Karen Middleton

The Royal Commission into Child Abuse. An early election? Audio

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton. Audio

Karen Middleton talking about the UN secretary general election, the possibly of an early election, and the Australian open Audio

Aniversary of the Lindt Cafe siege in Sydney. Catholic George Pell delays giving evidence to royal commission, Audio

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is on his way back from the climate change summit in Paris and is heading into a viper's nest in the final week of Parliament for the year. Audio

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton. Audio

Australia Correspondent Karen Middleton brings us the latest on the response to Christmas Island riots from Australia. The immigration minister Peter Dutton has said the government is "not going to… Audio

Trans-tasman sports; rugby, netball and cricket. Sirs and Dames. GST tax laws. The Melbourne Cup winner. Audio

Allegations of pedophilia by senator Bill Heffernan. New Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. Australian detention centres. Audio

The shock continues after the recent shooting of a police employee. Audio

The continuing reshuffle of Australia's government and the Rabbitohs players who were rushed to hospital. Audio

Karen Middleton discusses the Australian political coup in which Malcolm Turnbull ousted Tony Abbott as Prime Minister and Liberal party leader. Audio

The flag debate. Corruption surrounding trade unions. New agency border force. Audio

The Australian share market bouce back. Sexual abuse in the Catholic church. Audio

PM Tony Abbott has quashed a bid from within his own party to support same-sex marriage by manoeuvring against conservative MPs being allowed a conscience vote. Audio

Karen Middleton reports on the decision by the Premier of New South Wales to audit school prayer groups to counter potential extremist messages. Audio

Karen Middleton reports on the Australian Government is cracking down on foreign investors circumventing Australian law to buy up property. Audio

The Australian Government is proceeding with its legislation to strip dual nationals of Australian citizenship if they join terrorist groups. Audio

The Australian Government is cracking down on foreign investors circumventing Australian law to buy up property. Audio

The Australian Government is revoking the citizenship of dual nationals who are involved in terrorism or fighting overseas for groups such as IS. Audio