The concert plot was thwarted, but Austrian authorities still cancelled Swift's three performances in August 2024.
Crime and Justice
Fri, May 29
A group of six women linked to Islamic State and their children landed in Australia on Tuesday.
Thu, May 28
The commissioner warned that there would be a high level of scrutiny for those targeting Bondi victims online.
World
Tue, May 26
The women and children are due to arrive in Australia on Tuesday evening.
The group departed the Al-Roj camp on Thursday ahead of their reported return.
Fri, May 22
NSW police alleged the camera equipment was stolen from a Bondi Beach massacre victim and was pawned days after the mass shooting.
Thu, May 21
Security guard Amin Abdullah and two others were gunned down in a California mosque after trying to stop the shooters.
Wed, May 20
A Christchurch man was planning a mass shooting less than a fortnight after the mosque shootings in the city, an inquest has heard.
Mon, May 18
"With his removal, ISIS’s global operation is greatly diminished," the US President said in a post.
Sat, May 16
Janai Safar, 32, was arrested after arriving in Australia with a group of women and children who were all returning from a Syrian refugee camp.
Fri, May 8
Two women appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Friday and both were remanded in custody until Monday where they will apply for bail.
Four women and nine children have finalised plans after spending years stranded in a Syrian refugee camp.
Wed, May 6
Naveed Akram and his father opened fire on a crowd of people celebrating Hanukkah, leaving 15 people dead – including a 10-year-old girl.
Court of Appeal yesterday threw out Brenton Tarrant’s application for an extension of time for an appeal, ruling that it was “utterly devoid of merit”.
Fri, May 1
The terrorist responsible for New Zealand’s worst mass killing has failed to get his guilty pleas vacated, with the Court of Appeal describing his application to do so as being "utterly devoid of merit".
Thu, Apr 30
Fifty-one people were killed and 40 others were injured at Al Noor Mosque and Linwood Islamic Centre on March 15, 2019 in New Zealand's deadliest ever mass shooting.
Sun, Mar 15
At the Napier High Court today, Judge Richard Earwaker declined permanent name suppression but counsel representing the offender appealed.
Tue, Feb 24
The country is warned it "should not be complacent" as the level of threat has been adjusted from "low" to "possible".
The substance of the appeal has no merit, so "the application to grant leave to appeal out of time must be dismissed", the Crown says.
Fri, Feb 13
"He is entitled to the rule of law and to be treated in accordance with the same standards that are attached to all prisoners in New Zealand."
Thu, Feb 12
The terrorist is currently attempting to convince the Court of Appeal to let him reverse the guilty pleas he entered after the March 15 atrocity in Christchurch.
Wed, Feb 11
The 35-year-old Australian man convicted and sentenced for the murder of 51 people in Christchurch in March 2019 is seeking to reopen his conviction and sentence.
The Court of Appeal has been hearing from the Christchurch mosque terrorist's prison officers and former lawyers.
New Zealand
Tue, Feb 10
The morning's headlines in 90 seconds, including the mosque attacker’s appeal hearing begins, and the search for Savannah Guthrie’s mother continues.
Mon, Feb 9
The 35-year-old Australian, who killed 51 people during the March 15, 2019, attacks, is applying for leave to appeal his conviction and sentence and withdraw his guilty plea.
Sun, Feb 8
