US authorities are investigating reports that Pulse nightclub gunman Omar Mateenmay have been gay himself. Multiple men have told media outlets they saw Mateen at the nightclub and on gay messaging apps
A former Perth student charged with murder over the axe killings of his parents and older brother has been released on an $8,800 bail. Henri van Breda, 21, originally told South African police his mother, father and brother were killed by an intruder at their home near Cape Town, but this week he handed himself in over the killings
Indonesia's Justice Minister Yasonna Laoly said Indonesia will honour a guarantee that Australian resident Jessica Wongso will not be executed if she is convicted of murder. She's accused of poisoning her friend with cyanide but Mr Laoly has revealed she may never have gone to trial without Australian Federal Police assistance
ICYMI: Europe correspondent James Glenday has answered all your questions about the 43-year marriage between Britain and the EU. Why is the relationship on the rocks? Are they about to break-up? And how did it get to this point?
9:20am AEST: Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce will make a funding announcement in Gladstone
9:45am AEST: The High Court will decide whether opponents of the Bendigo mosque will be granted special leave to appeal the mosque's approval in the High Court
11:00am AEST: The AFL will announce which clubs will compete in the inaugural season of the national women's league in 2017
11:30am AEST: Richard Di Natale will launch the Greens denticare plan
12:30pm AEST: Rosie Batty will speak at the family violence election forum at the National Press Club
Visiting Islamic cleric Sheikh Farrokh Sekaleshfar leaves Australia after defending his comments about executing gays and denying they could be seen as a justification of the Orlando massacre.
US authorities continue to investigate what motivated a Florida man to slaughter 49 people at a gay nightclub in Orlando, including reports he might have been gay himself.
A former Perth student is released on bail after appearing in court accused of murder for the axe killings of his parents and older brother in South Africa.
Several hundred masked protesters hurl objects at police in Paris as the latest demonstration against disputed labour reforms in France descends into violence.
Indonesia's president will intervene if Australian resident Jessica Wongso, who stands accused of poisoning her friend with cyanide, is convicted and given the death penalty, his Justice Minister says.
Scientists stake out a dense forest in western India for 40 nights to catch Bombay night frogs using a mating position dubbed the "dorsal straddle", never seen before among 7,000 species of frog.
Far-right Hindu nationalists celebrate the likely Republican candidate's 70th birthday, saying if he is elected he is likely to tackle Islamic State in India.
Reeva Steenkamp's father breaks down in court as he tells a sentencing hearing that it has been "very difficult" to forgive former athlete Oscar Pistorius for murdering his daughter three years ago.
A professional snowboarder is jailed for dealing large quantities of ecstasy, cocaine and ice which he told customers to refer to as "cheeseburgers", "drinks" and "fries" when placing their orders.
European football's governing body orders the "suspended disqualification" of the Russian team at Euro 2016 as a group of supporters are told they would be thrown out of France because authorities fear they will cause trouble at later matches.
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