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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 11 Sep, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Two due in court on terror-related charges after Islamic centre raid A man thought to be the brother of Australia's suspected first suicide bomber is one of two men who have been charged with recruiting and funding people to fight in Syria. Agim Kruezi, 21, from Boronia Heights, and Omar Succarieh, 31, from Kuraby, both south of Brisbane, are due to appear at Brisbane Magistrates Court. They were arrested when anti-terror officers carried out nine simultaneous raids, including at the iQraa Islamic Centre at Underwood, on Wednesday. The raids followed a year-long surveillance and counter-terrorism operation. More » Big questions for Obama Search resumes for boy who reportedly fell into flooded creek Countdown to judgment for Oscar Pistorius David Cameron begs Scots not to 'break his heart' Russia carries out successful test of new nuclear missile Unearthed copies of 'world's worst' game E.T. to be sold Labor outlines plan for stripping Treasury of forecasts Morrison signals possible backdown on offshore policy Community television to be kicked off air by Government More Analysis » This Royal Commission witch hunt was unwise Let's be clear about this: former prime minister Julia Gillard's appearance at the Trade Union Royal Commission today is a witch hunt. Just like the most recent investigation into the failed pink batts scheme, it reeks of payback. Royal Commissions are not for political retribution and using them as such is inherently dangerous. In light of the Ashby affair, the Abbott Government should be treading more carefully. More » What's the case for a federal ICAC? Where will banned jihadists go? Ange auditions his Asian Cup cast There's no limit to how figures can be fiddled iWatch this space: Apple's just getting started Doubt cast on national security as a vote winner Cheaper foreign subs will be a tough sell in SA The lunacy of trying to stop piracy at any cost Romanticising reform: we've set the bar too high Just In More Just In » Ozone layer shows signs of thickening, UN says The ozone layer that shields life from the sun's cancer-causing ultraviolet rays is showing its first sign of thickening after years of dangerous depletion, a UN study says. More » Guinness World Records book celebrates 60th birthday Two due in court on terror-related charges after Islamic centre raid Unearthed copies of 'world's worst' game E.T. to be sold David Cameron begs Scots not to 'break his heart' Barack Obama poised to reveal strategy against Islamic State Countdown to judgment for Oscar Pistorius Labor outlines plan for stripping Treasury of forecasts Hendra virus vaccine, helicopter 'floaties' win Eureka prizes Russia carries out successful test of new nuclear missile World More World » Ozone layer shows signs of thickening, UN says The ozone layer that shields life from the sun's cancer-causing ultraviolet rays is showing its first sign of thickening after years of dangerous depletion, a UN study says. More » Guinness World Records book celebrates 60th birthday Unearthed copies of 'world's worst' game E.T. to be sold David Cameron begs Scots not to 'break his heart' Barack Obama poised to reveal strategy against Islamic State Countdown to judgment for Oscar Pistorius Business More Business » Banks alarmed about prospect of independent Scotland By AM business editor Peter Ryan Some of the world's biggest banks are on red alert about the rising possibility that Scotland might secede from the United Kingdom. More » Retailers struggle as foreign fashion chains hit Australian market G20 warns of global unemployment without tough action Share market falls as consumer confidence drops Consumer confidence 'dragged down' Cootes truck company fined for safety breaches Politics More Politics » David Cameron begs Scots not to 'break his heart' British prime minister David Cameron has begged Scots not to rip apart the United Kingdom's "family of nations", flying to Scotland to man the barricades against a surge in support for independence eight days before a referendum. More » Labor outlines plan for stripping Treasury of forecasts Russia carries out successful test of new nuclear missile Australia 'most expensive' place for international students British PM begs Scots: Don't rip our UK family apart Sport More Sport » AFL Finals preview: Week Two The business end of the footy season sees the stakes raised even higher as we reach the do-or-die phase of the AFL Finals. More » Hasler relishing Storm challenge White set to risk broken jaw against Dockers Aussie Matthews pipped again in Spain Sneaky Senden ready to surprise at PGA Suarez can make Barca debut in October 25 'Clasico' at Real Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Hendra virus vaccine, helicopter 'floaties' win Eureka prizes By environment and science reporter Jake Sturmer Australia's top researchers have gathered in Sydney for the nation's biggest science awards, with the creators of helicopter "floaties" and a Hendra virus vaccine taking out top gongs. More » Crowd-sourced research more trouble than it is worth: study Possum faeces may cause flesh-eating ulcers in humans Apple unveils smartwatch, larger iPhones Printable solar panels one step closer to market Environment More Environment » Greenhouse gas levels in atmosphere hit high in 2013 Greenhouse gases in the atmosphere reached a record high in 2013, propelled surging levels of carbon dioxide (CO2), according to a new United Nations report. More » Printable solar panels one step closer to market India's 'Steve Irwin' calls for support to save wildlife Government 'not short of choice' for nuke dump site Japan starts latest round of 'research' whaling About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. 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