Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marked Anzac Day in the mountains of Papua New Guinea, remembering the 600 Australians who died on the Kokoda Track.
The AFL and Movember have joined forces to help young players and coaches spot and deal with mental health struggles.Eric Flood was just a teenager when his platoon stormed the beaches of Borneo, at the tail-end of the Second World War, and the veteran still serves his community.The family of Faraz Tahir, a security guard killed in the mass stabbing attack in Bondi Junction, has paid tribute to him ahead of a memorial service.
Police are searching for the person who threw a huge rock off a bridge and onto a car windscreen near Geelong in Victoria.Five charged following counter-terrorism raids Five teenagers have been charged as part of the counter-terrorism operation following the stabbing of a prominent bishop at a Sydney church.A somber ceremony was held in Gallipoli in honour of the Anzacs who lost their lives there 109 years ago.
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