A man and a woman suspected of killing 14 people in a California disability services centre have been shot dead and a third suspect is in custody. US media say one of the suspects has been identified as Syed Farook. Public records show a man with the same name worked in the department that had gathered for the party that was targeted by gunmen
More detail is emerging about the massive cyber attack on the Bureau of Meteorology, with a classified brief recommending a complete replacement of the weather agency's information technology systems. The brief also states that the bureau's systems are still compromised, with one key concern being it's link to the Defence Department
The Museum of Australian Democracy is showcasing the country's best political cartoons in an exhibition that focuses on the right to provoke, mock and satirise
Here's what's coming up:
6.45pm AEDT: A South African court is set to rule on an appeal to upgrade Oscar Pistorius's manslaughter conviction to murder and return him to prison
7.00pm AEDT: The Walkley Awards for excellence in journalism will be held in Melbourne
7.30pm AEDT: Melbourne v Illawarra in the National Basketball League
8.00pm AEDT: Russian president Vladimir Putin delivers his annual state of the nation address
A man and a woman suspected of using assault rifles to kill 14 people at a Californian centre for people with disabilities are dead after a shootout with police. A third suspect is in custody. Follow live.
A classified brief on the "intrusive and pervasive" cyber attack on the Bureau of Meteorology says there is "no real alternative" to fix it other than replacing the agency's IT systems, which could cost hundreds of millions of dollars.
With Labor spending the week campaigning for Mal Brough to be sacked, the Special Minister of State fights back, calling for the Opposition to take a "cold shower" and wait for due process. Follow live.
A man who tried to save a mother of four, allegedly murdered in her Brisbane home, says he was awoken to the crime by one of her children telling him "mummy's dead in the lounge room".
Go inside the world of Michael Maher, cattle farmer, and one of Australia's top saddle bronc riders, as he prepares to contest the Australian rodeo championships in Warwick.
Former deputy prime minister Tim Fischer calls on the Federal Government to alter its travel advice to the United States to reflect the rising death toll due to gun violence.
British bombers conduct their first air strikes in Syria, just hours after parliament approves prime minister David Cameron's plan to strike at IS militants, a government source says.
Australia's electricity system will need up to $1 trillion of investment by 2050, regardless of whether consumers are providing their own energy or buying it from the grid, a new industry report says.
A Darwin family doctor who had an affair with a patient, fathering two children, is suspended after the woman's husband complains to the NT Health Professional Review Tribunal.
The heaviest rainfall in over a century has caused massive flooding across the Indian state of Tamil Nadu, driving thousands from their homes, shutting auto factories and paralysing the airport in the state capital, Chennai.
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