Today

6:39AM(AEST)

Sri Lanka flood death toll rises to 151

At least 151 people have been killed in flooding and landslides in Sri Lanka, with more torrential rain expected. Read more

6:39AM(AEST)

New arrests after Manchester attack

Police hunting down Manchester bomber Salman Abedi's suspected accomplices have made more arrests. Read more

7:05AM(AEST)

Police say Mississippi gunman kills eight

A gunman in Mississippi has killed eight people, including a sheriff's deputy, with the arrested suspect saying "I ain't fit to live, not after what I done" Read more

5:58AM(AEST)

'Liar' song about UK PM a hit

A song accusing Theresa May of being a "liar" has reached the Top Ten of the iTunes download chart. Read more

5:10AM(AEST)

Nicole Kidman gets special prize at Cannes

The jury for the Cannes Film Festival has created a special award for Australian actress Nicole Kidman, who appeared in four films at this year's competition. Read more

4:43AM(AEST)

Swedish satire The Square wins Palme d'Or

The top prize at the Cannes Film Festival has gone to The Square, a Swedish movie about the curator of a museum filled with pretentious conceptual art. Read more

4:43AM(AEST)

Sturgeon challenges May over Scottish vote

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon says a big election win for her party will make blocking a second independence referendum unsustainable. Read more

3:07AM(AEST)

US may ban laptops on all inbound flights

US Secretary of Homeland Security John Kelly says the US might ban laptops from aircraft cabins of all flights into and out of the country. Read more

3:07AM(AEST)

Merkel says Europe must stay united

German Chancellor Angela Merkel says European nations must "take our destiny into our own hands" in the face of policy divisions with the US and the UK. Read more

3:07AM(AEST)

Polls show Tory lead over Labour shrinking

The lead of Britain's Conservative party over Labour has shrunk as the June 8 general election approaches, new polls show. Read more

1:30AM(AEST)

Police hunt out Manchester bomber network

British interior minister Amber Rudd says members of Manchester suicide bomber Salman Abedi's network are still potentially at large. Read more

1:30AM(AEST)

William lays wreath before FA Cup final

Ahead of the FA Cup final, the Duke of Cambridge has laid a wreath at Wembley Stadium in tribute to victims of the Manchester bomb attack. Read more

1:30AM(AEST)

New Russian passenger jet in maiden flight

Russia's new MS-21 medium-range passenger plane has made its maiden flight, with its makers saying it will be snapped up by Russian and foreign buyers. Read more

1:30AM(AEST)

Trump labels Kushner reports 'fake news'

Leaks suggesting White House aide Jared Kushner tried to set up secret channels of communication with Moscow are "fake news" President Donald Trump has tweeted. Read more

11:02PM(AEST)

Nine killed in attack north of Baghdad

At least nine people have been killed in a blast north of Baghdad. Read more

11:02PM(AEST)

McCulkin daughter pleads for body location

The daughter given-up by a slain Queensland mother has come forward in a bid for answers to the location of the bodies of her family. Read more

10:57PM(AEST)

Zika cases detected in India for 1st time

India has reported three cases of the Zika virus for the first time, including two pregnant women who delivered healthy babies. Read more

10:56PM(AEST)

Sri Lanka flood death toll reaches 146

At least 146 people have been killed and nearly 500,000 displaced in Sri Lanka's flooding and mudslides. Read more

10:56PM(AEST)

UK bomber network could be still at large

Members of Manchester bomber Salman Abedi's terror network could still be at large, UK Home Secretary Amber Rudd says. Read more

9:35PM(AEST)

Toddler's family involved with NGO

A non-government organisation was involved with the family of a toddler who died after being left untreated for serious burns in the 12 months before her death. Read more

Yesterday

2:52PM(AEST)

Foster remembered as a voice for survivors

Anthony Foster, who became a relentless advocate for victims of child sex abuse after his daughters were raped, has been remembered as a voice for survivors. Read more

2:38PM(AEST)

Qld Man, 91, dies after scooter collision

An elderly man has died after he was hit by a car while crossing a Gold Coast street on a mobility scooter. Read more

2:38PM(AEST)

NSW cop charged over domestic violence

A Sydney police officer has been arrested and charged over allegations of domestic violence in the city's west. Read more

2:38PM(AEST)

Carter national security adviser dies

Zbigniew Brzezinski, the national security adviser to US President Jimmy Carter, has died aged 89. Read more

2:16PM(AEST)

Brisbane cocaine syndicate busted: police

Police have arrested 27 people over their alleged involvement in a Brisbane cocaine trafficking syndicate. Read more

5:38PM(AEST)

PM vows no more sudden changes on health

The prime minister has promised doctors there'll be no more sudden changes on health policy as he tries to mend the government's image on health and Medicare. Read more

2:03PM(AEST)

US governor jokes about shooting reporters

Texas Governor Greg Abbott made himself a target for free-speech and gun safety groups after making an ill-advised joke about shooting journalists. Read more

2:38PM(AEST)

Man charged with choking woman in street

A woman has been taken to hospital after she was allegedly choked by a man in inner Sydney. Read more

2:03PM(AEST)

US nurse accused of killing dozens of kids

US authorities say a former Texas nurse in prison for killing a toddler in 1982 may have killed up to 60 children around that time. Read more

6:46PM(AEST)

Two more arrests in Manchester blast probe

Two men have been arrested in connection with the Manchester bombing, bringing the number of suspects in custody to 11. Read more

12:03PM(AEST)

1967 referendum: indigenous leaders' views

A look at what leaders and politicians think of the historic 1967 referendum that recognised Aboriginal Australians in the census. Read more

4:05PM(AEST)

What did 1967 referendum achieve?

As the 50-year anniversary of the groundbreaking 1967 referendum approaches, here's a look at what the campaign achieved for Aboriginal Australians. Read more

2:15PM(AEST)

Search underway for escaped Qld detainees

Authorities are searching for two men who have escaped from Queensland's Capricornia Correctional Centre Farm north of Rockhampton. Read more

2:17PM(AEST)

Trump son-in-law contacted Russian envoy

Donald Trump's son-in-law Jared Kushner had at least three previously undisclosed contacts with the Russian ambassador, current and former US officials say. Read more

3:49PM(AEST)

Cornell remembered as voice of generation

Hollywood icon Brad Pitt and hip-hop supremo Pharrell were among the mourners at a Hollywood memorial service for Chris Cornell, who died last week. Read more

10:52AM(AEST)

Paddington 2 gets January release in US

Family comedy Paddington 2 - which stars Hugh Grant, Hugh Bonneville, Sally Hawkins and Peter Capaldi - will be released on January 12 in the United States. Read more

10:52AM(AEST)

Take That give proceeds to terror victims

UK pop stars Take That have donated proceeds from a Liverpool concert to victims of the Manchester terror attack. Read more

2:03PM(AEST)

Australian leaders condemns Egypt attack

Australian political leaders have condemned a gunmen's attack on a group of Coptic Christians that killed 28 people and wounded 25 others in Egypt. Read more

10:09AM(AEST)

Trump sets up 'war room' over Russia ties

US President Donald Trump plans to combat the mounting Russia controversy by setting up a 'war room' of experienced political professionals and lawyers. Read more

9:50AM(AEST)

Delay to Qld rail justified, report finds

An independent investigation has found the Moreton Bay Rail Link's delayed opening in 2016 was justified. Read more