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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 15 Aug, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Man to face court over Daniel Morcombe's murder The search continues for Daniel Morcombe's body as a man prepares to face court charged with his murder.More » Leashed Norway gunman returns to massacre scene EFTPOS scammers pinned by Sydney police Republican Pawlenty exits White House race Children among dead in Jersey knife rampage Australian soldiers wounded in Afghan blast Gillard claws back ground in latest poll Man shoots himself in police van Riot victims remembered as policing debate rages Libyan rebels fight their way into Zawiyah More Analysis » Super guarantee: battered by bad times The aim of retirement incomes policy in Australia for two decades has been to shift the burden of risk to individuals before the next big bear market hit. It worked quite nicely. The first 15 years since the Superannuation Guarantee legislation was first introduced in 1992 went extremely well. But for the past five years the market has given nothing. After the 20 per cent correction between April 11 and August 8, the ASX 200 accumulation index has now produced zero five-year return.More » At least the riots stood for something No ifs, no buts: the budget surplus in 2012-13 Gay marriage? Is that the best you can do? Riot to reform: it might be just a stone's throw away Engage the youth, avoid our own 'English summer' Building a brighter future for disabled Australians Woodstock for nerds: a few days on Google+ A riot of consumption Conversations: shining the spotlight on Indigenous policy Just In More Just In » EFTPOS scammers pinned by Sydney police Sydney police have charged five men who they say are key members of a global EFTPOS skimming syndicate.More » World Bank head warns debt crisis entering 'danger zone' Dutch police 'shattered' by Standen corruption case Shoppers could pay more under EFTPOS change Riot victims remembered as policing debate rages Gillard claws back ground in latest poll Five dead in US stage collapse Children among dead in Jersey knife rampage Stosur steamrolled in Toronto final Republican Pawlenty exits White House race World More World » Leashed Norway gunman returns to massacre scene Kept on a police leash, Anders Behring Breivik was taken back to the Norwegian island of Utoya to stage an 8-hour reconstruction of his mass shooting.More » Libyan rebels fight their way into Zawiyah Republican Pawlenty exits White House race Five dead in US stage collapse Attack on Afghan governor's house kills 22 Riot victims remembered as policing debate rages Children among dead in Jersey knife rampage Syrian warships shell port city Business More Business » World Bank head warns debt crisis entering 'danger zone' World Bank president Robert Zoellick has warned the deepening economic woes in the United States and Europe are pushing the world into a new "danger zone".More » Economist speaks on the state of the US economy US, Euro markets rally to end volatile week Bargain hunters win market tug of war Markets roiled by French bank rumours Tiger flights back in the air ASIC seeks more disclosure on CFDs Investors upset at Trio fraud sentence BlueScope flags $900m write-down Westfield expands into Italy Politics More Politics » Gillard claws back ground in latest poll The latest opinion poll suggests Labor has regained some popularity, but would still lose in a landslide if an election were held today.More » American recovery vital for Pacific security: Gillard Rick Perry enters US presidential race Cash-strapped Liberals appeal for donations LNP hopeful stands aside over Gillard email Sport More Sport » Stoner stretches MotoGP lead in Brno Australian Casey Stoner won the Czech motorcycling Grand Prix in Brno on Sunday, extending his lead in the MotoGP championship following his win. More » Ponting powers Australia to victory Bennett clueless as to Dragons freefall Stosur steamrolled in Toronto final Cooper reckons Tri Nations 'up for grabs' Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Bird bones could be one million years old Leah MacLennan A bird skeleton uncovered on the Nullarbor Plain could lead to a better understanding of the history of the modern wedge-tailed eagle. Scientists say the bones could be one million years old.More » US loses prototype hypersonic bomber Pre-historic eagle and wallaby discovered NSW opens way for R18+ games NASA's Juno probe sets sail for Jupiter Environment More Environment » Australia urged to stake claim in Antarctica An expert says Australia needs to increase its presence in Antarctica so it can have a say in what happens to the frozen continent's resources. 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