Australia

Phil Kafcaloudes talks about what's happening in Australia. Audio

Police in Cairns say it may be several more days before DNA results can confirm that a body found brutally stabbed, dismembered and dumped in a chilly bin is that of Napier man Campbell Paterson. Mr… Audio

The bank-dominated financial advice industry is reeling after the Australian Senate rejected government attempts to water down consumer protections. Audio

Ryman Healthcare says its progress in Melbourne has been better-than-expected and it is looking for sites for its third and fourth village there. Audio

Girls and young women are turning their back on a life of politics and other leadership roles - due to an overwhelming perception of sexism in Australia. Audio

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

It was the promise the Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott made on election eve 14 months ago, but the one the sceptics have been predicting for months that he would break. Audio

The hostilities between outspoken Australian senator Jacqui Lambie and her party leader have hit a new low with with Senator Lambie being demoted. Audio

The Japanese brewing giant Asahi has won 220-million dollars in one of Australia's largest ever commercial damages cases, over a New Zealand subsidiary. Audio

The man accused of killing a New Zealand tourist at his Surfers Paradise apartment has been granted bail. Audio

Chief political correspondent for SBS dicusses the G20 summit concluding in Brisbane. Audio

The wife of an Australian businessman murdered in Bali and buried in New Zealand has admitted to ordering his killing, but says she told his alleged assassins not to do it sadistically. Audio

With the stroke of a wand, and a lot of hard work, a new therapy is helping kids with a mild form of cerebral palsy called hemiplegia. These children have paralysis on one side of their bodies. The… Audio

Australia and China have signed a landmark free trade deal that's been more than a decade in the making. Audio

Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

The government is pouring almost three quarters of a million dollars into job fairs in Australia trying to convince people to join the workforce in New Zealand. Audio

Another criminal has flouted his release conditions and slipped out of New Zealand. Audio

Joining us now is our political editor Brent Edwards, who is just back from the G20 meeting in Brisbane. Audio

The Prime Minister was at the G20 as a guest of the Australian government. Audio

The leaders of the world's biggest economies have agreed on a strategy to lift global growth by two trillion dollars and create more than 100 million new jobs. Audio