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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 29 Jul, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Skyrocketing self-harm rates spark detention inquest Tom Iggulden The Commonwealth ombudsman has launched an inquiry into skyrocketing rates of suicide attempts and self-harm in immigration detention centres.More » Deadly Taliban onslaught near Australian base Nixon 'advised' of media campaign against her 'Missile' Magnussen makes history News accused of hacking grieving mother's phone Sisters missing after abandoning children I 'cry every day': Strauss-Kahn accuser Norwegian police to interrogate mass killer Wild weather kills 50 in S Korea Trojan asteroid discovered in Earth orbit More Analysis » 'Stagflation' looms for Australia's economy High inflation combined with a sluggish, or stagnant, economy is described as 'stagflation'. It is theoretically impossible to have inflation and a stagnant economy at the same time. Yet we all know that the real world can deliver nasty surprises to theoretical modelling. The Government must deal with the problem early and quickly.More » Khazaal trial: another question mark over terrorism laws Endorsed by the devil Immigration detention values: milestones or motherhood statements? Sometimes, Prime Minister, silence might be golden Robin Chalmers and the feat of political endurance A jiggling montage of hands, breasts and laps Fighting cricket corruption Unravelling a few of Australia's climate change myths Refugee road to hell paved with Government's good intentions Just In More Just In » US soldier arrested over terrorist plot Washington correspondent Craig McMurtrie A 21-year-old US soldier has been arrested for planning to attack one of America’s largest military bases, Fort Hood in Texas.More » Temperature rising ahead of US debt deadline Rare rock wallabies returned to outback Sisters missing after abandoning children India adds 60m mobile users in 3 months Mubaraks to be tried in Cairo Sky's the limit for new champ Magnussen News accused of hacking grieving mother's phone Wild weather kills 50 in S Korea Germans get on their e-bikes World More World » Wild weather kills 50 in S Korea North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy Record rainfall, landslides and flooding have killed more than 50 people in South Korea.More » News accused of hacking grieving mother's phone Deadly Taliban onslaught near Australian base Norwegian police to interrogate mass killer Mubarak weak, refusing food as trial looms Japan considers ending Antarctic whaling program UK expels Gaddafi diplomats, recognises rebels Race to be Republican leader heats up Business More Business » Temperature rising ahead of US debt deadline North America correspondent Jane Cowan The political impasse over raising the US$14.3 trillion debt ceiling in the United States shows no signs of breaking ahead of a key vote later today.More » ANZ tipping interest rate rise next week Homebuyers shut out until 2020 Coles keeps gaining ground on Woolworths Australian shares fall on US worries Macquarie affirms profit guidance, but shares slide GST, stamp duty on agenda for Tax Summit Jetstar denies exploiting cabin crew Union seeks legal advice about ABCC bungle Copper and gold prospect upgraded 25pc Politics More Politics » Skyrocketing self-harm rates spark detention inquest Tom Iggulden The Commonwealth ombudsman has launched an inquiry into skyrocketing rates of suicide attempts and self-harm in immigration detention centres.More » Draft carbon legislation released Irate NBN chief blasts media over hack arrest Conroy distances NBN from hack attack Heed the science, urges SA on Murray's future Sport More Sport » Sky's the limit for new champ Magnussen James Magnussen has set his sights on breaking the "supersuit" world record after snaring the 100m freestyle world title. More » Relay girls take silver, Rice misses out Bulldogs make seven changes Crows to stick together amid Craig drama Opals in late win over China Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Farmer sues neighbour over GM contamination Jane Norman A Western Australian farmer is launching legal action against his neighbour for allegedly contaminating his organic property with genetically modified (GM) crops.More » Watery grave awaits space station Mysterious illness killing off sea turtles Scientists create carbon sponge FBI arrests suspected Anonymous hackers Environment More Environment » Rare rock wallabies returned to outback Rebecca Brice Six rare rock wallabies taken from the far north-west of South Australia as joeys have returned home to the APY Lands. Monarto Zoo staff kept them safe until adulthood and six of the wallabies have now been returned to the APY Lands and released into a 100-hectare predator-proof enclosure.More » Germans get on their e-bikes Farmers raise food concerns over carbon scheme Heed the science, urges SA on Murray's future Research challenges wind farm illness link 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. Manage your preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact Us   This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. 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