Greece

Thousands of Greeks have rallied behind a 'No' vote in a referendum called for July 5 on the terms of an aid deal offered by Greece's international creditors, Audio

The New Zealand share market slumped to a five month low and Australia and Asian markets had steeper falls as the Greek debt crisis shook the confidence of money markets. Audio

Many Greeks are moving to Australia as the country's debt crisis worsens. Audio

Greeks are to vote in a referendum about leaving the Eurozone. Audio

Growing fears that Greece is heading for financial collapse has sent New Zealand's shares and the dollar tumbling in early trading. Audio

Seamus Kearney reports on the Greek debt crisis which threatens a banking crisis - banks are closed and the government looking to impose limits on bank withdrawals, long lines have formed at ATMs… Audio

The Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has shut the country's crisis-hit banks and imposed capital controls to prevent withdrawals. Audio

Greek banks and the stock exchange will be shut today after the country's creditors refused to extend the country's bailout. Audio

Greek banks and the stock exchange will be shut today after the country's Prime Minister declared a bank holiday. Audio

A volatile week is expected on the world's money markets, with Greece on the verge of financial collapse and its future in the euro zone in doubt. Audio

Wall Street has fallen as Greece stays deadlocked over its debt. Audio

Wall Street has fallen as investors keep an eye on Greece. Audio

The head of the Eurogroup finance ministers Jeroen Dijsselbloem, s welcoming Greece's latest proposals to avoid defaulting on billions of dollars of debt. Audio

Tensions are ratcheting up between Greece and its creditors as its next debt repayment deadline looms. In a surprise move Athens missed a 300 million euro payment to the IMF last week, saying it would… Audio

The latest on the Greek debt talks coming into the newsroom. A deal appears no closer after a meeting of euro zone finance ministers in Brussels in the past few hours. Audio

Greece's new Prime Minister has named his cabinet and has appointed Yanis Varoufakis to the critical role of finance minister. Audio

An analyst says investors are not panicking about Greece's future in the 19-nation eurozone, but turmoil may not be far away. Audio

Topics: Commentators say even if Greece stays in the single currency, after choosing a party determined to defy the European Central Bank, negotiations over bond repayments between Athens and… Audio

Alexis Tsipras has just been sworn in as Greek prime minister, after his far left party Syriza stormed to victory with promises to end "disastrous austerity" and seek a cancellation of Greek debt. Audio

A greek jet fighter has crashed on landing at an airforce base in Spain. Audio