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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 21 Jul, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Cadel closes the gap on yellow jersey Cadel Evans sets himself up for an assault on the Tour de France's yellow jersey in two huge stages in the Alps from tonight.More » Commonwealth moves to seize Hicks royalties Second night of protests on Christmas Island Cameron defends actions in phone hacking scandal Famine declared as drought ravages Somalia No let up for Rudd ahead of heart op Prison van inmates' cries for help ignored Teen arrested over Tinkler Ferrari heist Serbia arrests last war crimes fugitive Irish PM launches scathing attack on Vatican More Analysis » Gillard's counterproductive carbon tax conversation Julia Gillard recently called on a John Maynard Keynes quote to try and explain why she broke a promise never to introduce a carbon tax. "When the facts change, I change my mind. What do you do?" he once asked. Well here's a 2011 variation on that for the Prime Minister and her Government. When the conversation gets stale, boring and repetitive, I change the subject. What do you do?More » Being grown up on climate action The Malaysian agreement: pot calling the kettle black Navy sunk by Rizzo Review Hating Rupert: a national case of tall poppy syndrome Debating Lord Monckton Ethical classes, ethical politics Cadel Evans and the Armstrong parallels All in all, a good day's work for Murdoch tag team Deals, disagreements and US debt Just In More Just In » Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign chief political correspondent Sabra Lane A lobby group is opening up a new front against the Federal Government's carbon tax plans by kicking off an advertising campaign.More » Creator of the album cover dies Commonwealth moves to seize Hicks royalties Scientists work to reverse lazy eye Irish PM launches scathing attack on Vatican No let up for Rudd ahead of heart op France says Gaddafi could stay in Libya Teen arrested over Tinkler Ferrari heist Fears raised over 'baby bling' dummies At least 13 killed in Uzbekistan quake World More World » Cameron defends actions in phone hacking scandal British PM David Cameron has admitted he was wrong to hire a former News of the World editor as his media adviser.More » Famine declared as drought ravages Somalia Serbia arrests last war crimes fugitive France says Gaddafi could stay in Libya Taliban claim US hacked phones Irish PM launches scathing attack on Vatican At least 13 killed in Uzbekistan quake Murdoch leaves Britain after hacking hearing Business More Business » Murdochs hang on to News Corp control... for now Analysts say Rupert Murdoch's testimony in London has cemented his place as head of News Corp, at least in the short-term. News Corp's class A shares rallied 5.7 per cent to $US16.25 in New York after he spoke. Speculation that the company's chief operating officer Chase Carey would take over also diminished.More » Shares gain on US lead, News Corp and BHP Woolworths posts modest sales rise Qantas looks to partnerships for growth Repairs cost Qantas too much: CEO WA announces uranium mining royalties CSG compensation packages vary greatly, inquiry told Wall Street rises on profits, debt progress IMF calls for urgent action on Europe debt Tabcorp secures sole wagering rights in Victoria Politics More Politics » Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign chief political correspondent Sabra Lane A lobby group is opening up a new front against the Federal Government's carbon tax plans by kicking off an advertising campaign.More » No let up for Rudd ahead of heart op Abbott clears up another carbon comment Rudd to undergo heart surgery Smith announces review into $6b sub fleet Sport More Sport » Cadel closes the gap on yellow jersey Cadel Evans is primed for an assault on the Tour de France's yellow jersey in two huge stages in the Alps from tonight. More » Tarver stops Green for fifth world title Bin Hammam cries foul over FIFA charges Tiger parts with longtime caddie Barnes or Giteau to miss Cup: Flatley Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Scientists create carbon sponge Meredith Griffiths Scientists in the United States have created an entirely new porous material which has a high capacity for capturing carbon dioxide.More » FBI arrests suspected Anonymous hackers Shuttle bids farewell to space station Glitch leaks private data from DNA company Forensic fungi used to tackle crime Environment More Environment » Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign chief political correspondent Sabra Lane A lobby group is opening up a new front against the Federal Government's carbon tax plans by kicking off an advertising campaign.More » Abbott clears up another carbon comment Scientists create carbon sponge Mysterious big fish kill in Cape York river Farming and the carbon tax: what's in store? 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