Mohamed Abrini, a 31-year-old Belgian wanted in connection with November's Islamic State group attacks on Paris, has been arrested, a Belgian official says.
Federal Opposition Leader Bill Shorten announces an incoming Labor government would hold a royal commission into misconduct in the banking and financial services industry.
The managing director of retail giant Target resigns, as its parent company Wesfarmers investigates claims of accounting issues in its most recent half-year results.
Shifts in the spin axis of our planet are not only being driven by melting ice sheets but also changes in the relative amount of water stored on the continents, according to new research.
Pope Francis opts for no change in the Catholic approach to homosexuality but signals a more open stance on cohabiting and divorced believers under new Church guidelines on family life.
A Myanmar court frees dozens of jailed students, in the first wave of detainee releases after Aung San Suu Kyi pledged that the release of political prisoners would be the first priority of her new government.
Grant Hackett's bid to qualify for the Rio de Janeiro Olympics is over after he finished seventh in his 200 metres freestyle semi-final at the Australian Swimming Championships in Adelaide.
More Indigenous staff are needed at Royal Darwin Hospital (RDH), the NT's Aboriginal health worker of the year says, because language and cultural barriers often stop people with chronic illness seeking treatment.
The only medical doctor remaining in the besieged Syrian town of Zabadani, and a member of a rescue team, is shot dead by a sniper after treating a patient, according to Medecins Sans Frontieres.
Two jet skiers who pulled up next to a five-metre-long shark for a closer look came off second best when it turned on them off Fraser Island in southern Queensland.
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