In breaking news, shots have been fired in Paris' northern suburbs as an anti-terrorism police operation takes place. Meanwhile, two Air France flights en route to Paris from the United States have been diverted after receiving anonymous security threats.
Four people are now confirmed dead as bushfires rage near Esperance, in southern Western Australia. The ABC was told one of the men killed was a farmer who ensured his neighbours had escaped before getting in his own car.
4.00pm AEDT: Indonesian ambassador Nadjib Riphat Kesoema will deliver the closing remarks from the first Asia-Pacific counter-terrorism financing summit
9.00pm AEDT: Emergency services will give an update on the bushfire situation at a community meeting in Esperance
10.00pm AEDT: Regional leaders will don their funny shirts for the APEC summit class photo
Authorities say out-of-control bushfires that have killed four people and destroyed three homes on WA's south coast are some of the worst they have seen. Follow our live blog for updates.
Shooting breaks out in a northern suburb of Paris during an anti-terrorist police operation, five days after the worst attacks in French history killed 129 people in the capital.
Australia's national security hotline received 18 calls and emails about Man Haron Monis's Facebook page less than a week before the Sydney siege, an inquest hears.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is caught off-guard by Barack Obama's whispered last-minute invitation to visit Washington, as the pair were waiting for reporters to set up for a press conference.
Northern Territory corrections admits a convicted criminal who absconded from a remote work camp and sparked a massive manhunt was given a car and mobile phone.
Labor senator Sam Dastyari accuses a Liberal senator of running a "protection racket" for big business, but later withdraws the comment, as resources giant Chevron fronts a Senate hearing into tax avoidance.
Independent senator Jacqui Lambie calls for the Grand Mufti to be fitted with an electronic monitoring bracelet, as the Australian National Imams Council seeks to address claims he tried to justify the terror attacks in Paris.
A range of popular painkillers will carry new warning labels saying they can increase the risk of heart attack and stroke following a Therapeutic Goods Administration review.
Charlie Sheen reveals during a US television interview that he had unprotected sex with two people since being diagnosed with HIV, and paid people millions of dollars to keep the diagnosis secret.
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