Authorities say deaths or injuries were only avoided at a rally in Perth because a homemade bomb failed to detonate.

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A man who allegedly threw a bomb towards attendees at a Perth Invasion Day rally is being investigated by the WA Joint ...

First Nations leaders have welcomed WA Police's announcement they are investigating Monday's alleged Invasion Day rally ...

A failed bomb attack in Perth on Invasion Day drew little attention from the media and public. It shows Australia has long been selective in its sense of danger.

Authorities have confirmed the alleged throwing of a homemade bomb into an Invasion Day rally crowd in Perth is being treated as a ‘potential terrorist act’.

WA Police say the alleged perpetrator of a failed attack on a Perth Invasion Day rally could face terrorism charges, and an ...

Rosemary Marshall, 71, attended an Australia Day picnic in Sydney's Hyde Park, in the CBD, alongside friends dressed in ...

The Australian Human Rights Commission has urged more action on racism in Australia following the bomb incident at an ...

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