On Friday's edition of PM: Victoria's Children's Commissioner warns of dire consequences over a state government response to gangs; and Cambodians vote on Sunday in what critics say is a sham election, with some calling on the Australian Government to sanction Cambodian officials operating here.

The suspected remains of several dozen American service personnel lost in the Korean war have been returned to the US military 65 years to the day since an armistice was signed which ended hostilities on the peninsula.

After a day of mourning about the feared end of the Fairfax media brand and what that means for media diversity, Richard Walsh joins PM to explain why he doesn't necessarily share the black armband view of Nine's takeover of Fairfax.

Half a million Australians will cast a vote in one of five by-elections around the country tomorrow, prompting a final flurry of campaigning.

Cambodia goes to the polls on Sunday in an election widely criticised as rigged. Professor Sophal Ear joins us tonight on PM.

Publicly the Prime Minister and his ministers have today poured cold water on the suggestion that they believe America is prepared to bomb Iran's nuclear facilities.

The Andrews Government in Victoria is facing a growing backlash over its new laws that would give police expanded powers to prevent people as young as 14 from associating with other young people.

On Thursday's PM: Nine is taking over newspaper publisher Fairfax; Jacqui Lambie makes her observations on the by-election fight for the Tasmanian seat of Braddon; And what kind of prime minister is Imran Kahn likely to be?

Former Labor prime minister Paul Keating has slammed the proposed merger between Channel Nine as an 'exceptionally bad development.'

Another Pakistani election is mired in allegations of major vote-rigging, with rivals to the favourite, Imran Khan, rejecting the early count that's put the former cricketer's party in the lead.