Counter-terrorism is on the agenda for Malcolm Turnbull and Barack Obama's first official bilateral talks in the Philippines today, as Tony Abbott urges Australia to consider sending in ground troops to fight Islamic State militants in Syria.
French investigators say they are hunting a 27-year-old Belgian man suspected of being the mastermind behind Friday night's attacks in Paris, as police launch dozens of raids on suspected Islamists.
Mitchell Johnson is at the crease in his final ever Test innings with the bat, with Australia reaching 5 for 331 at lunch. Follow Grandstand's live blog.
A $35,000 Christmas tree erected by Hobart City Council to shake off comments that it had "possibly the worst Christmas decorations in the country" has come under fire on social media.
Disco balls are spinning with excitement as it is announced Australia will next year compete for a second time in Eurovision, Europe's leading music extravaganza.
Jemena, owned by the State Grid Corporation of China and Singapore Power, is announced as the preferred bidder to construct a gas pipeline connecting the Northern Territory to Queensland.
A Brisbane woman hits back at so-called anti-vaxxers who have targeted her with private messages since a Facebook post she made on her son's battle with whooping cough went viral.
An American woman identifying as a member of the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster wins the right to wear a colander in her driver's licence photo.
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