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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 10 Sep, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » US begins 9/11 remembrances amid new terror threat Americans have begun sombre ceremonies to mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks under the shadow of a new terror threat. More » ASIO investigating more terror threats than ever Egyptians rallying for reforms attack Israel embassy Man found alive in Amazon three days after crash Australian pilot feared dead in Indonesian plane crash Government close to new asylum policy Riot-hit Tottenham mourns police shooting victim General praise for Obama's jobs plan Opposition backs down on pairing threat Southern states top NAPLAN results More Analysis » Gillard, Rudd and Labor's personality tragedy There's a fascinating, almost mathematical equation going on when it comes to the Federal Labor leadership. With Julia Gillard, the probability that any given person will support the Prime Minister decreases with distance from the subject. On the other hand, Kevin Rudd's equation is precisely the inverse; the warm support he continues to enjoy in the populace at large tails away sharply, the closer you get to the 2600 postcode. More » September 11: the day the world stayed the same The tit for tat war of 'us' v 'them' Jim Wallace is Optimus Prime Obama has two months to convince Americans The other victims of 9/11 Mental health standards needed in detention centres Phone hacking? No, Nine's Rugby is the real media scandal Home truths in a post-9/11 world Max Brenner and Australia's fascists Just In More Just In » Massive brawl mars school formal A year 11 formal turned ugly overnight when a brawl involving up to 120 people broke out in Sydney's Darling Harbour. More » ASIO investigating more terror threats than ever Egyptians rallying for reforms attack Israel embassy Man found alive in Amazon three days after crash US begins 9/11 remembrances amid new terror threat Riot-hit Tottenham mourns police shooting victim Gaddafi forces launch Red Valley counter-offensive Syria protesters call for international protection Cats prevail as Hawks sweat on Buddy Tigers leave Dragons with anxious wait World More World » US begins 9/11 remembrances amid new terror threat Americans have begun sombre ceremonies to mark the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks under the shadow of a new terror threat. More » General praise for Obama's jobs plan Gaddafi forces launch Red Valley counter-offensive Syria protesters call for international protection Riot-hit Tottenham mourns police shooting victim US soldier killed reporter in Afghanistan British soldiers beat Iraqi dad to death Fresh recordings reveal confusion on 9/11 Thousands flee US flash floods Berlin police detain two suspects in bomb plot Business More Business » General praise for Obama's jobs plan Michael Janda, staff Economists and financial markets have given US president Barack Obama's jobs plan a warm reception. Most agree that the package, if the bulk of it clears the heavily divided Congress, should deliver a boost to the stalled economy and help lower the stagnant unemployment rate. However, while it may keep the US out of recession, there is also consensus that it will not be enough to return the country to rude health. More » Market ends week on a high note Lateline Business resources Watchdog reads riot act to telcos ACCC appeals Metcash takeover judgment Albanese flags shipping industry shake-up Apple wins key patent case against Samsung Politics More Politics » ASIO investigating more terror threats than ever On the eve of the tenth anniversary of the September 11 attacks, Australia's top spy has revealed the Australian Security and Intelligence Organisation (ASIO) is investigating more potential threats than ever before. More » Government close to new asylum policy General praise for Obama's jobs plan Opposition backs down on pairing threat Labor's love lost in Anderson allegiance switch Sport More Sport » Cats prevail as Hawks sweat on Buddy Hawthorn's premiership hopes nose-dived as star forward Lance Franklin was injured in a 31-point qualifying final loss to Geelong at the MCG. More » Tigers leave Dragons with anxious wait Marsh and Hussey dominate in Kandy All Blacks ease past Tonga Glittering ceremony opens World Cup Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Apple wins key patent case against Samsung Apple won the latest battle in a global legal war with Samsung when a German court banned the Korean firm from selling a tablet computer in Germany, ruling it had copied the iPad. More » Fossil finds may rewrite human history Meteors strafed Earth with golden storm: study Finger scanners to keep tabs on librarians Photos show footprints still on the moon Environment More Environment » Murray-Darling authority chairman to address national conference Sam Burgess Murray-Darling Basin Authority chairman Craig Knowles says a long-awaited management plan for Australia's largest river system will be released in November. 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