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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 19 Sep, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » More Analysis » Our new era of crowdsourced terrorism The alleged plot to behead a random Sydney person is chilling, but equally worrying is the way social media is being used to promote terrorism. Lone wolves are rarely alone these days when they can go online and find others around the world to urge them on to enjoy their 15 minutes of fame. Rather than lone wolf terrorism, perhaps we are in a new era of crowdsourced terror. More » Where Scotland led, others will follow Taking the fight to terrorism is a job for Morrison Terrorism reality driven home by raids Australia's top paid executives get a reality cheque When love can kill: how ebola spreads Britain will never be the same again The recidivism of our gnarled conservatism If everyone thinks it's a bubble, it probably isn't Fear Islamic State, not the Kurds Just In More Just In » Perspectives on the Scottish vote from the streets of Edinburgh As Scots had their say in the independence referendum, the ABC's Gary Kemble took to the streets of Edinburgh to ask for predictions on which side would win the historic vote. More » Thai PM 'sorry' for bikini remark after British murders Polls close in Scottish independence referendum Fact check: Have 100,000 new jobs been created this year? Parliament security ramped up after terror threat 'chatter' Sex offender on the run in Brisbane St Andrews votes to allow female members for first time in 260 years Captive British journalist to reveal Islamic State 'facts' Indian sisters face execution for child murders PNG residents describe life in volcano-prone Rabaul World More World » Perspectives on the Scottish vote from the streets of Edinburgh As Scots had their say in the independence referendum, the ABC's Gary Kemble took to the streets of Edinburgh to ask for predictions on which side would win the historic vote. More » Thai PM 'sorry' for bikini remark after British murders Polls close in Scottish independence referendum St Andrews votes to allow female members for first time in 260 years Indian sisters face execution for child murders PNG residents describe life in volcano-prone Rabaul Business More Business » Service jobs may explain outsized rise in part-time work By business reporter Michael Janda A strong rise in services industries may go some way to explaining last month's job surge driven by part-time work. More » Alibaba float could be largest in history Australian dollar slumps as Fed hints at earlier rate rises Executive pay drops after regulatory changes Agreement on wine chemical limits Market breaks losing streak but dollar dips Politics More Politics » Perspectives on the Scottish vote from the streets of Edinburgh As Scots had their say in the independence referendum, the ABC's Gary Kemble took to the streets of Edinburgh to ask for predictions on which side would win the historic vote. More » Polls close in Scottish independence referendum Bikies carry out assaults for CFMEU, police say John Key on track for third term despite bruising campaign Key senator accuses spies of creating 'moral panic' Sport More Sport » Australia handed Czech Republic trip in difficult Davis Cup draw Australia has been handed a daunting Davis Cup opening tie, away to Tomas Berdych's Czech Republic. More » St Andrews votes to allow female members for first time in 260 years Next-gen of Roosters will fill the void if stars leave: Robinson No Rioli, Hawks drop Sewell for Port clash I didn't expect to be sacked, says Sanderson Heat rises on Suns coach McKenna Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Dwarf galaxy harbours 'supermassive' black hole Astronomers using the Hubble orbital telescope found a "supermassive" black hole lurking at the heart of the only dwarf galaxy ever observed to host one, they reported Wednesday. More » Number of websites passes 1 billion New spider's venom has 'exciting' potential applications Boeing, SpaceX to build 'space taxis' for NASA Comet landing site chosen for Rosetta mission Environment More Environment » Japan to resume whaling in Antarctic waters Japanese whalers will resume operations in the Antarctic, Japan announced on the final day of the Independent Whaling Commission (IWC) in Slovenia. 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