PM to discuss Ebola, Islamic State with Abbott

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The Islamic State and Ebola are the two big issues Prime Minister John Key will be discussing with Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott tomorrow.

Mr Key, who will be in Australia for an Anzac centenary event, said he wanted to discuss Australia's military actions against the Islamic State (Isis).

"We'll also be talking about the domestic risk that Australia is facing," he said.

Mr Key said he hoped to inform the New Zealand public what response the Government proposed in terms of the threat of Isis.

"Ebola is the second big issue we'll want to talk about -- there's a number of initiatives we're thinking about together on that front."

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He said it was possible New Zealand and Australia would co-ordinate an aid response to Ebola.

Mr Key said both the United States and Britain had called for a global response to Ebola.

"That's something both Australia and New Zealand are at least looking at and the implications of that."

Mr Key said he would be in Australia to remember the Australian Anzac soldiers on the day they left Albany to fight in World War I. The Trans-Pacific Partnership and the G20 summit would also be discussed, he said.