Two people are in custody after a car was found packed with seven gas cylinders just metres from Notre-Dame cathedral in Paris
Britain will start building a wall in the northern French port of Calais to stop migrants and asylum seekers jumping on trucks. The four-metre high, one-kilometre long barrier is expected to be complete by the end of the year
The wired headphone could be a thing of the past if Apple has its way. The company has launched the iPhone7 without the 3.5mm headphone jack, a move which could spell the end of wired headphones all together
Here's what's coming up:
7:38am AEST: Christopher Pyne will be on Radio National
10:00am AEST: UK Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson will host talks with the Syrian opposition
10:00am AEST: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will appear at the Commander-in-Chief Forum
2:30pm AEST: Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull will attend the local East Asia Summit in Vientiane, Laos
Malcolm Turnbull invites South-East Asian leaders to meet in Australia for a special summit, signalling Canberra's desire to deepen strategic relations in an increasingly volatile region.
Apple pulled the wraps of the iPhone 7 this morning and announced it's ditching the headphone jack. Is this the beginning of the end for wired headphones?
French officials say the owner of the car, found just metres from the Notre Dame cathedral, is on an intelligence services watch list of people suspected of religious radicalisation.
Hundreds of civilians begin returning to the border town of Jarabulus in northern Syria, two weeks after pro-Ankara fighters recaptured it from Islamic State jihadists.
The Afghan city where Australian forces were based for more than a decade is on the verge of again falling to the Taliban, after days of deadly strikes by insurgents.
Britain will start building a wall in the northern French port of Calais to stop migrants and asylum seekers jumping on trucks under a deal agreed earlier this year, the Interior Ministry says.
Former prime minister John Howard says the Liberal Party's goal of gender balance in Parliament is unlikely because women still play the greater caring role in society.
A former Dick Smith director blames its chief executive for the collapse of the electronics retail chain and accuses its banks of "reckless disregard for all stakeholders".
Police charge the operator of a rogue tyre recycling business at the centre of a recent ABC expose with making threatening phone calls to a former associate.
A Supreme Court judge grants an urgent bid to freeze high-profile lawyer Tim Meehan's assets amid allegations in court proceedings he swindled a law firm out of over $160,000.
A Sunshine Coast mother says she is happy to be alive after waking at 2am to a smoke-filled room, with her mobile phone "glowing red hot like an element" as it charged on the bedside table.
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