Mali terrorist attack: Heavily-armed gunmen shout ‘Allahu Akbar’ while cutting throat of foreign national
The terrorist attack left at least 21 dead including foreign nationals from Belgium and the United States.
China kills 28 ‘foreign terrorists’ responsible for Xinjiang coal mine attack
Chinese police killed 28 people responsible for killing 16 people in a coal mine attack in September.
ISIS claims responsibility for shooting Italian priest in Bangladesh
A ISIS monitor group released the militant organisation’s claim of shooting the Italian priest.
Josh Frydenberg in Paris for International Energy Authority meetings, wins hearts with ‘Australia stands with France’ speech
Energy Minister Josh Frydenberg landed in Paris this Monday to attend the International Energy Authority meetings and couldn’t help but open up on the Paris attacks and how Australia is against terror and beside France.
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Russia goes against Australia in Syria peace talks; Exclusion brings to light the "Moscow gap"
Russia snubbed Australia during the Syrian peace talks in Vienna due to issues in political relations.
People take to the streets in Australia, remember terror attack victims [Watch Videos]
Australians, including French expats, condemn the Paris bombings with prayers, messages and flowers in a show of solidarity and support that will be remembered for a long time.
APEC Manila: Obama’s three-day trip to Philippines starts
The U.S. president is supposed to meet Philippine President Benigno Aquino during his visit.
Local HONY spinoff ‘Humans of Detention’ by UNSW students shares stories of detained refugees and asylum seekers in Australia
The 11 UNSW students aim to change Australia's attitude towards Asylum Seekers with their blog, ‘Humans of Detention’.
Paris Climate Change Summit 2015 to address key issues of global warming and greenhouse emissions with a stronger resolve post-attack [Watch Videos]
France will still hold the COP21/CMP11, especially after a Greenland glacier has melted completely raising alarm on a massive increase in sea levels.
Handling Islam: How France & Australia are similar yet different
Both countries have multicultural societies but are still different.
Comedian Stephen Colbert gets emotional on 'The Late Show' after Paris attacks, fights back tears
"We end tonight's show with a heavy heart because we taped all of tonight's show and then we found out about the horrific attacks in Paris today," Colbert said.
'Peace For Paris' symbol goes viral, creator was 'thinking about everyone affected in Paris'
He is also thankful that the “Peace for Paris” symbol has found a “use for everyone, regardless of their nationality or where they are in the world.”
Paris attack survivor recalls Friday night horror on Facebook, 'I pretended to be dead for over an hour'
In her emotional post, Bowdery said she thought men opening gunfire at the theatre was was all part of the concert at first but after hearing screams and seeing bloodshed, she soon realised it was a reality.
Paris Attacks Update: Police identifies name of one suicide bomber as Ismaël Omar Mostefaiat
The father and brother of the identified French gunman Ismaël Omar Mostefaiat, who fired at innocent people at the Bataclan music hall, have reportedly turned themselves to police.
'Jihadi John's' purported death gives 'small solace' to executed journalist James Foley's parents
The news of apparent killing on “Jihadi John” received mixed response from the families of the victims killed by him.
Strong 7.1 magnitude earthquake hits southwestern Japan, small tsunami triggered
The earthquake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres (6 miles) about 190 kilometres southwest of Kagoshima city, the JMA said. No details about injuries or damages are known at this stage.
Julie Bishop confirms her advisor was present when Turnbull planned to challenge Abbott
Julie Bishop confirmed the involvement of her chief of staff Murray Hansen in the plotting against Tony Abbott at a drinks party.
The Trans-Pacific Partnership poses a grave threat to sustainable development
Matthew Rimmer, Professor at QUT, argues that the TPP could undermine the UN’s efforts to promote sustainable development and equality throughout the Pacific region.
Mariah Carey takes the next step, moves in with James Packer [Watch Video]
Only five months in their relationship and Mariah Carey and James Packer are already living together.
Scammer alert: NSW Police Force, ACCC warn consumers against providing personal details over phone
The Australian Competition and Consumer Commission has warned consumers that they may get scam calls asking for personal details.
Donald Trump brings political issues into spotlight on 'Saturday Night Live' [Viral Video]
Donald Trump hosted “Saturday Night Live” this weekend, sharing the stage with Taran Killam and Darell Hammond both as himself.
More than two dozen people still missing following BHP’s dam failure in Brazil
BHP Billiton Ltd’s Chief Executive Andrew Mackenzie flew to Brazil on Monday to face prosecutors and conduct a first-hand assessment of the damage.
Breastfeeding in chamber soon a reality as federal parliament urged to relax rules to support new mothers
A parliamentary enquiry is inviting submissions from MPs to express their opinions on how to better support breastfeeding colleagues.
Dozens killed as ISIS joins Taliban battle over new leadership in Afghanistan
According to a local official, the battles have already killed around 80 and injured 30 others.
Wedding Cake Rock incident: Man treated for head injuries after falling off Bundeena tourist destination
National Parks and Wildlife Service had said the Wedding Cake Rock could collapse following a geotechnical assessment on the Bundeena tourist spot.
Decomposed body found in Pimpama River belongs to dark-haired teenage girl, still unidentified: Queensland police
Police want to talk to the people to find a clue to solving the case.
Geelong gang-rape: CCTV footage reveals further details
The CCTV footage captures moments before the girl was raped.
Obama comes 3rd in Forbes’ ranking of world leaders; Putin and Merkel are most powerful leaders of the world
Russian President Vladimir Putin bags the first position of world’s most powerful leaders ranking by Forbes magazine for the third time in a row.
Melbourne Cup 2015: Woman who pushed policeman to face court over assault charges [Watch Video]
A spokeswoman for Victoria Police said Sarah Finn will be charged for assaulting acting superintendent Steven Cooper during the Melbourne Cup.
Geelong gang-rape: Police receive numerous calls to help identify attackers
Victorian officers have knocked more than 100 doors to have more information about the attackers.
Turnbull wants to ‘plagiarise’ better economic policies, dump ineffective ones
Turnbull wants an economic policy which is “fair” to the Australian people.
Geelong gang rape: Police hunt for 4 ‘big stocky’ men after girl, 14, suffers serious sexual assault
According to police, the girl is “devastated” by the assault.
Melbourne Zoo to fox-proof gates after wild fox kills more than a dozen penguins
Keepers found 14 dead penguins in the Wild Sea exhibit.
Terrorism financing figures tripled in Australia: AUSTRAC
Terrorism financing has increased threefold in 2014-15, compared to 2013-14, a new report AUSTRAC report has shown.
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