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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 27 Sep, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Swan wins Brownlow Collingwood midfielder Dane Swan has made up for last year's disappointment by claiming the 2011 Brownlow Medal. More » Coalition leads Labor in all mainland states: poll Crime victims unhappy with justice system Treasure ship packed with silver found in Atlantic Markets seize on eurozone rescue rumours Toddler dies after car crashes into house Petrol prices to rise as dollar falls Researchers want action on sex disease 'epidemic' Airport delays expected as Customs staff strike Three sentenced to hang over Aussie drug ring More Analysis » Putting the boot in When Phil 'Gus' Gould attacked the Gillard Government's responsible gambling laws on Friday night, he was blowing the opening whistle for what is looming as the match of the season. Cash-Strapped Clubs versus Wilkie's Wowsers shapes as a classic encounter, a contest where there can't be any compromises. And it appears the public â€" when given the question in dispassionate terms â€" are overwhelmingly behind the Government. More » Gillard's going, like Hewson's will be a bloody mess A comedy in search of a situation Google+: What's in a name? A Rudd comeback? Tell 'em, sadly, they're dreaming 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! Just In More Just In » Treasure ship packed with silver found in Atlantic Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, staff More than $200 million worth of silver has been found in the wreck of a British cargo ship sunk off the coast of Ireland during World War II. More » Man charged with assaulting Facebook 'friend' Man left wife to die in unit fire Three sentenced to hang over Aussie drug ring Federal Labor support plummets in Qld Crime victims unhappy with justice system Gorbachev warns of 'lost years' under Putin Asterix creator Uderzo hangs up pen Libya's new rulers say Lockerbie case closed British men 'plotted suicide bomb campaign' World More World » UN Security Council meets on Palestinian bid The UN Security Council has started its first meeting on the historic request for full membership of the UN for a Palestinian state. More » Markets seize on eurozone rescue rumours Gorbachev warns of 'lost years' under Putin Fukushima nuclear hold-outs determined to stay Pakistani journalists under constant threat of death, torture Business More Business » Markets seize on eurozone rescue rumours US and European markets rose overnight on reports that Europe's leaders are working on a huge rescue package to stop the eurozone debt crisis wreaking havoc on the global economy. Details are emerging of an ambitious new plan which was developed over the weekend at a meeting of world finance ministers and central bank governors in Washington The cornerstone of the rumoured three-pronged plan is a proposal to pump cash into at least 16 European banks. More » Petrol prices to rise as dollar falls Markets end lower after volatile late trading State of the economy Retail super funds aren't matching it with banks Ex-finance minister says Greek default inevitable Politics More Politics » Researchers want action on sex disease 'epidemic' An annual snapshot of the nation's sexual health has found a dramatic surge in some sexually transmitted diseases (STIs). More » Coalition leads Labor in all mainland states: poll Expert rubbishes AFL's pokies warning Saudi women to be given voting rights Football codes join fight against pokies reforms Sport More Sport » Swan wins Brownlow Medal Collingwood's Dane Swan made up for last year's disappointment by winning the 2011 Brownlow Medal at a gala function in Melbourne. More » Hoppa rules out mission rethink Cats backing Johnson to get up Boks call reinforcements for Samoa Pocock fit for Russia game Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Radical measures mooted as climate 'insurance' Brigid Andersen Experts say potentially dangerous geo-engineering techniques need to be back-ups for tackling climate change. More » NASA working to confirm space junk touchdown Satellite to hit Earth today Particles travel faster than light, say scientists Touchscreen tech helping people with disabilities Environment More Environment » Radical measures mooted as climate 'insurance' Brigid Andersen Experts say potentially dangerous geo-engineering techniques need to be back-ups for tackling climate change. 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