Sixteen people are in Belgian police custody after being arrested in a series of raids across the country. Authorities say Paris attacks suspect Salah Abdeslam is not among them. The security lockdown might be over but Brussels remains on high alert indicating authorities believe an attack is imminent
There has been a shooting at a playground in New Orleans and 16 people have been hospitalised. Reports out of the US say "two groups were firing shots back and forth" at the park where a music video was being filmed. So far, reports say no children but some teenagers are among the injured
8:30pm: Four Corners airs its Plan of Attack: The Making of a Teenage Terrorist story on ABC. The preview to this piece has been well read on our site today. Catch up here
9:30pm AEDT: Vladimir Putin is due to meet Iran's leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as well as the country's president at a gas summit but they're expected to discuss Syria
2:30am AEDT: UK Prime Minister David Cameron is due to unveil Britian's five-year Strategic Defence and Security Review
Twelve men and boys living in the Australian community are regarded by police as being capable of committing an act of terror such as killing a random member of the public.
PM Malcolm Turnbull shows off his linguistic talents to deliver Australia's "sincere condolences" to the French people — in French — as security issues continue to dominate the political landscape. Follow live.
Belgian armed police arrest 16 people in raids across Brussels but fail to find fugitive Salah Abdeslam, sought by French police over the Paris attacks.
Reclaim Australia rallies over the weekend were "ugly and disappointing" and aimed at promoting "hatred and division", says Race Discrimination Commissioner Tim Soutphommasane.
Barnaby Joyce applauds the Greens for striking a deal to increase scrutiny of foreign investment in farms and agribusinesses in return for a register of foreign investment in water assets.
A royal commission finds Hillsong Church leader Brian Houston ignored a conflict of interest in dealing with sexual abuse allegations against his father.
Crossbench senator David Leyonhjelm says parents should vaccinate their "bundles of dribble and sputum" as Parliament passes the Government's "no jab, no pay" legislation.
Terrorists could be among the 12,000 Syrian refugees Australia is set to resettle, and Cabinet should seriously consider cancelling the intake, Government senator Cory Bernardi says.
The highly anticipated Zoolander sequel is slammed for its "harmful", "cartoonish" portrayal of an androgynous character played by Benedict Cumberbatch, with an online petition calling for a boycott of the film.
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