Authorities have confirmed the alleged throwing of a homemade bomb into an Invasion Day rally crowd in Perth is being treated ...

First Nations leaders have urged governments to take stronger action in response to the alleged attack at an Invasion Day ...

Organisers of Perth’s Invasion Day rally are accusing police and the government of downplaying the alleged motive.

A member of the public alerted police, who took immediate action to protect and disperse the crowd and to isolate the suspicious item ...

Organisers were scathing of WA Police’s response to the incident, and claimed the force had failed to take seriously threats ...

THIS is the moment a “homemade nail bomb” is hurled into a crowd of protesters in Australia just weeks after the deadly Bondi ...

The Australian Human Rights Commission has called for it to be treated with the same urgency and seriousness as Bondi.

A counter-terrorism team comprising WA Police, Australian Federal Police, and the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation has confirmed it is investigating the incident.

Identifying ideological motivations behind attacks is critical to separating terrorism from other events just designed to cause fear, an extremism expert told the ABC.

Australian Hotels Association WA approached the government to support the citywide campaign and government relations manager ...

When the Australian flag is burnt at Invasion Day rallies, taxpayers deserve reassurance that they are not funding partisan ...