Five days after the Bondi Beach terror attack claimed 15 innocent lives, Australia remains on edge. Look back at our rolling coverage.

A hometown century from Travis Head has Australia in total control of the third Test. On a day when England threatens to fight back, Head remains unbeaten on 142, guiding Australia to 4-271 and a commanding 356-run lead at stumps.

Queensland residents are being urged to take precautions to stop the spread of flu after an unseasonal rise in cases.

Australians are being needlessly bankrupted over small strata fee debts. There is a better way.

As Sydney tries to find a way to heal from the Bondi shootings, there is some comfort in the acts of courage and selflessness that have emerged.

A car has smashed into an Adelaide restaurant days before Christmas.

A Vietnam veteran's cherished medals left blackened and burnt after a raging house fire in Adelaide.

Vision has emerged of dozens of youths shoving each other and throwing punches and kicks at Mordialloc Beach.

Lauren Darul is accused of stabbing a woman in the upper body as she walked along a Melbourne footpath.

Dozens of power poles were installed during West Gate Tunnel works on the condition they would be temporary. Seven years later, they’re here to stay.

A self-proclaimed Neo Nazi has lost his appeal for performing a sickening salute outside the County Court.

Tony Mokbel's barrister has slammed prosecutors after they asked for more time to decide whether to retry the gangland figure on a drug importation charge.

Jacinta Allan has revealed her husband has been charged with drink driving and his licence has been disqualified for three months.

Another batch of photos from the Epstein estate has been published on the eve of the deadline for the full publication of the full Epstein files.

Four victims of the Bondi Beach terror attack were laid to rest, including the couple that tried to stop the massacre.

New South Wales Police have released seven men without charge, after they were arrested by anti-terrorism police in Sydney's south west, yesterday afternoon.

Anthony Albanese has announced sweeping gun reforms in the wake of the Bondi terror attack, bringing in the largest buyback scheme in almost 30 years.

The identity of the unsung hero who ran in to confront one of the Bondi Beach shooters alongside Ahmed al-Ahmed has been revealed as Gefen Bitton.

Paddlers formed a huge human circle on the ocean of one of Australia's most iconic beaches, as a large crowd watched on from the shore.

Political hostility in the wake of this massacre serves no one well and needs to stop.