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Hostage describes relief at escaping Lindt cafe

Sydney siege hostage John O'Brien, who was among the first to escape the Lindt cafe, says he has never felt as much relief as he did when he "turned that corner and saw the armed police waiting for me".

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The Drum

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The inadequacy of the lone wolf theory

Some commentators have been keen to avoid labelling Sheikh Haron as a consciously Islamist terrorist, instead saying he was an imbalanced 'lone wolf'.

But viewing the tragedy in the Lindt Café as a 'one off' by a 'maddy' is not only wishful thinking, it is also ignorant of the many cases that the police and intelligence services have already foiled.

Perhaps if mad was also seen as bad, Sheikh Haron would have been stopped in his tracks well before it all came to a hideous end.

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Just In

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Abbott announces urgent review into Sydney siege

The Commonwealth and New South Wales governments will urgently conduct a review into the Sydney siege, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced.

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World

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Hackers threaten 9/11-style attacks over Kim Jong-un film

Hackers who penetrated the computers of Sony Pictures have issued a new threat of 9/11 style attacks if the company goes ahead with the release of a movie that makes fun of the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.

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Business

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Australia 'out of luck'; odds of recession rise in 2015

A leading market strategist says Australia has run out of luck, and may be dragged into recession as part of a global downturn in 2015.

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Politics

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Abbott announces urgent review into Sydney siege

The Commonwealth and New South Wales governments will urgently conduct a review into the Sydney siege, Prime Minister Tony Abbott has announced.

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Sport

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Live blog: Australia v India second Test, day one

Josh Hazlewood picked up two wickets on his Test debut as India reached tea at 3 for 151 on day one at the Gabba.

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Science and Technology

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Geminids asteroidal meteor shower to peak tonight

Australians should keep their eyes peeled for an impressive light show on Sunday night, astronomers say.

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Environment

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Boxing Day tsunami felt as 'far away' as SA; 10 years since disaster

As the 10-year anniversary of the 2004 Boxing Day earthquake and tsunami approaches, an expert reveals its effects were felt as far away as South Australia's coastline.

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