| | | | A man will face court this morning after 49 people were killed in a terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch yesterday. Follow our live blog for all the latest updates. | | | | A man in his late 20s is set to face court in New Zealand, charged with murder after 49 people were killed and dozens more were injured in terrorist shootings at two Christchurch mosques. | | | | Christchurch mosque gunman Brenton Tarrant worked as a personal trainer at Big River Gym in the northern New South Wales city of Grafton, the ABC can reveal. | | | | People are sharing the gruesome video posted by the Christchurch mosque gunman. What is the responsibility of news agencies in such a situation? | | | | At least 49 people have been killed in shootings at two separate mosques in the New Zealand city of Christchurch. Here's what we know about how they unfolded. | | | | Melbourne-born Islamic State recruiter Neil Prakash has been sentenced to seven-and-a-half years' jail in Turkey. | | | | Angry voters and the threat to financial stability make climate change an issue the government can't ignore, writes Laura Tingle. | | | | Soon after moving into a rental house in Melbourne's outer east, Jacki Whittaker detected a putrid stench in one of the bedrooms. Her son Leo suspected drugs were involved — and what a meth-testing company claimed they'd found was startling. | | | | The veteran political journalist reveals he's stepping away from the program he's hosted for 18 years as he is honoured with the prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award at the Melbourne Press Club's Quill Awards. | | | | Student protesters hope to change climate policy. In the process they are also changing their role in society, writes Blanche Verlie. | | | | Phoebe and Sarah stand out from the other kids in Shenzhen's central park. Xiao Chen doesn't like answering questions: being a lesbian mother in a country where her children are seen as illegitimate is not something she likes to discuss with strangers. | | | | Rubber vine chokes Australia's outback landscapes, but smart technology is helping to fight it. | | | | This pesky insect hitched a ride to Tasmania in the 1950s and unfortunately it's here to stay, going on the move at this time each year. | | | | Around our cities, vast data centres are popping up to cater to our ever-increasing number of Facebook uploads and Google searches — but is there a physical cost to this on the planet and are we ready for it? | | | | Jobs growth has been the one solid plank in a wobbly Australian economy since the global financial crisis, but young workers are still struggling to get a foothold in secure full-time work. | | | | Researchers argue that giving nature human rights could help ward off an impending 'planetary catastrophe'. But others say we aren't enforcing the laws we already have. | | | | In the 1960s, Australia's economy rode on the sheep's back. One scientist possessed a special gift: the knowledge of artificial breeding of livestock. | | | | Police are working to confirm whether human remains found near Port Lincoln, in regional South Australia, belong to a man who went missing 20 years ago. | | | | Marvel Studio's Avengers: Endgame released their highly anticipated trailer along with the movies poster — but something, or rather someone, was missing. Actress Danai Gurira's name was left off the top of the poster. | | | | A Canberra man appears to be "at peace" with molesting his nieces decades ago, because he wrote them a letter telling them he had been forgiven by God, a court is told. | |  |
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