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UN inspection in Syria too late to be credible: US

A United Nations team will today inspect the site of a suspected Syria chemical weapons attack, but a United States official said the development was "too late to be credible" and Washington was all but certain the government had gassed its own people.

The US remarks appeared to signal that a military response is more likely.

A senior senator says he believes US president Barack Obama will ask for authorisation to use force when Congress returns from recess next month.

The comments follow forceful remarks from other Western powers, including Britain and France, which also believe president Bashar al-Assad's government is behind a massive poison gas attack that killed many hundreds of people last week.

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Zombie issues: Labor's baggage that just won't die

For the ALP, the election is clearly not going as planned. With polling delivering bad news and Kevin Rudd at risk of losing his seat, his return to office looks to have delivered only the most transient of bounces.

Should their polling continue to decline at the current rate, the party will be close to the level that generated the final spill by election day.

While the Liberal campaign hasn't been without its problems, it's been the Labor strategists that are finding they can't get any traction.

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One million cockroaches reportedly flee farm in China

At least one million cockroaches have escaped a farm in China where they were being bred for use in traditional medicine, a report said.

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World

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One million cockroaches reportedly flee farm in China

At least one million cockroaches have escaped a farm in China where they were being bred for use in traditional medicine, a report said.

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Extended interview with Andrew Mackenzie

Watch the extended interview with Andrew Mackenzie from BHP Billiton.

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Election live: Labor gains ground in Newspoll but Coalition still leading

The Coalition maintains an election-winning lead in the latest Newspoll, despite a bounce in support for Labor as the campaign enters its final fortnight.

Today's Newspoll figures say the Coalition now leads Labor 53 per cent to 47 per cent after preferences, compared to last week's 54 per cent to 46 per cent.

Our live blog will have coverage as it happens throughout the day.

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Sport

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England denied momentous Ashes win by controversial bad light rule

England has been denied what would have been a remarkable victory at The Oval, after the umpires called bad light with the home side just 21 runs from victory.

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Science and Technology

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Microsoft boss Ballmer to retire within 12 months

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has announced he will retire within 12 months, sparking a spike in shares and speculation over new boss.

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Environment

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Your say: Foreign ownership and CSG

A majority of Australians want greater restrictions on the foreign ownership of agricultural land and are against easing restrictions on coal seam gas. We asked what you think.

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