POLITICS & POLICY

A spokeswoman for Victoria Police said Sarah Finn will be charged for assaulting acting superintendent Steven Cooper during the Melbourne Cup.

Victorian officers have knocked more than 100 doors to have more information about the attackers.

Turnbull wants an economic policy which is “fair” to the Australian people.

According to police, the girl is “devastated” by the assault.

Keepers found 14 dead penguins in the Wild Sea exhibit.

Terrorism financing has increased threefold in 2014-15, compared to 2013-14, a new report AUSTRAC report has shown.

NSW Premier Mike Baird announced that $47 million would be spent to combat extremism in schools.

According to Hizb ut-Tahrir, Australia will soon call Muslim toddlers as security threats.

According to experts, the live fire exercises between Australia and China could lead the former into an awkward position.

An Amnesty International investigation has uncovered Australian officials may have paid money to the crew of a boat intercepted in July 2015.

Lebanese Muslim Association President Samier Dandan said the event will break down common misconceptions about Islam brought about by the rise of the Islamic State.

Australia may not join the ground operation in Syria where the U.S. plans to send a small Special Forces team.

According the US Defence Department, the German rapper was killed on Oct. 16.

Senior U.S. security officers have advised the Obama administration to increase its militarily involvement in Iraq and Syria to tackle ISIS forces.

The father-son fugitive duo was captured on a property at Dunedoo.

The Labor party on Monday promised to offer $33M to children who survived sexual abuse, should they win office in the next federal election.

52 percent of Australians prefer the Coalition according to the latest Newspoll results, as compared to Labor's 48 percent.

The winners of the ‘White Hat’ hackers competition will help South Korea's defence ministry fight against North Korean attacks.

Maldivian Vice President Ahmed Adeeb was arrested on Saturday in connection with President Yameen Abdul Gayoom’s attempted assassination.

According to Russian lawmakers, Syrian President Bashar al-Assad will make an announcement on the country's presidential elections if the public supports the move.

Experts had warned authorities that Hurricane Patricia could assume a strength to move around cars and even fling them off the ground.

Apple is adding another solar investment in China on top its two new completed solar farms.

Donald Trump wants to go against Hillary Clinton and dishes on his race and competitors.

Fiona Barnett, an alleged victim of child abuse, has said Australia's VIP child sex trafficking ring is still operating.

A shooting at the Tennessee State University Campus late Thursday killed one and injured two.

The downing of MH17 in July 2014 involved much Australian activity on the UN Security Council – which Bishop spearheaded, winning widespread praise. At home, Hockey was digging his political grave.

A U.S. aircraft crashed and killed its pilot on Wednesday while on the way to the United States from Bahrain.

The ACCC has found that the country's private health insurance system is cheating on policyholders by offering less coverage.

The Labor Party has finally agreed to the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement after making certain minor migration amendments.