Australia

David Cameron told Australian MPs today there is "no opt-out" from dealing with the problem of citizens travelling to fight with terrorist groups. Audio

A massive security operation is underway in Brisbane as the central city locks down for the G20 leaders' meeting that starts tomorrow. Audio

A chat with Canberra correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio

The New Zealand rugby league team play Australia in tomorrow night's Four Nations final in Wellington. Audio

Australian officials have defended their record on the treatment of asylum seekers at a meeting of the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva. Audio

A lucrative university essay writing service has shut down its website after being exposed by journalists in Sydney. Audio

The Australian Government is likely to scrap Norfolk Island's parliament early next year but residents are vowing to fight a return to what they call "colonial style" rule. Audio

The Australian government is being reviewed by the United Nations Committee Against Torture in Geneva this week. Audio

APEC, G20, and the Abbott-Putin shirt-front debacle. Audio

Former federal MPs are fighting to retain their lifetime travel perks. Audio

In Australia, drones are stopping water-bombing helicopters from fighting out-of-control bushfires. Audio

An Australian dairy company has dropped its halal accreditation and scrapped a 50 thousand dollar a year deal over claims that fees it pays are being used to fund terrorism. Audio

Time to chat to our Melbourne correspondent Phil Kafcaloudes. Audio

Australian officials are finalising a deal to export potentially up to one million cattle a year to China to meet booming demand for red meat. Audio

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

Ongoing fallout of a data rentention scheme proposal, a major financial services enquiry is underway. Audio

It's Melbourne Cup day and so we're off to Flemington to speak with Drew Morphett from the ABC. Audio

In Australia, unemployed Aborigines in remote communities will be forced to work for the dole five days a week with tough new sanctions if they refuse. Audio

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