A Sydney court has heard that Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis "brainwashed" his girlfriend into murdering his ex-wife and was the "mastermind" of her murder. Amirah Droudis is standing trial for the April 2013 murder of Man Haron Monis's ex-wife, who cannot be identified for legal reasons
6:30pm AEST: Deputy vice-chancellor of Indigenous Strategy and Services at the University of Sydney Shane Houston, Georgina Downer from the Institute of Public Affairs and journalist Tom Allard will be guests on The Drum
7:30PM AEST: Australian Federal Police Commissioner Andrew Colvin will be interviewed live on 7.30
7:30PM AEST: Film star Renee Zellweger will also be interviewed on 7.30
Bali police are again interrogating Australian woman Sara Connor and British man David James Taylor, who are facing up to 15 years jail for the alleged murder of a policeman on the Indonesian island.
Hundreds of movie fans turn out to watch Hollywood stars Chris Hemsworth and Tom Hiddleston film in Brisbane, where CBD streets have been transformed into New York City for four days of shooting for the latest Thor film.
Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis thought he was an "instrument of God", and that he brainwashed his girlfriend into the stabbing murder of his ex-wife, a court hears
A plebiscite on same-sex marriage risks unleashing hate and division in the community and would create a dangerous political precedent, former High Court justice Michael Kirby warns.
A blustery storm, a touch of melancholy and a sense of pride converged at the closing ceremony of the 2016 Olympics as Brazil breathed a collective sigh of relief at having pulled off South America's first Games.
The woman accused of racially abusing Indigenous Adelaide Crows footballer Eddie Betts agrees to take part in a cultural awareness program run by Port Adelaide Football Club.
A suicide bomber aged as young as 12 was responsible for an attack on a wedding in the Turkish city of Gaziantep that killed at least 51, the country's President says.
An independent review into workplace culture within the Australian Federal Police finds 46 per cent of women and 20 per cent of men reported being sexually harassed in the past five years.
Furious Mongolian officials strip off in protest after their wrestler is judged the loser of a bronze medal contest after taunting his opponent in a victory dance.
Ethiopia's Feyisa Lilesa held his arms over his head, wrists crossed, as he finished second at the Olympic marathon in a gesture of support for members of his Oromo tribe who have been protesting against government plans to reallocate farmland.
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