More than a dozen teenage boys have been charged with terror offences over the past year. It’s a radicalisation crisis police and security agencies struggle to counter, or explain. Read the full story:

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Opinion: The longstanding sentiment that One Nation should be resisted could be outdated. Here's why:

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Iran has fired at least four waves of missiles toward Israel after a deadly Israeli air strike on Beirut hours earlier targeting the Tehran-backed militants Hezbollah, Israel’s military says. Latest:

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Electric cars have, for the first time, overtaken petrol and hybrids as the vehicle Australians expect to be driving within a decade – a flip that has landed in barely six months. Continue reading here:

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Iran has fired at least four waves of missiles toward Israel after a deadly Israeli air strike on Beirut hours earlier targeting the Tehran-backed militants Hezbollah, Israel’s military says. Read more:

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Opinion: Pauline Hanson has led an uprising many of her detractors believed was impossible. Read more:

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The former Australian of the Year, globally recognised pathologist, husband and father penned an open letter to all Australians before he passed away | READ THE LETTER:

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In a watershed moment for Australian politics, core support for Pauline Hanson’s One Nation is ahead of Labor as Anthony Albanese hits a record low.

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I’ve long been fascinated by the Blue Zones: pockets around the world where people live ­exceptionally long and healthy lives. Read the full story:

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From a UNESCO World Heritage town to classic Vietnamese coffee, food markets and mountains, here’s 10 unmissable highlights of this versatile destination. Read the full story:

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An analysis of senior concessions reveals one state stands well above the rest for pensioners and self-funded retirees. Read the full story:

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Netflix and its rivals sold us a future free from ads and rigid weekly episode releases. A decade later, those old irritations are back — and we are out of pocket. Read the full story:

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Fathers are biologically wired for parenting and the more hands-on they are, the more their brain changes, a psychologist says. Read the full story: