Several police raids are underway across the country after blasts that have killed 34 people and left more than 200 injured
The string of attacks targeted a metro station in Brussels as well as the city's airport. Terror group Islamic State has claimed responsibility for them
A manhunt is underway for a man seen running from the airport building after twin suicide bombings there
Julie Bishop says the Government is "urgently seeking to ascertain whether any Australians were involved. At this stage there are no reports". Follow developments on our live blog
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Here's what's coming up:
10:00am AEDT: The Sydney siege inquest continues. Today is likely to focus on the deaths of Katrina Dawson and Tori Johnson
11:00am AEDT: The first of three primaries in the US presidential race will close. First is Idaho, then Arizona and Utah
12:30pm AEDT: There will be a debate between the CFMEU's Dave Noonan and the Australian Industry Groups's Innes Willox at the National Press Club. It's fair to say the Government's industrial relation laws will be on the agenda
6:00pm AEDT: Malcolm Turnbull will give the Lowy Lecture in Sydney
Belgian authorities carry out raids across the country hunting for a man believed to be behind attacks which left 34 people dead and more than 200 injured at Brussels airport and at an underground train station.
Several raids are underway across Belgium in response to the attacks in Brussels that left at least 34 dead and more than 200 injured. Follow our live blog for the latest developments.
A 16-year-old Sydney schoolgirl arrested along with Milad Atai (pictured), was allegedly in thrall to a notorious Islamic State terror cell and an Australian fighter, whose growing profile in Syria is causing concern among Australian authorities.
Rob Ford, the former mayor of Toronto who gained global notoriety for admitting smoking crack cocaine while in office, dies at the age of 46 after treatment for an aggressive form of cancer.
A Russian court sentences Ukrainian pilot Nadiya Savchenko to 22 years in jail after finding her guilty of involvement in the killing of two Russian journalists during the separatist conflict in eastern Ukraine.
The construction union ramps up its attack of the Coalition's industrial relations bills, arguing the ABCC bills will invalidate some workplace agreements
The chemotherapy dosage scandal enveloping St Vincent's Hospital deepens, with revelations 82 patients, not 70 as the hospital previously declared, were given less than the recommended dose.
Signature numbers on an Australian petition to ban the sale of "child sex dolls" are growing rapidly, as experts warn the dolls could "reinforce" the behaviour of paedophiles.
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