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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 20 Aug, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Investigators head to ABC chopper crash site Air investigators will begin the painstaking task of trying to piece together the events that led to a helicopter crash that killed three of ABC's finest newsmen. A memorial service will be held later today for journalist Paul Lockyer, cameraman John Bean and pilot Gary Ticehurst, who died when their chopper crashed near Lake Eyre in South Australia on Thursday evening.More » Global stocks slip amid investor fears Relatives visit Norway massacre site Coral Sea a hotspot for marine life Journalists remembered: a special tribute Bomb kills 43 in Pakistan mosque ABC pioneer Ian Carroll dies Orica reports another toxic discharge Controversial PNG mine given green light Hawks hold off Blues late show More Analysis » The modern budget's billions are holier than thou The budgetary black hole. Once upon a time it was a rare phrase, but these days it's always with us, a feature of the permanent campaign. And for that reason, black holes seem neither so black, nor so holey, as they used to do. Perhaps it's all these extra zeroes romping round the place post-GFC that makes us so blasé. Think about it.More » The best of the best: their legacy will live on Convoys aim to truck off Government Sodom and Australia Conversations: myths and realities of forensic science A day in their shoes highlights need for NDIS OECD concerns on education revolution Ownership and exclusion: a lesson from the UK riots Let heroes be heroes Tributes flow for ABC newsmen Just In More Just In » Yunupingu scoops Indigenous music awards Bridget Brennan Blind singer Geoffrey Gurrumul Yunupingu takes out almost every category at the National Indigenous Music Awards.More » Coral Sea a hotspot for marine life Relatives visit Norway massacre site Investigators head to ABC chopper crash site Detective arrested over UK hacking leaks Global stocks slip amid investor fears Libyan rebels push closer to Tripoli 10,000 pills seized in Victorian police raids Protesters killed as pressure on Assad builds Suu Kyi meets Burmese president World More World » Relatives visit Norway massacre site Europe correspondent Rachael Brown, wires Relatives of the victims of Norway's shooting massacre visit the island where 69 people were shot dead last month.More » Libyan rebels push closer to Tripoli Detective arrested over UK hacking leaks Bomb kills 43 in Pakistan mosque Protesters killed as pressure on Assad builds Suu Kyi meets Burmese president Suicide blasts target British Council in Kabul Ivory Coast's Gbagbo charged Business More Business » Global stocks slip amid investor fears Global stocks slip amid lingering fears about Europe's debt crisis and a possible slide by major economies into recession.More » ANZ 'confident' sitting on Asia's doorstep Fortescue profit surges, shares slip Economy 'grinding to a halt' on slow sales Billabong dumped by wave of consumer caution QBE shares fall on profit margin warning Santos profit surges, laments 'misinformation' in CSG debate Qantas engineers launch 4-month campaign Politics More Politics » Leaders agree to disagree on carbon tax Federal, state and territory leaders have agreed to do more work on a disability insurance scheme and on a 10-year mental health plan, but they disagree on a carbon tax.More » Abbott ramps up attack on Thomson LNP candidate expelled over JFK email Manus Island has detention centre wishlist Brothel call claims heap pressure on Labor MP Sport More Sport » Storm sloppy in record-breaking win Melbourne holds off St George Illawarra 8-6 at home, celebrating a club record with its 12th consecutive win in Billy Slater's 200th match. More » Golden Bunnies stay alive Hawks hold off Blues late show O'Connor facing Bledisloe Cup chop Hilditch, Nielsen back selection changes Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Most Australians duped by science fiction Darren Osborne for Science Online More than three-quarters of Australians believe microscopic life has been found on other planets and almost half believe humans can be frozen and thawed back to life, despite neither being true.More » Bird bones could be one million years old US loses prototype hypersonic bomber Pre-historic eagle and wallaby discovered NSW opens way for R18+ games Environment More Environment » Coral Sea a hotspot for marine life Environment reporter Sarah Clarke A report on the state of the Coral Sea off north Queensland has found that it is one of the last places on earth where large marine animals can still be found in solid numbers.More » Government pushes ahead with power station cuts Spring heralds return of mouse plague Australia urged to stake claim in Antarctica Japan considers canning whaling program About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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