SYDNEY: Canberra is seeking to confirm reports the most senior Australian Islamic State recruit has been killed, Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said Wednesday, as the Senate passed tough new foreign fighter laws.
Baryalei has been accused of ordering "demonstration killings" in Australia, including beheading a random member of the public.
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