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Bin Laden used wife as human shield More details are emerging about the operation that ended Osama bin Laden's reign of terror, including how the Al Qaeda founder used one of his wives as a human shield during a firefight with US forces. Fears bin Laden killing may spark reprisals International law enforcement agency Interpol has called for extra vigilance in the wake of the killing of Osama bin Laden by US special forces. Expert questions where Pakistan's loyalty lies Bin Laden's body buried at sea The body of Osama bin Laden was buried at sea hours after the Al Qaeda leader was killed in Pakistan. Arab world divided on bin Laden's demise The death of Al Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden highlighted the sharp divides across the Arab world.
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Obama got Osama. Yes he did. It was 11.35 on a Sunday night when Barack Obama uttered the sentence that Americans had been waiting so long to hear. Â"Good evening. Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden.Â" Whatever reverberations this has on global politics, on global security and on the global war on terror, by 11.36 almost everyone here in Washington was certain it would have an impact on domestic politics in the US. Everything does at the moment. We got him: a nation avenged How long is it since US citizens have spontaneously taken to the streets in joy, rather than outrage? A killing that leaves strategic realities untouched Trumped, with extreme prejudice A conceivably great leader is assassinated before he can walk his high hair into the Oval Office. Damn. Death of bin Laden - a commentary primer
Just in	More Just In Stories >
Online dating stalker avoids jail term An Adelaide man who threatened to kill a woman when she dismissed his sexual advances has been given a suspended jail sentence. Osama bin Laden movie already in works As news of Osama bin Laden's death circulates, it has emerged that an action thriller about the Al Qaeda leader had already been in the works. Bin Laden used wife as human shield More details are emerging about the operation that ended Osama bin Laden's reign of terror, including how the Al Qaeda founder used one of his wives as a human shield during a firefight with US forces.
World	More World Stories >
Osama bin Laden movie already in works As news of Osama bin Laden's death circulates, it has emerged that an action thriller about the Al Qaeda leader had already been in the works. Bin Laden used wife as human shield More details are emerging about the operation that ended Osama bin Laden's reign of terror, including how the Al Qaeda founder used one of his wives as a human shield during a firefight with US forces. Gaddafi's tanks hit rebel city as son is buried Forces loyal to Libyan leader Moamar Gaddafi have launched a fresh attack on the besieged rebel city Misrata as his son, killed in a NATO-led air strike, was buried in Tripoli.
Business	More Business Stories >
Residents label coal mine company 'bad sport' Margaret River residents have accused a company looking to mine coal near the south west town of being a bad sport in not adhering to the environmental umpire's decision. Central Qld industry investment grows by billions: report A new report suggests resources and industry investment in central Queensland has risen by almost $50 billion in just over a year. Brisbane's short-term parking costs 'out of control' An RACQ study reveals Brisbane is Australia's second most expensive capital city for short-term parking.
Politics	More Politics Stories >
Ship grounding sparks fears of more reef disasters The Capricorn Conservation Council says there is still a great risk of another shipping disaster on the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland. Qld tourism industry takes campaign on the road Two-hundred tourism representatives from across Queensland are preparing for a week-long roadshow to Victoria and New South Wales to promote the state's holiday destinations. Cyclone tip fees relaxed for contractors The Cassowary Coast Regional Council in north Queensland has given in to public pressure and is waiving fees for the dumping of cyclone debris by contractors.
Sport	More Sport Stories >
Dorsey delays Breakers' title charge Ron Dorsey hit two clutch three-pointers to keep Cairns' hopes of a maiden NBL championship alive with an 85-81 win in double-overtime in game two against New Zealand at the Snakepit on Sunday. Tendulkar gets win as birthday gift Mumbai Indians gifted birthday boy and skipper Sachin Tendulkar a 37-run victory in an Indian Premier League match against Deccan Chargers overnight. Sharks' Smith fined for pub incident Cronulla half-back Tim Smith has been fined by police for remaining in the vicinity of a licensed premises after being refused entry.
Science & Technology	More Science & Technology Stories >
Experts hooked on marine park progress A community-based advisory group says new findings show the Batemans Marine Park on the New South Wales far south coast in a positive light. South East well placed for NBN roll-out The company behind the National Broadband Network says the New South Wales south east stands out as a key area during the roll-out of the project. North coast MP comments on NSW power inquiry Coffs Harbour MP Andrew Fraser has welcomed the Premier's move to call an inquiry into the sale of the state's electricity assets.
Environment	More Environment Stories >
Ship grounding sparks fears of more reef disasters The Capricorn Conservation Council says there is still a great risk of another shipping disaster on the Great Barrier Reef off Queensland. Cyclone tip fees relaxed for contractors The Cassowary Coast Regional Council in north Queensland has given in to public pressure and is waiving fees for the dumping of cyclone debris by contractors. Experts hooked on marine park progress A community-based advisory group says new findings show the Batemans Marine Park on the New South Wales far south coast in a positive light.
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