Motor vehicles are the terrorist's new weapon of choice, experts say
Can cities be terror-proofed against a spate of vehicle-ramming attacks?
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Daniel Flitton
Daniel Flitton is senior correspondent for The Age covering foreign affairs and politics. He is a former intelligence analyst for the Australian government and was at one-time a university lecturer specialising in international relations.
One meeting, two different accounts as Bishop contradicts Duterte
He blasted Barack Obama as a "son of a whore", unleashed at a United Nations envoy as a "son of a bitch" and now a fire-laced insult targeting Australia's Julie Bishop looks certain to be next.
Victoria to fund conference centre at site Balibo Five were killed in East Timor
The site where Indonesian troops killed five Australian journalists will be transformed after a $100,000 donation by the Victorian government.
Faces of the internet betray feelings of CIA secrets
Interpreting the CIA leak by top secret emoji.
Time to shake the complacency about North Korea's nuclear obsession
There are enough reasons to worry about Donald Trump having his finger on the button. Just imagine the day when Kim Jong-un does, too.
Michael Flynn's resignation leaves Australia one less friend in Trump's White House
The rollercoaster that is dealing with a Trump presidency just took another stomach-clenching dip.
East Timor dumps espionage case against Australia
East Timor has dumped its spying case against Australia in the international court, raising hopes of an eventual end to the bitter stand-off over $40 billion in oil and gas fields.
The art of spying in the age of Trump
The Russian hacking story is a rare public display of how spies seek to navigate the realm of knowns and unknowns.
Spies, lies and Donald Trump cries foul
Throw enough mud ... but these latest claims against Donald Trump stink more than stick.
Sea Shepherd's $12m new custom-built vessel arrives in Australia
The captain wryly says the ship is built for speed, not comfort, but Sea Shepherd hopes its new rugged fast boat will be a "game changer" in its battle to stop Japanese whalers.
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