We know more about the two suicide bombers who carried out twin blasts in the Brussels airport. They've been identified as two brothers known to police. They had a history of organised crime and were linked to the Paris attacks. ABC correspondent Barbara Miller says: "One of them in fact left what prosecutors described as a will ... he talked of being fearful of feeling that he was being hunted, a sense that things were closing in around him "
Remember "Choppergate"? It prompted a review into politicians' entitlements but an ABC Freedom of Information review has revealed Bronwyn Bishop did not contribute to the probe. Nick Xenophon says that showed "real wisdom" ...
Prince Harry's reluctance to settle down is popular in the tabloids ... and in Nepal. He's on a royal tour in the Himalayan nation and is being used as an unmarried role model in a campaign against child marriage
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Here's what's coming up:
9:30am AEDT: The case of the 16-year-old girl charged with financing terrorism will be in Parramatta Children's Court. She'll find out if she'll be granted bail
10:00am AEDT: The Sydney siege inquest continues
11:00am AEDT: The first directions hearing for Bob Day's challenge to the Senate voting reform will begin in the High Court
1:00pm AEDT: Victoria Police will mark the 30th anniversary of the Russell Street bombing. Here, one witness tells the ABC memories of that day are "burned into his brain"
Belgium's federal prosecutor confirms two brothers were responsible for attacks in Brussels, while the Turkish President says Belgian authorities ignored warnings one was a militant.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull warns Islamic State militants are using the refugee crisis to send terrorist operatives into Europe through "porous borders".
Former speaker Bronwyn Bishop did not contribute to a politicians' entitlements review prompted by her 'Choppergate' scandal, an ABC Freedom of Information inquiry has revealed.
The ABC obtains documents revealing The University of Sydney's Faculty of Veterinary Science is conducting an overhaul of its corporate sponsorships following the exposure of corporate deals between the Veterinary Faculty and large pet food companies Hills and Royal Canin.
A radiologist who has been working in Australia for five years has had his medical registration cancelled over allegations he groomed a 15-year-old deaf girl for sex in the United States.
The first police officer at the scene of the Lindt cafe siege says he did not want to leave "visibly distressed" hostages behind, even when ordered to withdraw from his vantage spot by superiors, an inquest in Sydney hears.
A 16-year-old girl allegedly used as a go-between by a relative fighting with Islamic State in Syria and Milad Atai (pictured), a suspected terror cell member, will remain in jail overnight.
Prince Harry is lauded for his single lifestyle by campaigners against child marriage who hope he can fight the romanticised image of married life during his trip to Nepal.
The former deputy mayor of Auburn Council aggressively threatened the father of a Lindt cafe siege survivor at a Burwood gym and said he would find out where he lived and kidnap his children, a Sydney court is told.
Volcanic activity in the Moon's interior billions of years ago may have moved the lunar poles to their present position, according to modelling of ancient deposits of hydrogen ice.
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