New South Wales police have charged a 16-year-old boy with planning a terrorist act allegedly linked to Anzac commemorations. He is due to face a children's court later today. Australian Federal Police state manager Commander Chris Sheehan said online grooming tactics used to radicalise young people were similar to those used by sexual predators
Meanwhile, NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione has encouraged everyone to observe Anzac Day without fear. Most dawn services are now complete and marches will be held across the country in coming hours. You can follow updates on our live blog
Nine Network reporter Michael Usher has admitted "we made mistakes" during the botched child recovery operation in Lebanon, saying "it was a failure which ended very badly for everyone involved". Mother Sally Faulkner, who had to give up full custody rights to her two eldest children, said she was numb after returning to Australia without them
Nine Network reporter Michael Usher admits "we made mistakes" in a 60 Minutes report about his colleagues' detainment in Lebanon over a botched kidnapping attempt.
The Federal Government is using its decision to leave negative gearing untouched to launch a campaign accusing Labor of "wanting to punish mum and dad investors".
The dreaded news 10 years ago that Nicola and Jim Walker's two-year-old daughter Abby was diagnosed with leukaemia prompted the couple to take the controversial step to have another child and harvest stem cells from the baby's umbilical cord in case the cancer returns and a transplant is needed.
Western Sydney Wanderers moved through to the A-League grand final after fighting back from 0-3 to beat Brisbane Roar 5-4 in extra time at Parramatta Stadium on Sunday night.
Solar Impulse 2 — an experimental plane flying around the world without consuming a drop of fuel — lands in California, one leg closer to completing its trailblazing trip.
A Norwegian fighter jet on a training exercise mistakenly opens fire on a control tower with its rapid-fire cannon, with three officers inside the tower escaping injury.
A prominent Dutch journalist is released after being briefly detained by Turkish police, a week after she wrote a column published in the Netherlands in which she criticised President Tayyip Erdogan for his clampdown on dissent.
Five rockets fired into Turkey from an area of Syria controlled by the Islamic State group have hit the border town of Kilis, killing one person and wounding 26, the Deputy Prime Minister says.
The organiser behind Anzac charity Camp Gallipoli says the group is "heartbroken" after being accused of financial dishonesty, saying they have no money left over to give to beneficiaries RSL National and Legacy.
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un hails a submarine-launched ballistic missile test as a "great success" that gives his country "one more means for powerful nuclear attack".
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