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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 22 Jul, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Schlecks to battle Evans, Voeckler as Contador slumps Andy Schleck takes a giant stride towards a maiden Tour de France triumph as Cadel Evans fights for his life in the Alps.More » Turnbull takes shot at climate change deniers Fresh protests as Malaysia deal locked in Eurozone approves 159b euro bailout for Greece Shuttle Atlantis arrives home Fraud charges for Hells Angels boss More papers dragged into hacking scandal Somali women's minister abducted by Islamists Man gets life for body-in-bath murder Remains of Hitler's deputy exhumed More Analysis » Amid the Murdoch scandal, the acrid smell of business as usual Long before it was possible to hack phones, Murdoch was waging a war on journalism, truth and humanity. He succeeded because he knew how to exploit a system that welcomed his rapacious devotion to the "free market". Murdoch may be extreme in his methods, but he is no different in kind from many of those now lining up to condemn him who are his beneficiaries, mimics, collaborators and apologists. As the smoke of the News of the World scandal clears, there remains an acrid smell of business as usual.More » Environmental enslavement for middle-class comforts Child protection is complex: engage with care Is science sacrosanct? There are days when politics just gives me the sheets Obama's re-election hurdles Transitioning from a pro-Palestinian to pro-Israel perspective Somebody else's culture war A close look at Abbott's Direct Action plan Obama's re-election hurdles Just In More Just In » Fraud charges for Hells Angels boss The chief of Sydney's Hells Angels bikies has been charged over a multi-million-dollar fraud ring. Felix Lyle handed himself into fraud squad detectives yesterday afternoon, to become the 16th person charged over the syndicate.More » British artist Lucian Freud dies aged 88 Prince Andrew steps down as trade envoy Anonymous fires back at hacker hunters Fresh protests as Malaysia deal locked in Turnbull takes shot at climate change deniers Eurozone approves 159b euro bailout for Greece England takes early honours at Lord's Somali women's minister abducted by Islamists Schlecks to battle Evans, Voeckler as Contador slumps World More World » Shuttle Atlantis arrives home North America correspondent Jane Cowan The US space shuttle program draws to a close after 30 years as Atlantis touches down at Cape Canaveral.More » Climate change threatens world security: UN chief More papers dragged into hacking scandal Man gets life for body-in-bath murder Irish PM launches scathing attack on Vatican Serbia arrests last war crimes fugitive Famine declared as drought ravages Somalia Nurse arrested over UK hospital deaths Business More Business » Eurozone approves 159b euro bailout for Greece 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 » China's economy on 'solid footing': IMF Australian shares keep gains despite Chinese manufacturing slide ASIC bans Firepower boss for 20 years Newcrest reports production boost Santos ups production after flood disruption Government fails to control CSG industry: Newman Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign Australia takes the lead on olive oil labels Politics More Politics » Gillard trying to intimidate press: Abbott Jeremy Thompson Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has attacked Prime Minister Julia Gillard's suggestions that the Murdoch-owned News Limited has "hard questions to answer" saying they are a "thinly veiled attempt to intimidate the press".More » Police admit Agape leader may avoid court Parents might get greater access to kids' Facebook Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign No let up for Rudd ahead of heart op Sport More Sport » Schlecks to battle Evans, Voeckler as Contador slumps Andy Schleck takes a giant stride towards a maiden Tour de France triumph as Cadel Evans fights for his life in the Alps. More » League commission names panel England takes early honours at Lord's Bombers' midfield hit for Blues Wallabies want redemption in soggy Sydney 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 » Salinity halved as Murray recovers from drought The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has surveyed the length of the River Murray in South Australia for the first time in five years.More » Industry launches anti-carbon tax campaign Abbott clears up another carbon comment Scientists create carbon sponge Mysterious big fish kill in Cape York river About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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