Former FBI director James Comey accuses US President Donald Trump of trying to get him to water down the bureau's investigation into Russia's alleged interference in the 2016 US presidential election.
Police searching for a French man who has been missing since the London Bridge attack say they have recovered a body from the River Thames but have not yet formally identified him.
The family of Sara Zelenak say they are "distraught" after she was identified as the second Australian to have died during the weekend terror attacks in London.
The call for Australian police to be given "shoot to kill" powers ramped up this week, in the wake of the London attack and the Brighton shooting. But should the police's powers be expanded?
The head of Victoria's Adult Parole Board hits out at Federal Attorney-General George Brandis for spreading "misinformation" about the prison release of siege gunman Yacqub Khayre.
The mother of a man killed by gunman Yacqub Khayre during the Melbourne apartment building siege says she "hates the terrorist who tore her family apart".
Astronomers use the gravitational warping of light, predicted by Einstein nearly a century ago, to measure the mass of a distant star as it passed in front of another star — an event Einstein himself thought would be impossible to directly observe.
Shocking terrorist attacks, the challenge of Brexit and two candidates who have never gone to the polls as party leader mean the results of the UK election are impossible to predict, Philip Williams writes.
US President Donald Trump says he is nominating former assistant US attorney general Christopher Wray to lead the FBI after the former chief was fired by Mr Trump less than a month ago.
A decade of political warring over energy and climate change policy could soon come to an end, with the Federal Opposition indicating it may consider a Low Emissions Target.
Special Minister of State Scott Ryan defends former trade minister Andrew Robb, who began working as a consultant to a Chinese billionaire days after the 2016 federal election.
Police believe they have solved the mystery of who created an SOS sign out of rocks in the remote north of Western Australia, saying a sailor rescued in 2013 has claimed responsibility.
The man who popularised the swingometer on TV election coverage says the swing going on in the UK election is the greatest he's ever seen and that 'somebody is going to get hurt by the results and we don't know who yet'.
The national women's cricket team will no longer be officially known as the Southern Stars, in a move that appears largely cosmetic but carries "considerable weight", according to Cricket Australia.
The victim of a parcel bomb explosion was arrested 10 months later with high-powered weapons, ammunition and the bail details of the man accused of sending the bomb, a jury hears.
A Guard of Honour made up of hundreds of past and present Queensland police officers line a Toowoomba street as part of the farewell to Senior Constable Brett Forte, who was shot dead by a gunman late last month.
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