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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 23 Sep, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Leaders demand action as markets crumble Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic suffer huge falls as Julia Gillard joins other world leaders to demand action on the burgeoning euro debt crisis. More » US blames Pakistan for Afghan bloodshed Ex-league star damns 'toxic' Scientology leader Particles travel faster than light, say scientists Assange furious over unauthorised autobiography Glen Boss hospitalised after fall from horse Toyota workers strike over pay dispute Strikes bring Greek transport to a halt Starving Somalis sent back to famine zones UBS trader 'appalled' over alleged fraud More Analysis » Bloody tactics in the bloodiest sport of them all It doesn't really matter in the end that Tony Abbott's tactics seem so transparent to so many people; that he is, as Paul Kelly observed very early on in The Australian, more focussed on sinking Gillard than stopping the boats. No matter what the motive, the fact is no political leader in the ascendancy can resist tearing down their immediate opponent no matter where that ultimately leads. More » History will judge us on asylum seekers too The heart-shaped island On the ground in Somalia: more must be done How the RBA outsources its role to foreign private bankers A hanging A democracy gulf in the Gulf Communication: it's always better when we're together A break with convention Politics, mergers and the heart of Queensland Just In More Just In » Glen Boss hospitalised after fall from horse Three time Melbourne Cup winning jockey Glen Boss has been taken to hospital after being thrown from his horse at the Flemington racecourse. More » Nuclear submarine collides with fishing boat Particles travel faster than light, say scientists Britain to pay Bloody Sunday compensation Tunisia jails former Libyan PM Starving Somalis sent back to famine zones Toyota workers strike over pay dispute Strikes bring Greek transport to a halt Leaders demand action as markets crumble Assange furious over unauthorised autobiography World More World » US blames Pakistan for Afghan bloodshed Craig McMurtrie, Sally Sara and staff America's top military officer accuses Pakistan of supporting the terrorists behind a string of high-profile attacks on US targets in Afghanistan. More » Leaders demand action as markets crumble Britain to pay Bloody Sunday compensation Starving Somalis sent back to famine zones Assange furious over unauthorised autobiography Business More Business » Leaders demand action as markets crumble Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic suffer huge falls as Julia Gillard joins other world leaders to demand action on the burgeoning euro debt crisis. More » Dollar, local shares take a hammering UBS trader 'appalled' over alleged fraud Google wins against ACCC in advert case Unions worried about Foster's job losses Politics More Politics » Leaders demand action as markets crumble Stock markets on both sides of the Atlantic suffer huge falls as Julia Gillard joins other world leaders to demand action on the burgeoning euro debt crisis. More » US blames Pakistan for Afghan bloodshed Koala inquiry calls for vulnerable status O'Farrell fuming over minister sex claims Embattled health union chief steps aside Sport More Sport » Corey back for Cats, Eagles unchanged Two-time Geelong best and fairest winner Joel Corey will return from injury in Saturday's AFL preliminary final against West Coast at the MCG. More » History points towards Manly-Storm final Thaiday set to lead by example Polota-Nau injured in captain's run Haddin pulls stumps on T20 career Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Particles travel faster than light, say scientists Physicists have reported that sub-atomic particles called neutrinos can travel faster than light, a finding that, if verified, would blast a hole in Einstein's theory of relativity. More » Touchscreen tech helping people with disabilities Scientists hit gold on avoiding cyanide Male squid are deep-sea swingers Study links obesity to lack of brain control Environment More Environment » Koala inquiry calls for vulnerable status A Senate inquiry into the decline of koala numbers across Australia has recommended the native animal be listed as a vulnerable species in certain areas. More » Scientists hit gold on avoiding cyanide $8m wombat bequest being fought by family Scientists make hydrogen fuel from bacteria and water Tokyo anti-nuclear rally draws thousands 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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