Australia
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
NZers deported from Aus
New Zealand born prisoners are being sent back from Australia. How well are they being looked after? Many are uprooted from the only support they have. We talk to Helen Murphy of PARS. Audio
Australia correspondent Bernard Keane
The beleaguered Barnaby Joyce has quit as Deputy Prime Minister in the wake of a sexual harassment allegation, replaced by the little-known NSW MP Michael McCormack; and Government now has to start… Audio
Australia to ensure Pacific voice is heard at UN Rights Council
Australia's Governor-General has pledged to advance the concerns of Pacific Islands at the United Nations Human Rights Council.
New Australian deputy PM named
Australia has a new deputy Prime Minister this morning, with Michael McCormack replacing Barnaby Joyce as leader of the National party.
Australian and NZ workers helping restore Tonga power
Australia has sent 10 technicians to Tonga to help restore power following the destruction caused by Cyclone Gita.
Nauru refugee begs Jacinda Ardern for help
A refugee detained by Australia on Nauru has begged Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern for help before it's too late. The 55-year-old woman from Iran has been told there's an imminent risk of her sudden… Audio
Australia triumph over New Zealand at Eden Park
After seven matches on either side of the Tasman, Australia's cricketers took out the T-20 Tri-Series title when they cruised to a 19-run win over New Zealand via the Duckworth-Lewis method in last… Audio
Black Caps and Australia gear up for Twenty20 tri-series final
The game is a rematch of last Friday's clash at the same venue, where an eye-popping 488 runs were scored and the Aussies pulled off a world record chase. Clay Wilson is there. Video, Audio
Can the Black Caps deny Australia the top ranking?
A win tonight over Australia in the tri series Twenty20 cricket final will not only give the New Zealand some much overdue success against their trans-Tasman rivals but also deny the Australia the…
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
Karen takes a look at the inquiry into foreign influence and the concern about growing levels of Chinese influence; Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has officially banned Australian federal ministers… Audio
Black Caps coach backs Eden Park
Its suitability as an international venue is an open question but New Zealand coach Mike Hesson has lauded Eden Park ahead of the Twenty20 tri-series final against Australia.
2500 kiwis would survive from cancer if in Australia
Cancer patients have a better chance of survival in Australia than they do in New Zealand, a new study has found. Cancer patient Jess Spence says that's just not good enough. Video, Audio
Tension grows between Malcolm Turnbull, Barnaby Joyce
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull had a reportedly fiery meeting with his embattled deputy Barnaby Joyce at the weekend. As leader of the National Party, Mr Joyce is crucial to the stabilty… Audio
Crocs and Cattle don't Mix
The Mary River in the Northern Territory is one of the most croc-populated waterways in the world. It's also the boundary for Annaburroo Station, and that causes big problems for Adrian Phillips who… Audio
Embattled Australian deputy PM describes Turnbull as 'inept'
All-out-war appears to have broken out in Canberra between the Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull and his embattled deputy Barnaby Joyce. Audio
Joyce turn on Turnbull
Australia's Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has banned sexual relations between government ministers and staff, following his Deputy Prime Minister's affair with a staffer. Audio
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Barnaby Joyce to take leave amid pressure over affair
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has announced deputy PM Barnaby Joyce will take leave next week, so will not take up the role of acting prime minister.
Barnaby Joyce important to party despite scandal - reporter
Some Australian MPs believe Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce's credibility has been irreparably damaged by his relationship scandal, ABC reporter Lucy Barbour explains. Video, Audio
