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U.S. President Donald Trump has said he might launch a second military strike on Venezuela if remaining members of the administration do not co-operate with his efforts to get the country "fixed".
Australia’s Parliament will return early to pass laws responding to the country’s worst-ever terrorist attack.
Sam Groth, a former tennis player who has since become the Victorian Liberal Party’s deputy leader, will quit politics after a single term, saying pressure on his family has become too much to endure.
And today’s good news: Australian actors Jacob Elordi and Sarah Snook both won awards at the Critics Choice Awards in the U.S. on Sunday.
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