A confidential police report has outlined the potential terrorism threat from people known as "sovereign citizens". The report says such people don't accept government authority - and there are as many as 300 in NSW alone
A Maori mourning chant has echoed around Eden Park stadium in Auckland as thousands of fans as well as past and present players farewelled All Blacks great Jonah Lomu. A private funeral will be held tomorrow.
Don't miss: Back Roads, a new series which promises to take you into some of the country's "most remote, remarkable and inspiring communities" premieres on ABC TV tonight. Here's your chance to go behind the scenes.
Here's what's coming up this evening:
4.30pm AEDT: The child abuse royal commission recommences its hearing into Brisbane Grammar and St Paul's School, sitting in Melbourne
6.15pm AEDT: Pope Francis is due to visit a mosque and celebrate mass in a stadium in Bangui, Central African Republic's capital
7.30pm local time: Former PM Kevin Rudd is due to discuss the Paris climate summit on 7.30
9.00pm AEDT: The Paris climate summit's official opening is due to begin
10.30pm local time: Bill Shorten is due to speak to Lateline from Paris
12.00am Tuesday AEDT: NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg is due to speak after meeting Turkish PM Ahmet Davutoglu in Brussels
12.00am Tuesday AEDT: FIFA will release its three-man shortlist for the Ballon d'Or award given to the male soccer player of the year
Families of two West Australian surfers missing in Mexico hold grave fears for their safety, as reports emerge two bodies have been found in a burnt-out van similar to the one the men were travelling in.
You may not have heard of 'sovereign citizens', but a confidential NSW police report says the growing anti-government extremist movement could pose a potential terrorism threat in Australia.
Social Services Minister Christian Porter lays out a potential compromise plan on family tax payments in order to secure a crossbench deal. Follow the day's events in our live blog.
Shares in electronics retailer Dick Smith crash by as much as 69 per cent after the company surprises investors with a $60 million earnings impairment.
Leader of the House Christopher Pyne says he will potentially gag Parliament if the Federal Opposition continues its "attacks" on Special Minister of State Mal Brough over former speaker Peter Slipper.
The Northern Territory's richest family offers a gravesite for a member of the Russian royal family who died a pauper's death, alone under a tree in a small NT town.
French police clash with demonstrators on the streets of Paris as world leaders gather ahead of key UN climate talks, an ugly end to a day of otherwise peaceful protests which saw thousands form a human chain on the streets of the French capital.
Refugees and local workers on Nauru are being hired to remove asbestos from houses on the island without proper protection from the hazardous material.
Football Federation Australia agrees to institute an appeals process for any fan that is banned and believes they are innocent, after fans walked out of stadiums at Wanderers and Victory games.
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