Australia

Canberra Police are linking crimes more than a decade apart to a father and son, through new DNA technology. Audio

A family who lost their home in a bushfire in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, say they are lucky to be alive after the fire swept through their home in minutes. Audio

Islamic State supporters are being blamed for shooting a man outside an Islamic centre in Sydney today. Audio

Bushfires in the Blue mountains; naming and shaming in family violence cases; Western Sydney Wanderers win Asian Champions League. Audio

Across the Tasman warning bells are being sounded about the exposure of Australians to property through their self-managed superannuation funds. Audio

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

In Australia, swarms of bacteria-infected mosquitoes have been released into backyards in north Queensland today as part of a trial to eliminate dengue fever. Audio

Two sons of a murdered Australian businessman say they want justice to be done, even if it means their mother being executed for the crime. Audio

Will the Commonwealth Games have any relevance when it is hosted by Australia's Gold Coast in 2018? With Sports Studies researcher Dr Tom Heenan from the National Centre for Australian Studies at… Audio

More details have emerged about an Australian SAS corporal who cut off the right hands of three dead Taliban fighters in Afghanistan. Audio

Chief political correspondent for SBS dicusses Ebola and political argument over whether Australia is doing enough. Audio

Now more on the story that an Australian War veteran's long campaign to clear a slur against him and his air crew is finally over. Audio

An Australian War veteran's long campaign to restore his good name and redress a huge slur against him and his air crew is finally over. American historians have cleared him of failing to alert the… Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

Arrangements are being made for an Australian businessman murdered in Bali last week to be brought to New Zealand for burial. Audio

Across the Tasman the clean energy industry is warning of thousands of job losses and a withdrawal of investment as the Abbott government scales back renewable energy targets. Audio

The International Criminal Court is being asked to investigate the Australian government's treatment of asylum seekers, particuarly crimes against humanity. Audio

Australian political correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh on former Prime Minister Julia Gillard and the passing of Gough Whitlam. Audio

Rowland S Howard's former band mates Harry Howard and Genevieve McGuckin talk about the life and legacy of the late, great Australian musician, his many solo projects and bands, and how his… Audio

The International Criminal Court has been asked to investigate the Australian government's treatment of asylum seekers, for crimes against humanity. In a letter to the ICC, independent MP, Andrew… Audio