In breaking news this morning, there are fears people have died in bushfires in Western Australia. Police have said they have reports of multiple fatalities and are trying to access an area north of Esperance to confirm them.
Thousands of people have evacuated a soccer stadium in Hannover over what police have said were "serious plans for explosions" at a match between Germany and the Netherlands. Meanwhile the brother of the eighth suspect in the Paris attacks has pleaded for him to turn himself in.
Actor Charlie Sheen has confirmed he is HIV-positive. He's described the diagnosis four years ago as a "turning point" which he's paid millions of dollars to keep it secret.
Here's what's coming up today:
8.30am AEDT: Treasurer Scott Morrison is due to appear at an economic summit
8.30am AEDT: Uber, Airbnb and Chevron are among companies due to appear before a Senate committee looking into corporate tax avoidance and minimisation
11.30am AEDT: The bureau of statistics will release the latest wage growth figures
12.30pm AEDT: Labor's Environment spokesman Mark Butler is at the National Press Club
3.00pm AEDT: Trade Minister Andrew Robb is due to speak from Jakarta
7.00pm AEDT: Asia-Pacific leaders hold their dinner gala and group photo at the APEC summit in Manila
The brother of the eighth suspected terrorist from the Paris attacks urges him to "surrender to police", as France and Belgium step up their hunt for the fugitive.
Former Two and a Half Men star Charlie Sheen confirms he is HIV positive during an interview on US television, revealing that he paid millions of dollars to people to keep the diagnosis secret.
An international soccer friendly between Germany and Netherlands is called off and the stadium evacuated prior to the match because of a "concrete" bomb threat.
Russian investigators say they are now certain a bomb brought down the passenger plane which crashed in Egypt's Sinai desert last month, killing all 224 people on board.
The Socceroos go top of their their World Cup qualifying group with Tim Cahill netting three goals inside 37 minutes in a 4-0 thrashing of Bangladesh in Dhaka.
The second Test may have fizzled to a draw on the final day at the WACA, but Mitchell Johnson bowed out of Test cricket in style with two wickets in the final session.
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.
Young military veterans struggling with mental illness after active service are increasingly turning to the drug ice to cope, a Senate inquiry will hear today.
Two of Australia's major airlines are found to have engaged in false and deceptive conduct and made false and misleading representations about the price of booking airfares over the internet.
The classic Australian song I Was Only 19, about the plight of returned Vietnam soldiers, is added to the Sounds of Australia registry alongside nine other tracks that contributed to Australia's identity.
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