Police to surrender terror file intercepts
FEDERAL police have been ordered to hand over hundreds of hours of secretly taped conversations between Melbourne terror suspects before the men face a committal hearing.
10 charged with identity fraud
TWO Malaysian men have been deported and 10 others charged with hundreds of fraud-related offences after a national police taskforce smashed one of the biggest alleged identity crime rackets uncovered in Australia.
Crackdown on extremist books
ATTORNEY-GENERAL Philip Ruddock has called for tougher laws to ban extremist books after the Classification Review Board banned two radical Islamic tomes, the first books to banned in Australia in decades.
Police to seek new charges for Jamal
AUSTRALIAN police have intensified their investigation of the alleged terrorism activities of fugitive Saleh Jamal on the eve of his forced return to Australia.
AFP back to traffic work in Dili
ARMED peacekeepers will be needed in East Timor until at least after national polls slated for May next year.
Police to seek new charges for Jamal
AUSTRALIAN police have intensified their investigation of the alleged terrorism activities of fugitive Saleh Jamal on the eve of his forced return to Australia.
JI cloak of charity masking its terror
THE terror group responsible for the Bali bombings has adopted the deadly tactics of Palestinian militants Hamas by using charities and community projects to deflect attention from its ranks of suicide bombers.
Australia 'is still at risk'
LABOR today warned Australia was wide open to a terrorist attack, while John Howard defended security measures a year after the deadly London bombings.
Accused terrorist in High Court bid
AN Australian man accused of training with a Pakistani terrorist organisation will go to the High Court in an attempt to permanently block charges against him.
JI link to Jihad Jack's wife
FEDERAL police knew the Indonesian-born wife of "Jihad Jack" Thomas had links with a Southeast Asian terror organisation before they interviewed the Muslim convert in Pakistan.
Bali bombers trio to appeal convictions
THE three Bali bombers on death row will appeal their convictions in an attempt to avoid an Indonesian firing squad, angering the families of Australian victims.
ASIO believed Jihad Jack a serious threat
AL-QA'IDA's leaders asked "Jihad" Jack Thomas to identify key military targets in Australia as part of a terror plot police believed posed "a very serious threat" to the nation.
Support for Pacific states not indefinite: Costello
Downer hits at law chief over Hicks
Friend and foe in free-for-all
UN rejects early poll for Timor
Put Hicks on trial now, PM tells US
Hicks could return in prisoner deal
Radical Muslims free to preach creed: Ruddock
'Make an example of Lodhi'
TV journalists ask for Aussie guards
Radical Islamic conference at uni
Prisoner deal offers new hope for Corby
Eddie McGuire forced to back Today star
Yudhoyono's terror pledge for Howard
We didn't press Britain not to help Hicks, insists Howard
Danger in boats burn-off
Chief spy puts chemical industry on terror alert
Powder spices up flight
Indonesia talks to heal rift
13 'jihadists' refuse to give DNA
Canberra risks accusations of backing a coup
Al-Qaeda planned Australia attack
Charges over false airport access
Terror plot accused: wives in fraud probe
Muslims give big to suspects' families
Refugees: PM gags rebel
Spies 'R' Us
Howard ignores warnings on Bashir
Terror laws 'helped' Lodhi conviction
Cold, flu drugs seized
Call for terrorism court