Kenyan officials said they foiled an al-Shabab attack and no Kenyans died. Locals tell a different story of an attack that lasted nine hours.
Two Sydney brothers have been jailed for at least 30 and 27 years respectively over their plot to blow up an Etihad plane with a bomb hidden in a meat grinder.
A Sydney man has told a judge he went to Syria for honourable and humanitarian reasons but left after he was told he had to fight for Islamic State.
Indonesian police said on Saturday they have arrested seven suspected Islamic militants in the country's easternmost Papua province as authorities beef up security ahead of Christmas and New Year's celebrations.
Youssef Uweina,who was arrested at the home he shares with his parents in Sydney's south-west,will stay in jail until at least December 17,when he will apply for bail.
In an unassuming family home in the heart of Werribee,a 16-year-old boy watched the atrocities of Islamic State with his brother up to three hours each night.
Three men who bought machetes and built practice bombs ahead of a planned slaughter at Federation Square have been jailed for decades over the foiled plot.
Research by the Lowy Institute shows the average Australian jihadist terrorist is a man in his mid-20s from Sydney with little prospect of rehabilitation.
Blake Nicolas Pender,28,was due to face trial in the NSW Supreme Court on Wednesday,but pleaded guilty to two charges related to his arrest.
Brothers Joshua and Joel Clavell,who were shot by police after ramming a police car near the Victoria/NSW border in June,have pleaded guilty to multiple charges related to the incident.
Hamdi Alqudsi,45,is accused of leading a Sydney-based terror cell in 2014.