Australian IS recruiter killed by US air strike
![Neil Prakash, also known as Abu Khalid al-Cambodi, was targeted by US fighter planes.](/web/20160505051333im_/http://www.theage.com.au/am/image/contentdamimagesgmnblmimage.related.thumbnail.100x66.gomjgh.2f8s9.png1462388761844.jpg)
The most senior Australian fighting with Islamic State, Neil Prakash, has been killed in air strike in Iraq.
The most senior Australian fighting with Islamic State, Neil Prakash, has been killed in air strike in Iraq.
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