Donald Trump has fired chief strategist Steve Bannon, removing the far-right architect of his 2016 election victory and a driving force behind the President's anti-globalisation and pro-nationalist agenda.
Seven-year-old Sydney boy Julian Cadman is missing and his mother is in a serious condition in a Barcelona hospital after being caught up in the deadly terror attack.
A fourth person is arrested over a series of suspected terror attacks that killed 14 people and injured 130 in Spain, authorities say, as a minute's silence is held for victims in Barcelona.
We know it can be hard to keep up with what's happening in Australia's dual-citizenship scandal, so here's a quick rundown of who's affected — and how.
Two people are dead and six people have been injured in a stabbing attack in a central square of the the Finnish city of Turku in an incident that police say is too early to link to international terrorism.
Australia may have to stop producing nuclear medicine if it cannot find a central site to dump all of the radioactive rubbish made in the process in the next decade.
Residents who evacuated due to a huge bushfire burning south of Caloundra can return to their homes, firefighters say, with crews set to work through the night to contain the blaze.
Americans are tearing down the Confederate monuments to hate, but we remain oblivious to ours. A Captain Cook statue in Sydney, for example, still stands to terra nullius and a legacy of pain and suffering that endures today.
A northern Melbourne council appears likely to dump its Australia Day citizenship ceremony when it convenes for an "urgent" vote on the issue next week, but one councillor describes the proposal as "just crazy".
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.
A Melbourne woman who fatally stabbed a fitness instructor after a long-running neighbourhood dispute is found not guilty of murder due to mental impairment.
Members of the Russian feminist art collective Pussy Riot are in Australia for a stage play described by one of the once-jailed performers as a "punk manifesto".
Amnesty International is calling on Houthi rebels to immediately release Hisham Al-Omeisy, a Yemeni anti-war activist and political analyst who was pulled off the streets a few days ago and has been detained without access to a lawyer or his family.
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.
What does an 18-year-old lioness want for her birthday? Well meat-smeared decorations and papier mache balloons go down a treat for Perth Zoo's Shinyanga.
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