Two men are arrested in counter-terrorism raids in Sydney after police thwarted what they say were plots to attack various locations including a naval base.
Relatives of terminally ill Pakistani man Hassan Asif make arrangements to fly to Australia after Immigration Minister Peter Dutton confirms their visas are approved.
The Federal Government steps up screening of European travellers, after deporting a French national found carrying three cans of chemical mace and extremist material at Melbourne Airport.
Iraq's armed forces launch a dawn offensive to dislodge Islamic State militants from the centre of Ramadi, coming up against sniper fire and suicide bombers as they try to retake the city.
Two survivors are found amid the rubble of a landslide in southern China nearly three days after mud buried 33 buildings in an industrial park and spread across 380,000 square metres.
Government senator Zed Seselja pushes for the Coalition to argue for a cut in Sunday penalty rates for hundreds of thousands of retail and hospitality workers at the next election.
While holidaying in his native Hawaii, US president Barack Obama has treated the media to a display of his golfing prowess, sinking a 40-foot chip from off the green.
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