Phil O'sullivan

For his final Nine to Noon cross from Asia, Phil discusses the first anniversary of the 'Great Eastern Earthquake'; and in Singapore maids finally get a day off. Audio

The Bangkok blast linked to Iran. Audio

The reaction in Asia to the Russia and China veto at the UN on the Syria resolution. Audio

Topics - Wealthy mainland Chinese having babies in Hong Kong and the Chinese New Year. Audio

Phil O'Sullivan joins us from Seoul. Audio

Political transition in Myanmar; former Philippines president Gloria Macapagal Arroyo charged with conspiring to rig the 2007 senatorial election; and controls on texting in Asia. Audio

There's been severe flooding in Thailand. Audio

The floods in Bangkok; and a two year old girl hit by a van in China was ignored by passersby. Audio

Myanmar's release of some political prisoners. China, Apple products and innovations. Audio

While the rest of the world is angsting over tumbling stock markets and whether we're heading into a further recession, Asia - and China in particular - seem to be spending up. Audio

Six months on from the earthquake and tsunami in Japan and the Chinese government has just introduced new guidelines on how to provide first aid to the elderly. Audio

A hunger striker in India is protesting about corruption in the country and the online reaction in China to two US officials. Audio

Asia correspondent Phil O'Sullivan brings us the latest news from Asia. Audio

Public outrage in China at the government's handling of the train crash that killed at least 39 people and "rain bombs" hit South Korea. Audio

Rumours that the former Chinese President, Jiang Zemin, had died and radioactive beef in Japan. Audio

Thailand's general election and the Chinese Communist Party celebrates its 90th birthday. Audio

Mongols protest in China and why Japan's prime ministership is a revolving door. Audio

News events from Hong Kong and mainland China. Audio

What has been the reaction throughout the Asian region to the killing of Osama bin Laden? Audio