First Test: How it happened
Australia have completed a thumping 208-victory in the first Test after New Zealand's batsmen crumbled at the Gabba on Monday. 
Black Caps captain Brendon McCullum made a dashing 80 but it was not enough to keep a ruthless Australian attack at bay.
On a dramatic morning, Mitchell Marsh was on a hat-trick as the Black Caps lost 4/7 in the space of three overs.
Final wicket-pair Mark Craig and Trent Boult landed some late lusty blows but it was too little too late for the visitors.
The match finished shortly before lunch when Mitchell Starc removed Boult for 15, the Kiwis dismissed for 295.
Surprisingly, it was not Mitchell Johnson or Starc who did the damage. Nathan Lyon was the leading wickettaker with three.
Josh Hazlewood made the initial breakthrough on day five, drawing Ross Taylor into a lame pull shot which clipped his glove and gave Steve Smith at second slip a simple catch.
Neesham, nursing a back injury, made a tortured three off 33 balls but was no match for a series of bouncers from Mitchell Johnson, who had him fending limply to Joe Burns at short leg.
The end was nigh after BJ Watling was trapped in front by a fierce turner from Nathan Lyon, which the Kiwis failed to have overturned.
Marsh claimed the wickets of McCullum and Doug Bracewell with successive balls the following over but was denied a hat-trick by Tim Southee.
???Southee made just five before he drove lustily at Hazlewood and was caught behind by Peter Nevill.
Remarkably, Boult and Craig's stand of 46 for the last wicket was the Kiwis' second highest in their run chase.
More to come