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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 26 Sep, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Retail super funds aren't matching it with banks Business editor Peter Ryan New research shows that when it comes to retail super funds, some investors would have been better off putting their money in the bank. More » Church denies disabled kids' sex abuse cover-up Expert rubbishes AFL's pokies warning Fukushima nuclear hold-outs determined to stay Climate scientists urged to make voices heard Doctors hit out at pharmacists' deal with Blackmores Defence team launches final attack on Williams Man crushed by 'faulty' road roller Aquarium diver stung by stingray Sell-out crowd witnesses Barcelona's final bullfight More Analysis » A Rudd comeback? Tell 'em, sadly, they're dreaming Despite the Opposition's obsession with the prospect of a Kevin Rudd comeback, simple arithmetic suggests that Julia Gillard is fairly safe, at least for some time yet. There is no doubt that some rusted-on Ruddites are starting to make soundings, but in spite of the lazier commentators there is no serious campaign - yet. And if Abbott has his way, there never will be. For once, he and Gillard are in perfect harmony. More » Why I support gay marriage Taking a gamble on footy Is the 'Palestine question' still Palestinian? 10 policy issues more important than immigration The economic outlook: take the "brace" position please! Troubles in the state of federation Grand Final (week) travesty Politics, pessimism and perspective The One and the change we can all believe in Just In More Just In » Chevron green lights $25bn Wheatstone project Chevron has formally approved the $25 billion Wheatstone LNG project in WA's Pilbara region, giving the green light to one of the nation's largest resources projects. More » Aquarium diver stung by stingray Climate scientists urged to make voices heard Man crushed by 'faulty' road roller Defence team launches final attack on Williams Coroner told of Taser warning before fatal shot Church denies disabled kids' sex abuse cover-up Retail super funds aren't matching it with banks 'CIA compound' attacked in Kabul British men charged with terrorism World More World » Sell-out crowd witnesses Barcelona's final bullfight Thousands of fans turned out to witness Barcelona's last bullfight as a ban on the centuries-old tradition took effect in Spain's Catalonia region. More » US hikers home after two-year ordeal Libyan authorities find prison mass grave Fukushima nuclear hold-outs determined to stay Embattled Yemen leader calls for elections Saudi women to be given voting rights Business More Business » Retail super funds aren't matching it with banks Business editor Peter Ryan New research shows that when it comes to retail super funds, some investors would have been better off putting their money in the bank. More » Euro bank pressured to 'scare' markets into line Market battling through choppy financial waters Ex-finance minister says Greek default inevitable 'Sober realism' among G20 ministers: Swan Politics More Politics » Expert rubbishes AFL's pokies warning Lexi Metherell and staff A leading gambling researcher says claims new poker machine laws could seriously hurt AFL clubs are "beyond belief". More » Saudi women to be given voting rights Football codes join fight against pokies reforms Activists force Bolivian minister into protest march Melbourne man lodges Gillard grievance with ALP Sport More Sport » Cats backing Johnson to get up Geelong forward Steve Johnson's proven ability to play with pain is giving the Cats hope he can play in Saturday's grand final. More » Pocock fit for Russia game Judd, Goodes eye Brownlow history Manly out to terrorise 'The Beast' Lockyer added to Four Nations squad Science and Technology More Science and Technology » NASA working to confirm space junk touchdown NASA has confirmed the crash-landing of the biggest piece of US space junk to fall in 30 years, but the precise location is not yet known. More » Satellite to hit Earth today Particles travel faster than light, say scientists Touchscreen tech helping people with disabilities Scientists hit gold on avoiding cyanide Environment More Environment » Climate scientists urged to make voices heard Australia's chief scientist says the media coverage of the climate change debate has been "very ordinary" and has urged the science community to do more to argue its case. More » Fishing crews upset by gillnets ban Koala inquiry calls for vulnerable status Scientists hit gold on avoiding cyanide $8m wombat bequest being fought by family 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. 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