| | | | Melbourne's inner-city community is remembering "one-in-a-million" Pellegrini's Espresso Bar co-owner Sisto Malaspina, who was killed by a terrorist on Bourke Street yesterday. | | | | The Islamic State-inspired terrorist who carried out yesterday's fatal stabbing in Bourke Street, Hassan Khalif Shire Ali, had his passport cancelled due to fears he planned to travel to Syria in 2015. | | | | Hassan Khalif Shire Ali was radicalised and inspired by the Islamic State group but not actively monitored because terrorist investigators assessed that he did not pose a threat to national security. | | | | There is really something more important going on at the moment in politics than the wisdom of Scott Morrison's bloke strategy and "Scomobile" bus, writes Laura Tingle. | | | | A New Yorker sets up shop just inside an open doorway in a back alley in Ho Chi Minh City, taking out a set of scales, zip ties, some scissors and ziplock bags. He's here for hair. | | | | The former first lady's upcoming memoir describes the struggle she and her husband Barack Obama faced to conceive their daughters, and how Donald Trump's "bigotry and xenophobia" put her family's "safety at risk". | | | | Fires in the north and south of California claim nine lives and send hundreds of thousands of people fleeing their homes, with the southern blaze threatening multi-million-dollar celebrity homes and a TV set recently used by the HBO series Westworld. | | | | Michael Daley is the new NSW Labor leader, convincingly beating water spokesman Chris Minns 33 votes to 12 in a vote at NSW Labor headquarters. | | | | China is building up the African nation of Zambia, but people are worried about what is riding on the deal with Beijing for the Zambians. | | | | Suspended Test duo Steve Smith and David Warner draw an unprecedented crowd for their Sydney grade cricket match at Coogee Oval. | | | | The United States is halting refuelling of aircraft from the Saudi-led coalition engaged in Yemen, ending one of the most divisive aspects of US assistance to the Saudi war effort. | | | | In one corner is Geoffrey Rush, a household name and an actor in high-demand. In the other a young actress, Eryn Jean Norvill, outed as the alleged victim of inappropriate behaviour by Mr Rush. The stakes are as high as they come. | | | | An artist creates more than 100 life-size portraits to display around a French village that lost 10 per cent of its population in World War I. | | | | It can be hard to get comfortable without an air conditioner in the tropics, but there are ways of using it without blowing out your electricity bill. | | | | Chinese university student Yuanyang Wu has never even heard of the social media giants being blocked from view by the Chinese Great Firewall — but in his eyes, he isn't missing out. | | | | A champion greyhound bitten by a deadly snake while defending her new litter of pups has survived the ordeal after a roundabout dash for life saving antivenom. | | | | Police say sharp objects were found in fruit in the Adelaide suburb of Salisbury and in South Australia's Clare Valley yesterday. | | | | Exchanges from a self-proclaimed spiritual healer, who received $1.4 million from a dying devotee, detail how he coached her on everything from her will, to her diet, and dealings with her family. The emails, supplied to the ABC, have not been made public until now. | | | | Just 12 months after becoming head coach of Arsenal's women's team, Joe Montemurro has taken his side to the top of the league and is drawing favourable comparisons with Manchester City manager Pep Guardiola. | | | | Donald Trump is planning a US 'Space Force', but will it be any good? We asked the experts exactly how worried we should be about a space war. | | | | A project is underway to find the descendants of nearly 2,000 Australian soldiers who left their mark in a French cave during World War I. | |  |
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