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Race organisers say former war crimes investigator suffered a heart attack while skippering a boat from the Canary Islands to Antigua

Former premiers including Daniel Andrews, Gladys Berejiklian, Anna Bligh and Mark McGowan are among the 600 people who have signed the statement.

INVITE ONLY Join us for a conversation with Scott Dewar, Australia’s next Ambassador to China.

The ASIO boss said it was lawful and appropriate for people to protest and show dissent amid controversy over pro-Palestinian rallies.

Bridget Archer was cast as an apologist for child sexual abusers, while horrors in the Middle East prompted absurd claims

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The downing of a Turkish drone in Syria has in no way affected the ongoing anti-terrorism operation there, the Turkish Foreign Ministry said on Friday, Anadolu Agency reports. “Following the...

A convicted man who became one of the first people in Australia to be charged with terrorism offences, Faheem Lodhi, has been released on parole.

As Wilkinson discussed, six Canberra mandarins had met in 1977 to endorse a program of covert action involving dirty tricks in foreign countries.

The tear-squeeze remembering those who died in the September 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington has become an annual event. In the words of US President George W. Bush, it was an attack on “our very freedom”. The US had been targeted ...