Australia to remove citizenship from militants, convicted terrorists
Australia passed new laws to strip convicted terrorists and militants off of their citizenship.
What we know of the San Bernardino mass shooting so far: details emerge of alleged shooters, victims named
Details have emerged about Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik, the suspects from Wednesday’s mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, while local authorities have released the names of the 14 victims of the attack.
Cameroon military frees 900 Boko Haram captives in special operation
Cameroon armed forces killed over 100 Boko Haram extremists, freeing more than 900 of the terror group’s hostages.
ISIS beheading video: Russian assassin vows to take revenge for Putin’s operation in Syria
ISIS has released a sophisticated video apparently showing the beheading of a Russian spy.
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Obama ‘taunts’ Russia on Afghanistan, asks Putin to stay out of Syrian civil war
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Climate change according to Phillip Mills: How your workout and low carb all organic diet is saving the planet
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Joint Standing Committee asks Defence to be more transparent about ongoing projects
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Man in military uniform with a gun terrifies Brisbane schools
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Attorney General George Brandis said that the citizenship legislation is strong enough, although there is no guarantee of it eradicating the threat of terrorism.
Missing Australian surfers update: Mexican authorities confirm the charred vehicle belonged to Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman
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No room for renegotiation on carbon emissions target announced by Australia at the Paris talks: Julie Bishop
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has reinstated emission cuts of 26 to 28 percent by 2030 at the Paris conference on climate change.
Ayatollah Khamenei ‘mourns’ Paris victims, blames West for backing Israel’s ‘state terrorism’
According to Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei, the youth in Western countries should learn from Paris attacks.
Why Israel did not shoot when a Russian jet entered its airspace
According to an Israeli minister, Russia’s open communication system with Israel helped avoid any “incident.”
Average families benefit from childcare changes though Labour and Greens await more details
The revised childcare package has its good parts but reactions have been lukewarm so far due to lack of clarity.
Missing Australian surfers update: Police fears two bodies found in burnt van in Mexico might be theirs
Dean Lucas and Adam Coleman who have been missing for over a week in Mexico were last seen at a convenience store.
The Grand Mufti of Australia displayed failed leadership, says Josh Frydenberg
Cabinet Minister Josh Frydenberg accused the Grand Mufti of Australia of responding inadequately to the recent Paris terror attacks.
Maldives police pepper spray demonstrators at midnight to protect people’s ‘right to sleep’
Minister of Home Affairs Umar Naseer said he had asked police to end the demonstration by midnight.
Syrian military claims to destroy 673 terrorist targets around the country
A spokesman for the Syrian military said 673 terrorist targets had been destroyed in the last five days.
Shorten promises zero emissions climate change policy for Australia under Labor government
Speaking at the Lowy Institute, Bill Shorten criticised PM Malcolm Turnbull for sticking with Tony Abbott’s climate policy ahead of the United Nations Climate Summit in Paris.
‘Australia cannot handle a terror attack alone’ - Turnbull urges intel-sharing and upgrades terror alert system
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urges better intel-sharing among countries as fighting against ISIS is hard to do unilaterally.
Russian ministry finds Turkish agricultural products ‘substandard'
According to Minister of Agriculture Alexander Tkachev, around 15 percent of Turkish agricultural products do not meet Russian standards.
Turkish military says it was not aware it was a Russian plane, ready for ‘all kinds of cooperation’
According to the Turkish military, it made genuine efforts to locate the Russian pilots.
Five things to take away from the Australian Government's response to White Ribbon Day
In 2015, more than ever, the Australian government was determined to prove itself committed to putting a stop to domestic violence.
Malcolm Turnbull downplays possibility of increasing military action in the Middle East, urges nation it’s not time for “machismo”
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull urged Australians to focus on community unity to deal with terrorism rather than giving into anger-inflicted “gestures or machismo.”
Australian PM&C Department secretary Michael Thawley resigns from post hours after DFAT chief Peter Varghese steps down from public service
Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet secretary Michael Thawley announced his resignation on Tuesday, expressing his wish to return to the private sector.
Drought relief assistance for South Australian farmers promised by SA agriculture minister Leon Bignell
South Australian Agriculture Minister Leon Bignell held a meeting with state government officials and 50 farmers to discuss possible ways to deal with the droughts.
Malcolm Turnbull rises in popularity in recent poll; Bill Shorten far behind
According to a recent poll, more voters prefer Turnbull to Shorten as the leader of the country.
‘Labor wants people to quit smoking,’ Bill Shorten defends policy to increase price for cigarette packs to $40
Labor has announced a policy which will take the price of a pack of 25 cigarettes to $40.
Protests against Islam erupt in Melton, Martin Place and Brisbane, Twitter users react [Watch Video]
The continuous protests in Australia against Islam led to the arrest of at least six people.
Mauricio Macri becomes Argentina’s new president, ends Peronist Party’s 12-year-rule
Mauricio Macri promises an economic reform for the third largest economy in Latin America.
Donald Trump’s claim about US Muslims cheering on 9/11 ‘factually challenged’: ADL
A Jewish organisation in the United States said Trump's comment was like a variation of the anti-Semitic myth that some Israelis cheered on 9/11.
Shootout in New Orleans: 16 people hospitalised
Two gunmen opened fire into a huge gathering at a city park in New Orleans, US on Sunday.
NSW Premier dismisses news report claiming legalisation of Uber taxi service in December
NSW Premier Mike Baird said the government was in no rush to legalise Uber in his state.
Australian Paris attacks survivor talks about Bataclan massacre, 'I've been shot...Gotta keep going'
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Russia writes ‘For Paris’ on bombs, drops on ISIS targets in Syria
Russian servicemen wrote ‘for Paris’ on the bombs supposed to be dropped on ISIS militants in Syria.
New Zealand helicopter crash: Seven tourists killed, rough weather prevents recovery operations
A helicopter crash at New Zealand's popular tourist spot in South Island killed all seven people aboard on Saturday morning.
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