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FBI believes it has identified Islamic State hostage executioner

The United States has identified the masked Islamic State militant who murdered two kidnapped American journalists in separate videotaped beheadings, FBI chief James Comey said.

The jihadist organisation triggered global outrage when it released videos of a man with a British accent killing first James Foley then Steven Sotloff, freelance journalists who were kidnapped in Syria.

Mr Comey did not confirm or deny reports that the suspect in the killing was British, but said the FBI was concerned that another film from the Islamic State group features someone with a North American accent.

The Islamic State group has seized a large tract of territory spanning eastern Syria and north-western Iraq, in a brutal and bloody campaign.

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There's still life in the Rudd-Gillard stoush

No matter that Australia is on the cusp of war, and that a suspected terrorist was shot dead by police in Melbourne; still, Julia Gillard and Kevin Rudd break through for media attention.

The latest burst of prominence as Gillard's memoir is released says much about her lack of judgment and Rudd's now well known modus operandi.

After this week Coalition strategists must know that the fallout from the merry-go-round will go around again at one more election campaign.

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Apple talks bending iPhones, withdraws iOS update

Apple broke its silence on complaints about bending iPhones, hours after withdrawing a glitch-ridden software update as the company struggles to restore momentum to the rollout of its latest phones.

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World

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Apple talks bending iPhones, withdraws iOS update

Apple broke its silence on complaints about bending iPhones, hours after withdrawing a glitch-ridden software update as the company struggles to restore momentum to the rollout of its latest phones.

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Business

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Reserve Bank's Stevens says investor lending limits worth a try

The Reserve Bank governor has confirmed that a housing investor surge is his "one area of concern" and lending limits are "worth a try".

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Politics

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PM Tony Abbott address UN General Assembly

Prime minister Tony Abbott has labelled Russia a bully during his speech to the UN General Assembly.

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Sport

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Australian cycling legend Cadel Evans announces retirement

Cadel Evans, the only Australian to win the Tour de France, has announced he will retire in February 2015.

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Science and Technology

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Smartphone users with stumpy digits turn to 'stretched finger'

Human thumbs are just too stumpy to navigate bigger-than-ever smartphone screens, but a Japanese gadget maker has a solution: a thumb extender.

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Environment

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Obama to announce world's largest marine sanctuary

United States president Barack Obama will create the world's largest marine sanctuary in the Pacific Ocean in a bid to protect sea life from climate change.

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