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Bishop Mar Mari Emmanuel was delivering a sermon when he was allegedly attacked at Christ The Good Shepherd Church in Wakeley on April 15. Picture by Christ The Good Shepherd Church

Two clergymen 'lucky to be alive' after alleged attack.

Stabbing of Sydney bishop a 'terrorist act'

Defence Minister Richard Marles will set out a strategy for the military in a Canberra speech. (Matt Turner/AAP PHOTOS)

A national defence strategy and investment program is expected to include cuts to some defence projects under plans for a revamp of Australia's military.

Defence cuts expected under plan to modernise ADF

Damien Guerot speaks to media (left) and footage of the Frenchman holding back killer Joel Cauchi on an escalator (right). Pictures 7News

'I thank Damien for his extraordinary efforts,' Albanese said.

Prime Minister invites 'bollard man' to become a citizen

The 53-year-old woman died at the scene, two more remain in hospital. File photo

Detectives are investigating the incident.

Woman dies, two hospitalised after consuming drink at retreat

Dawn Singleton, Ashlee Good, Yixuan Cheng, Faraz Tahir, Jade Young and Pikria Darchia have been identified as the victims of the Bondi stabbing attack on April 13. Pictures supplied/Linkedin//Nine News

Six people remain in hospital after the attack at Westfield.

Heart-warming update for nine-month-old child after Bondi stabbing

Siege hostage Elly Chen runs from the Lindt Chocolat cafe in Martin Place. Picture: AAP Image/Joel Carrett

Western Sydney stabbing designated 'terrorist act'.

Will Australia's terror threat change?

University students Jessica Gale, Milly Lynch and Isaac Wattenberg have experienced financial stress from unpaid placements. Pictures supplied

'I'm pretty cold during the night ... not very comfortable.'

'Trying to survive': students skip meals to afford regional placements

Molly the magpie reunited with staffy friends Peggy and Ruby. Picture Facebook/Peggy and Molly

'We have the best news, Molly is home!' the pet owners said.

Peggy and Molly reunited after premier intervenes

A stabbing at a Sydney church that hospitalised two clergymen is being treated as a terrorist act. (HANDOUT/CHRIST THE GOOD SHEPHERD CHURCH)

A series of stabbings that shocked Sydney has prompted NSW Premier Minns to re-examine knife laws in the state.

NSW mulls tougher knife laws after Sydney stabbings

Anthony Albanese is expected in Gladstone to tout Labor's backing for the critical minerals sector. (Brenda Strong/AAP PHOTOS)

Hundreds of millions of dollars in loans have been earmarked for critical minerals as Labor doubles down on its push to make Australia a renewables superpower.