Two Australians have been accused by the Kuwaiti government of being involved in an Islamic State gun-running network that was trying to smuggle high-tech anti-aircraft missiles into Syria. The men are yet to be arrested and it is unclear where they are
Two cruise ships have been evacuated at Melbourne's Station Pier after sniffer dogs detected something suspicious. Police said the evacuation was a precaution only but would not comment on why sniffer dogs were in the area
The brother of a female suicide bomber who blew herself up in a Paris police raid said he had never seen her open a Koran and she only became radicalised six months ago
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7.00pm AEDT: US president Barack Obama hosts a town hall-style meeting in Kuala Lumpur as the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) summit kicks off in Malaysia
7.30pm AEDT: Melbourne v Townsville in the National Basketball League
7.30pm AEDT: Brisbane Roar v Melbourne City in soccer's A-League
Two Australians are accused by the Kuwaiti government of being part of an Islamic State gun-running network that was trying to smuggle high-tech anti-aircraft missiles into Syria.
Family members of the woman suspected to have blown herself up in a police raid on a jihadist cell in Paris say she was only recently radicalised, was "unstable" and was the subject of "brainwashing".
Malcolm Turnbull emphatically states that the Darwin port facilities are not used by the military, despite the port corporation's own advertising making reference to a "defence vessel facility" within the lease area.
There are calls for an unconventional treatment which uses eye movement to connect to the emotional and cognitive parts of the brain to be made available to emergency services workers suffering from PTSD.
Labor leader Bill Shorten is pushing strongly for a woman to replace retiring MP Kelvin Thomson, as fellow party heavyweight Senator Stephen Conroy attempts to manoeuvre his own man into the safe Victorian seat of Wills.
High-speed cameras reveal that certain songbirds tap dance and sing so speedily that the fancy footwork is otherwise invisible to humans and other animals.
Counter-terrorism units at Australia's airports have stopped 199 people boarding flights, including a minor, in recent months, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says.
Pigeons can be trained to distinguish between malignant and benign breast cancer tissue, according to a new study that aims to provide insight into understanding how physicians process visual cues in diagnosis.
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