Tony Abbott or Treasurer Joe Hockey. Audio

The Natural Music Festival is the largest 100% New Zealand music affair outside of New Zealand. This year saw a reunited Scribe and P-Money, Dave Dobbyn, Shapeshifter and Anika Moa play to ex-pat… Audio

In Australia, thousands of innocent people are being strip searched after being falsely identified by sniffer dogs as carrying drugs. Audio

In Australia, sweeping changes have been made to the country's immigration laws which would see the re-introduction of temporary protection visas. Audio

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

Court documents have revealed graphic details about the night a New Zealand tourist died on the Gold Coast this year, and about the murder accused's experiences in prison. Audio

The Australian cricket community has said its final goodbye to the Australian cricketer, Phillip Hughes. Audio

On the funeral of cricketer Phillip Hughes. Audio

Gavin Ellis discusses funding cuts at the ABC in Australia, which has closed its Auckland bureau and the ABC's New Zealand correspondent for the past four years, Dominique Schwartz gives a final… Audio

In Australia's northern territory Two heavily pregnant refugees have been refusing to get off a bus outside a Darwin detention centre. Audio

Former Wallabies captain David Pocock and seven others have been charged over a protest against a controversial coal mine in north west New South Wales. Audio

In Australia court appearances have followed the police's second-biggest drug haul ever worth one point six billion dollars. Audio

The United Nations Committee Against Torture has criticised Australia's asylum seeker policies, including the detention of children and its use of off-shore processing centres. Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

Australia has recently passed a number of pieces of legislation giving significantly increased powers to its police and security services. Audio

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

In news just through, the Australian cricketer Phil Hughes hit in the head by a bouncer has died. Audio

To Sydney, where standout cricketer Phil Hughes remains in a critical condition tonight in an induced coma after being struck by a ball under his helmet. Audio