Correspondents Report

Americans know how to prep and they've stocked up to bunker down as Coronavirus takes hold.

In Japan supplies of toilet paper and masks are returning to normal and many store shelves remain well stocked with food. But the government faces criticism over the lack of virus testing

In the USA the price you're quoted is never the price you have to pay

Tourists are avoiding Thailand due to Covid-19 fears and Bangkok, normally a popular destination for Aussie tourists, is bearing the brunt.

China correspondent Bill Birtles travels to South Korea and is struck by how people carried on as usual.

With more than 20 rolling news channels in India, even an Australian perspective on Trump's India visit is news.

In the last year the country has seen three extremist attacks, the Chancellor says they have been driven by racism.

James Hardy Vaux's "Vocabulary of the Flash Language" was published in 1819 to help courts decipher convict slang.

Jakarta's construction and development are taking a never-ending toll on the environment.

Tok pisin is the language that is most widely spoken in PNG