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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Fri 22 Jul, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Divers still finding bodies after Japan's tsunami Mark Willacy More than four months on from Japan's devastating tsunami, squads of divers are working to clear waterways of bodies and rubble off the fishing port of Yamada.More » Milk price cuts cost supermarkets not farmers: ACCC Future of Melbourne GP in doubt Killer allowed to teach TAFE kids Governments agree on R18+ games rating Two dead in Sydney helicopter crash Turnbull denies climate science dig at Abbott Man who impregnated 11yo girl jailed James Murdoch's hacking testimony under scrutiny Macabre protest as Malaysian swap deal locked in More Analysis » Freed from facts, Abbott goes ballooning After a long period of ignoring expert opinion where it does not mesh with his own, the Opposition Leader has taken the ambitious next step, and spent this week ignoring himself. This is why Mr Abbott is a very, very effective Opposition Leader. He pursues his opponent all day, and sleeps soundly at night unhaunted by the ghosts of his own inconsistency.More » Murdoch scandal: the Australian fall-out A gay walks into a blood bank... Punting on Cadel The weekly quiz What would a News Corporation break-up look like? Small space has a big future Malthouse facing his football mortality Respect the science. Respect the Turnbull Amid the Murdoch scandal, the acrid smell of business as usual Just In More Just In » UN calls crisis talks over African famine Sarah Dingle The United Nations is calling countries, banks and aid agencies into crisis talks to deal with the escalating humanitarian crisis in the Horn of Africa.More » Milk price cuts cost supermarkets not farmers: ACCC Escapee suspected of child abduction arrested James Murdoch's hacking testimony under scrutiny Police examine McGurk murder, fraud ring link Glandular fever link to multiple sclerosis Husband pleads guilty to hammer murder Diggers make huge drugs bust in Afghanistan Immigration raid targets face deportation Plastic surgery sheds light on devil tumour World More World » Shuttle program ends as Atlantis arrives home North America correspondent Jane Cowan, staff The US space shuttle program draws to a close after 30 years as Atlantis touches down at Cape Canaveral.More » James Murdoch's hacking testimony under scrutiny UN calls crisis talks over African famine Eurozone approves 159 billion euro Greek bailout Somali women's minister abducted by Islamists Prince Andrew steps down as trade envoy Anti-government protests turn deadly in Malawi Climate change threatens world security: UN chief Irish PM launches scathing attack on Vatican Serbia arrests last war crimes fugitive Business More Business » Eurozone approves 159 billion euro Greek bailout Eurozone leaders have agreed on a new Greek bailout worth nearly 159 billion euros ($211 billion) and including the participation of the private sector, according to a final summit declaration issued in Brussels this morning.More » Norris retires from CBA, Narev takes over Austar deal hits ACCC hurdle Milk price cuts cost supermarkets not farmers: ACCC Service providers say NBN prices will go up Impassioned Turnbull defends climate change science Euro shares surge on Greek deal Telstra to move 300 jobs overseas Qantas pilots begin in-flight protests Perth house prices unlikely to fall lower Politics More Politics » Killer allowed to teach TAFE kids Changes to the blue card system are being considered by the Queensland Government after a man convicted of brutally killing his wife was cleared to teach TAFE students.More » Governments agree on R18+ games rating Arkaroola wilderness mining ban welcomed Gillard trying to intimidate press: Abbott Police admit Agape leader may avoid court Sport More Sport » NRL Preview: Round 20 Grandstand expert commentator Daniel Anderson joins Ned Hall to preview round 20 of the NRL. More » Walshy and Wills: Round 18 Sick Cooper misses Wallabies training Clarke to skip big Bash Cadel digs deep in Alpine showdown Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Mysterious illness killing off sea turtles Natalie Poyhonen Scientists are trying to work out why dead and dying sea turtles keep washing ashore in north Queensland. More » Scientists create carbon sponge FBI arrests suspected Anonymous hackers Shuttle bids farewell to space station Glitch leaks private data from DNA company Environment More Environment » Turnbull denies climate science dig at Abbott Former Liberal leader Malcolm Turnbull has denied a speech he made last night urging Liberals to accept the science of climate change was a dig at current Opposition Leader Tony Abbott.More » Arkaroola wilderness mining ban welcomed Mysterious illness killing off sea turtles Salinity halved as Murray recovers from drought Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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