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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 12 Sep, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Labor Caucus backs offshore processing Jeremy Thompson Labor's Caucus agree to attempt to change the law to ensure offshore processing of asylum seekers can continue. More » Stosur stunned by ease of final triumph The world remembers Sept 11, 2001 European debt fears hammer local shares Navy cadet raped woman to be accepted by peers Businessman killed in violent confrontation, court told Australia's marine ecosystems valued at $25b Australian pilot's body found in Papua Leaked cables reveal watered down reef protection Spartacus star dead at 39 More Analysis » We will decide, says Gillard. And so will Abbott. After several weeks of confusion and internal argument following the High Court's king-hit to the so-called 'Malaysia solution', the PM has simplified things somewhat. What Julia Gillard has decided to do, with the support of her Cabinet and of her caucus, is to introduce legislation legalising offshore processing in general and try to shame the Opposition into voting for it. More » 'Hackgate' and the British ruling class The Romney and Perry show Labor can still make its time in Government count The complex business of saving Gillard's solution Labor's last hope and familiar faces Asylum seeker policy: the loss of rational debate Humans' futile and destructive quest for happiness Stosur's celebration: Australian substance over US hype Taking stock: 10 years on from 9/11 Just In More Just In » Scully best-paid player in AFL history Greater Western Sydney recruit Tom Scully will be paid substantially more in the first year of his contract than any player in AFL history, his jilted club Melbourne believes. More » Leaked cables reveal watered down reef protection Australian pilot's body found in Papua Glowing cats new tool in AIDS research Thumbs down for Ioane's RWC campaign Trade surplus below predictions Ten years of anti-terror laws Suicide prevention campaigner shares cancer battle Businessman killed in violent confrontation, court told Spartacus star dead at 39 World More World » Watch the US ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks Watch the US ceremonies marking the 10th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. More » US united in grief a decade after 9/11 attacks US troops remember 9/11 Gaddafi's playboy son flees to Niger Tourist killed, wife kidnapped in Kenya resort attack Tanzania in mourning over ferry accident 'Slaves' freed from UK traveller camp Israel preserving Egypt peace deal: Netanyahu Japan's PM sorry for 'towns of death' gaffe Business More Business » European debt fears hammer local shares Billions of dollars have been wiped off local shares on fears European countries cannot repay their debts. The local share market has continued its morning dive, falling 3.11 per cent, following speculation that Greece will soon default on its large debts. More » Trade surplus below predictions ECB chief economist's resignation shocks markets Investors 'fleeing to quality' BHP 'reaches impasse' with unions Pressure mounts over new Gunns offer Politics More Politics » Senator denies making shoplifting confession Candice Marcus Liberal Senator Mary Jo Fisher has denied she confessed to police she took groceries from a supermarket without paying. More » Gary Gray to miss parliament after collapse Cabinet thrashes out asylum policy Israel preserving Egypt peace deal: Netanyahu 14 children on latest asylum seeker boat Sport More Sport » Stosur stunned by ease of final triumph Samantha Stosur never stopped believing she could win a grand slam singles title - but even she didn't expect it to be so easy to defeat Serena Williams. More » Scully leaves Melbourne for GWS Serena not sorry for final outburst Lawrence a certain starter for Tigers Vettel with one hand on F1 title Science and Technology More Science and Technology » NASA launches twin satellites to map Moon's core NASA has launched a $500 million pair of washing-machine-sized satellites that are on a mission to map the Moon's inner core for the first time. More » Apple wins key patent case against Samsung Fossil finds may rewrite human history Meteors strafed Earth with golden storm: study Finger scanners to keep tabs on librarians Environment More Environment » Leaked cables reveal watered down reef protection Leaked diplomatic cables show the Federal Government watered down reef protection laws in 2009 to avoid a dispute with the US government. More » Murray-Darling authority chairman to address national conference Music and surf event not one for the birds Euro chief backs Gillard over carbon price Water deal to benefit SA irrigators 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. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 © 2011 ABC | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Discover other ABC Email newsletters