'Egg Boy' released without charge
The Australian teen dubbed "Egg Boy" has been interviewed and released by police without charge, pending further investigations.
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Govt mulls buyback as Kiwis turn in guns
Govt mulls buyback as Kiwis turn in guns
New Zealanders have begun to voluntarily hand over their semi-automatic guns as the government mulls a buyback following the deadly shooting at two Christchurch mosques.
Websites refuse to help with mosque inquiry
Websites refuse to help with mosque inquiry
Some websites are refusing to help New Zealand police probing the online presence of the Australian man charged with killing 50 in Christchurch.
'Egg Boy' donating money to mosque victims
'Egg Boy' donating money to mosque victims
Australia's "Egg Boy" is to donate most of the money raised for him towards the victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks.
Australia could take accused gunman back
Australia could take accused gunman back
Australia is open to bringing home the accused gunman behind the Christchurch mosque massacre if he is convicted of the mass shooting attack.
'Eggboy' deserved slapping: Anning
'Eggboy' deserved slapping: Anning
Senator Fraser Anning says the mother of a teenage boy who broke an egg on his head should have slapped her son around a long time ago.
Sister of accused mosque shooter has home raided
Sister of accused mosque shooter has home raided
Counter-terrorism police have raided two homes on the NSW mid-north coast as part of investigations into the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Man allegedly rams Queensland mosque
Man allegedly rams Queensland mosque
Australian police have charged a Queensland man for allegedly ramming his car into a mosque near Brisbane following the deadly terror attacks on two New Zealand mosques.
NZ mosque shooting suspect Australian: Aust PM
NZ mosque shooting suspect Australian: Aust PM
An Australian-born citizen has been taken into New Zealand police custody over the Christchurch mosque shootings, Prime Minister Scott Morrison says.
Sydney battered by massive storms
Sydney battered by massive storms
Golf ball-sized hailstones pummelled cars and houses, while almost 20,000 lightning strikes were recorded as massive thunderstorms battered Sydney overnight.
Close call: Phone blocks attacker's arrow
Close call: Phone blocks attacker's arrow
The victim of a bow and arrow attack in New South Wales walked away with only a minor injury thanks to his cellphone.
Series win lifts Aussies' World Cup hopes
Series win lifts Aussies' World Cup hopes
An unprecedented ODI series victory over India has proven Australia's World Cup defence is no longer the lost cause it seemed months ago.
Cardinal jailed for 'brazen' choirboy abuse
Cardinal Pell jailed for 'brazen' choirboy abuse
Australian cardinal George Pell has been jailed for sexually abusing choirboys - the highest-ranking Catholic to be convicted and imprisoned for the crime.
Aussie girls feel unsafe walking alone at night
Aussie girls feel unsafe walking alone at night
Almost half of young Australian women feel unsafe walking by themselves after dark, a new survey has found.
Refugee footballer becomes Aussie citizen
Refugee footballer becomes Aussie citizen
Footballer Hakeem Al-Araibi feels he is finally safe after he was welcomed as an Australian citizen at a ceremony in Melbourne.
Breakthrough in 30-year-old Aus cold case
Breakthrough in 30-year-old Aus cold case
Thirty years after the murder of a South Australian businessman, detectives believe a caller to Crime Stoppers may hold the key to catching his killers.
Waratahs down Reds in dour encounter
Waratahs down Reds in dour encounter
The NSW Waratahs have retained interstate bragging rights with a 10th-straight Super Rugby triumph over the Queensland Reds.
Rebels notch tight win over Brumbies
Rebels notch tight win over Brumbies
The Melbourne Rebels have overcome an ugly first half to continue their Super Rugby unbeaten run with a 29-26 win over the Brumbies at AAMI Park.
Phoenix coach lays future on line
Phoenix coach lays future on line
The Phoenix will lose the services of coach Mark Rudan after just one season if they can't meet a requirement to relocate his family.
Australia records hottest summer
Summer so hot 'fruit cooked on trees'
Australia's record-breaking summer was so hot that fruit cooked on trees, the Climate Council says.