Thousands of rounds of ammunition and a dozen pipe bomb-like devices are found at the home of San Bernardino shooters Syed Rizwan Farook (pictured) and Tashfeen Malik, although the FBI says it is premature to label the attack as terrorism.
Australian anti-Islamic State fighter Ashley Dyball says he has been charged as a terrorist and will be deported from Germany to Australia in the next two days.
More than 1,000 women strike back against men they claim are misogynistic online trolls, tweeting the names of people they say targeted writer Clementine Ford for abuse earlier this week.
Disability groups are demanding to know why the Federal Government is refusing say when it will allocate $700 million earmarked for specialised accommodation under the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
The judge who presided over the trial of Oscar Pistorius is strongly criticised by South Africa's Supreme Court for making "fundamental" errors during last year's trial.
The Australian Defence Force acknowledges for the first time that a number of its members have suffered severe side-effects from the use of an anti-malarial drug known as mefloquine or Lariam.
Macquarie Bank is under fire for engaging self-proclaimed "Dream Maker" Peter Spann to sell complex financial products to unsophisticated investors, some of whom were left thousands of dollars in debt.
Traditional owners on Cape York are urging mining giant Rio Tinto to finalise an agreement which would ensure timber worth hundreds of millions of dollars is salvaged and not burnt.
The Nationals expect to be given an extra Cabinet position in the Turnbull Government following senior Liberal MP Ian Macfarlane's decision to join the party's ranks.
The massive size of the charity and not-for-profit sector is revealed for the first time in a report by the regulator that shows the sector was worth $103 billion last year and employed almost one-in-10 Australians.
A man appears in court for allegedly kicking a Korean student in the head and robbing the student while he was unconscious outside a Gold Coast karaoke bar.
A farmer takes his girlfriend on a helicopter ride to survey fire damage on their property and surprises her with a marriage proposal spelt out on a field in hay bales which survived the devastating blaze.
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