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Australian student Alex Sigley is understood to be safe after being feared detained in North Korea. Alek Sigley with his parents in a photo from his blog. → Read More
Scott Morrison said the federal government would throw its support behind Donald Trump's effort to force Iran to the negotiating table. → Read More
The ASD could sit within the networks of major power, water and telecommunications companies to help defend them against foreign cyber attacks under proposals being discussed. → Read More
Following raids on News Corp and ABC journalists, there are growing calls for change to the laws governing security and freedom in Australia. → Read More
The cyber theft has hit students at the college training mid-career security and intelligence officials. → Read More
The re-elected Morrison governments legislative fortunes may hang on a final undecided Senate seat in Queensland. → Read More
Manik Suriaaratchi and her 10-year-old daughter, Alexendria, are among nearly 300 killed in Sri Lanka by co-ordinated suicide bomber attacks which ripped through churches and luxury hotels on Easter Sunday. → Read More
Liberal senator and former army officer Jim Molan is touting his military record, which includes running the Iraq war, as part of an audacious bid to circumve... → Read More
The Communist-linked billionaire obtained a meeting with the then immigration minister after paying tens of thousands to Mr Dutton's former Liberal "mate" Santo Santoro. → Read More
The stakes are high as the Prime Minister works out what to do with children trapped in a war zone because of the actions of their parents. → Read More
Hoda Sharrouf, a child of Australia's most infamous terrorist family, wants to come home from the Islamic State. So do many other wives and children of IS. So should the government bring them? → Read More
Extremism experts and police insiders say far-right radicals pose a growing threat of violence in Australia and will become a greater focus of authorities in the wake of the Christchurch massacre. → Read More
The Australian government is searching for answers, but believe it has nothing to do with recent political tension over hacking and the 5G network. → Read More
An election battle over asylum seekers and border protection is certain. But have Australians' sentiments shifted on this lightning rod issue? → Read More
Tricked into fighting, forced to perform brutal rituals, and killed by the thousand in battle. Meet the child soldiers of the world's longest running conflict. → Read More
China's intelligence services have hacked Australia's biggest providers of software services in an extraordinary penetration that the west is now calling out. → Read More
The Deputy PM claimed he had only known of the matter for “a couple of weeks” but the scandal went to authorities almost six weeks ago. → Read More
A Chinese tech heiress is arrested in Canada, at the request of the United States, accused of breaching sanctions against Iran. → Read More
It’s the humanitarian crisis involving women and children that should horrify the world – yet it has gone largely unnoticed. → Read More
“We are going to have to go to the next election with a clear plan to meet our Paris targets.” → Read More