Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says two young men from Victoria were struck by the van that ploughed through pedestrians in Barcelona, while one woman is unaccounted for.
Five people suspected of attempting a second attack in a resort town south of Barcelona were carrying bomb belts, police in Catalonia say. Follow live.
After a week no-one in Government would stomach repeating, the very stability and legitimacy of the Turnbull administration now lies in the appetite of seven judges for legal adventurism, writes political correspondent Andrew Probyn.
The High Court is set to decide the fate of at least five parliamentarians with dual citizenship, and the scandal threatens to keep widening. So what is actually happening and when will the court hand down its decision?
More than 50 websites operating internationally that provide access to pirated films and TV shows will be blocked to Australian users under a Federal Court ruling.
Our reliance on screens is not helping children to read, a leading US academic warns, with many students not getting enough support in the classroom from teachers who themselves have not had enough training.
With Australian rugby at a low ebb, there would never be a better time for the Wallabies to break their Bledisloe Cup drought, writes Jennifer Browning.
These are first-person accounts from 20 women and men who want their tales of suffering abuse in Christian communities — many at the hands of pastors and pillars of their parish — to be told for the first time.
Financial intelligence agency AUSTRAC says five customers of the Commonwealth Bank allegedly financed terrorism using intelligent deposit machines, and gives Australia's other big banks the "all clear".
Sara James grew up in Virginia with a Southern father and a Yankee mother. She's watched the scenes from Charlottesville with shock and sorrow, and says we must remember America's history is about much more than the Civil War.
A man who dumped his son's body in an outback mine and later claimed he thought the toddler was possessed is granted supervised release from a psychiatric facility.
A New South Wales woman who was suffering delusions about a "wolfman" is found not guilty by reason of mental illness of murdering her 16-month-old daughter.
A 10-year-old rape victim who was denied an abortion by India's top court gives birth in a case that has drawn outrage about the sexual abuse of children.
Everton's Europa League clash with Hajduk Split stops temporarily after the Croatian team's fans spill onto the Goodison Park pitch and launch projectiles onto the turf.
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