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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 15 Jul, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » FBI probes News Corp 9/11 hacking claims The FBI is investigating reports that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation tried to hack the phones of victims of the 9/11 terror attacks.More » Murdochs to face grilling from MPs Carbon tax vital for economy: Keating India PM vows to hunt Mumbai bombers Turban bomber strikes Karzai memorial Police chase ends at Melbourne airport Greenpeace blasted for GM vandalism Scientists find lost toad in jungle Coke, KFC to open in North Korea: reports 500yo canoe found in Alaska forest More Analysis » Selling the carbon tax: less is more Julia Gillard should have stayed in bed this week, for all the good her carbon tax campaigning did. In fact, she ought to just shut up about the carbon tax and get on with something else. This week smacks of the same hopeless political strategy that Rudd and Gillard have fallen for before, the strategy that says you have to run around the country like a maniac and never shut up.More » Breaking the nexus between politicians and the media Why rush To Google+? Where to start with Pakistan? Why economists prefer a market-based response to climate change Rupert Murdoch and the News International tabloid grotesquerie America's weak-kneed response to Assad's political street theatre Sometimes good men do bad things... to good women $10? Feeling the pain? Carbon class war? You must be joking Too cosy here, too? Just In More Just In » Abbott addresses carbon tax forum Matt Wordsworth Opposition Leader Tony Abbott was accused of "scaremongering" over the carbon tax when he appeared at a public forum in Brisbane last night.More » Italy battles to tame 'debt monster' Carbon tax vital for economy: Keating Police chase ends at Melbourne airport Putin blames Volga boat tragedy on 'greed' FBI probes News Corp 9/11 hacking claims India PM vows to hunt Mumbai bombers Greenpeace blasted for GM vandalism Coke, KFC to open in North Korea: reports Koreans turn to dog soup to beat the heat World More World » FBI probes News Corp 9/11 hacking claims The FBI is investigating reports that Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation tried to hack the phones of victims of the 9/11 terror attacks.More » India PM vows to hunt Mumbai bombers Shot Brazilian's cousin may have had phone hacked Putin blames Volga boat tragedy on 'greed' 15 killed in Karachi unrest Coke, KFC to open in North Korea: reports Whaling commission bans suitcases of cash British judges defer Assange decision Turban bomber strikes Karzai memorial 500yo canoe found in Alaska forest Business More Business » 'Perfect storm' for wealthy hits DJs bottom-line Online business reporter Michael Janda David Jones has shocked the share market by slashing its profit forecast, resulting in an 18 per cent slump in its share price. David Jones was expecting second-half profit after tax to be up 5 per cent on the same period last year, but it is now expecting a decline of 9 to 12 per cent. The massive downgrade had immediate reverberations for the retail sector on the share market.More » News Corp withdraws bid for BSkyB Residential property outlook turns negative Falling land sales point to further building blues 'Global shockwaves' if US defaults debt: Bernanke Moody's flags US ratings downgrade WA company awarded Gorgon contract Hidden finds prompt mineral exploration overhaul Swamped solar scheme shuts Politics More Politics » Officer tried throwing life vest to struggling girl More » Brown pushes for media inquiry Study casts doubt on forest carbon capture plans Carbon tax scammers target pensioner 'Global shockwaves' if US defaults debt: Bernanke Sport More Sport » Cadel third as Sanchez triumphs in mountains Cadel Evans remained in third spot overall following the 12th stage of the Tour de France, a gruelling 211km grind won by Samuel Sanchez. More » Cadel third as Sanchez triumphs in mountains Bjorn and Lewis share Open lead Moore walks after Bulldogs drop axe Hawkins back in fray for Cats Gasnier drops retirement bombshell Roos cut struggling Thomas loose Calcavecchia makes strong Open start Brisbane Bombers ready for take-off Cavendish goes green on stage 11 Webber will re-sign, says Red Bull owner US reaches women's World Cup final Vic Police tweet Celtic 'eviction score' Liverpool agrees fee for Downing Five-star Malinga too hot for Scots Madrid joins race to host 2020 Olympics Riise returns to England with Fulham Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 500yo canoe found in Alaska forest An unfinished Indian canoe, apparently abandoned 500 years ago, has been discovered in a remote section of an Alaska rainforest, according to officials.More » Pirates disrupting climate change research 'One' year on, Neptune still a mystery Greenpeace destroys GM wheat Japanese scientists grow first stem cell tooth Environment More Environment » Pirates disrupting climate change research environment reporter Sarah Clarke Piracy in the Indian Ocean is hampering the efforts of climate change researchers to the point where they have had to call in the Australian Navy. 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