With the investigation concluded Bill Shorten will, of, got off now this voiceless phantom. And I think that's a pretty good thing to do. 

 

From, should from Shorten's point of view, he's better off getting this whole thing ate and ventilated and dealt with now. 

 

The Jihadists who kidnapped American journalist James Foley want 132 million, wanted 132 million dollars for his release. Mr. Foley's employer Global Post says Islamic State militants first made the demand last year. Mr. Foley's beheading has caused international outrage. 

 

The man convicted of killing one of Australia's top police officers will find out today whether he will go free. David Eastman was convicted of shooting Assistant Federal Police Commissioner Colin Winchester in the driveway of his Canberra home in 1989. The ACT Supreme Court will decide today whether his conviction will be quashed after a fresh investigation discredited critical forensic evidence. 

 

And Cardinal George Pell has given a vigorous defence of the Melbourne Response, a scheme he helped set up to compensate child sex abuse victims when he was archbishop of Melbourne. At one stage, Cardinal Pell likened the Church to a Trucking Company, saying it wouldn't be liable if one of its drivers molested a woman.