Islamic State militants have claimed responsibility for a Jakarta terror attack that killed two victims and five attackers. An Indonesian police officer was among the dead
A damning WADA report has found corruption was "embedded" in world athletics' governing body, the IAAF. It found top officials would have been aware of the extent of doping but failed to enforce doping tests and rules
British actor Alan Rickman, who played Snape in the Harry Potter films, has died from cancer aged 69
Three winners will share in American's record $1.59 billion Powerball jackpot. The chances of winning the world's largest single ticket jackpot were 1 in 292 million
Here's what's coming up:
10:00am AEDT: The Australian Open draw will be held at Melbourne Park
2:15pm AEDT: Seafish Tasmania is due to be sentenced for illegally dumping more than 1000 truckloads of fish processing waste water
2:20pm AEDT: Australia v India in a one-day international cricket match at the Gabba
7:00pm AEDT: The Tamworth Country Music Festival opening concert begins
Islamic State militants claim gun and bomb assault on Indonesia's capital, police say, leaving seven dead and marking the first assault on the Muslim-majority country by the radical group.
The group responsible for reviewing the integrity of scientific research in Australia is set to examine if the University of New South Wales properly investigated high profile cancer scientist Professor Levon Khachigian for scientific misconduct.
Corruption was "embedded" in the world athletics body IAAF and its leaders had to be aware of doping scandals in Russia and other countries, the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) says.
About 200 people gather to pay their respects to the six family members killed in a horror road crash in India last weekend, in a memorial service at the restaurant they own.
The World Health Organization says the Ebola epidemic that has ravaged West Africa for two years is over, after the last affected country Liberia received the all-clear.
The South Australian Government is blamed for delays in implementing a safety measure designed to stop people killing themselves at public shooting ranges, following the third such death in an Adelaide.
A crocodile believed to have bitten off part of a woman's lower right arm, including her hand, is destroyed by authorities in Western Australia's far north.
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