Belgian troops shoot a suspected suicide bomber after reports of an explosion in Brussels Central Station. There were no other casualties and authorities now say the situation is under control.
Maria James was stabbed 68 times in her own home. For 37 years, police have failed to solve her murder. Her two sons — and one former top cop — have never given up hope.
The fate of the Federal Government's multi-billion-dollar school funding package could be decided in the Senate today, with talks underway to cut a deal with the Greens and the Nick Xenophon Team.
With Queensland's greatest era ending and the Blues' threatening to start a purple patch of their own, Origin II could mark the beginning of something major for both sides, writes Warren Boland
Ipswich City Council distances itself from Paul Pisasale following his arrest, with the ordeal "deeply disappointing" staff who worked alongside the former mayor.
Even though it is standard procedure to keep nursing home doors locked to keep residents safe, experts say there is no evidence to support the practice, which may in fact be leaving residents stressed.
Federal Government backbencher George Christensen crosses the floor to back a Labor bill to stop penalty rates cuts, but the move is defeated in a loss the Nationals MP described as "sad".
The US-led coalition fighting the Islamic State group shoots down an armed Iranian-made drone "displayed hostile intent" over Syria, two days after the US military brought down a Syrian military jet.
Lucas Jose was 18 years old and required a minimum of 20 hours of sleep in order to function. That was, until his mother launched a successful fight to make an effective drug available in Australia.
Pregnant women in violent relationships are being further victimised by laws that criminalise abortion in some parts of Australia, doctors and health experts say.
Soldiers training at North Head used to brag about bashing gay men and treated it as "fun and games", a witness tells the inquest into Scott Johnson's death.
New research paints a clearer picture than ever before of the risk of breast cancer for carriers of the BRCA1, BRCA2 gene mutations and the need to identify carriers early on in life.
In a hidden room in a house near Argentina's capital, police believe they've found the biggest collection of Nazi artefacts in the country's history, including toys experts believe were used to indoctrinate children.
Australia's trust in the United States has halved since 2011 and Donald Trump is unpopular with 60 per cent of people, but most still think the alliance is important, according to a new poll.
One of Australia's largest industry super funds wants the Government to allow women in abusive relationships early access to their superannuation, arguing financial concerns are often a barrier to them leaving.
Safe Pathways, a business that runs group homes for children unable to be placed in foster families, charged the NT Government the same monthly amount despite fluctuations in the number of children, a royal commission hears.
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