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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Tue 01 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Dunaden continues Cup's French revolution Dunaden has become the second French galloper in as many years to claim Australia's greatest race, the Melbourne Cup, in a photo finish. More » Live blog Borrowers win cup day rate cut Bali boy indicted on drugs charges Windsor demands action on coal seam gas Qantas says flights back on schedule Teen killed, more injured in 'horrific' car crash Australian soldiers kill Afghan civilian Greek PM calls referendum on bailout Call for massive Antarctic marine reserves More Analysis » Qantas dispute no reason for rushed IR reform In light of recent high-profile disputes, there has been an increasing amount of media commentary about the Fair Work Act and a supposed increase in industrial action in Australia. Yet the largely uncritical media coverage of business calls for industrial relations changes has ignored two key facts: the first is that industrial disputes remain near historic lows; the second is that Fair Work changed relatively little when it comes to enterprise bargaining and industrial action. More » Europe's new plan: Part 2 When your journey's not just disrupted, it's ended Passion-driven policy: picturing an Abbott government A cardinal mistake on climate science Time to get rid of the Arab League Living in the shadow of the bomb: a century of aerial warfare Grounding eroding Qantas' reputation Occupy Qantas: Joyce and the 99 per cent Just one ride away from a shattered life Just In More Just In » Dunaden continues Cup's French revolution Dunaden has become the second French galloper in as many years to claim Australia's greatest race, the Melbourne Cup (3,200m) in a photo finish. More » Charges laid over Sydney Airport bomb hoax Man charged over weekend Sydney shooting Bali boy indicted on drugs charges Borrowers win cup day rate cut People smuggler's appeal application denied Greek PM calls referendum on bailout Anger grows over Egyptian blogger's arrest Americain scare before Cup Woman dead following Mulgrave shooting World More World » Hundreds of rebels killed in clashes with Sudan Hundreds of pro-independence rebels were killed in clashes with the Sudanese army in the restive South Kordofan state on Monday, a local governor said. More » Palestine given UNESCO membership Angry Qantas passengers still stuck in LA 12 dead in Halloween snowstorms Bali boy to face court today Famine victims wounded in Kenyan air strike Libya elects interim PM Ferrari boss puts skids under Berlusconi Compensation for Russian girls swapped at birth Mugabes denied visas for Switzerland Business More Business » Borrowers win cup day rate cut The Reserve Bank of Australia cuts the official interest rate for the first time since April 2009, handing borrowers a win on Melbourne Cup day. More » Shorten warns banks on rate cut Greek PM calls referendum on bailout Windsor demands action on coal seam gas Qantas says flights back on schedule Local shares ease as Qantas extends rally Manufacturing sector decline slows: survey Global shares soft amid eurozone doubts Ferrari boss puts skids under Berlusconi Politics More Politics » Anger grows over Egyptian blogger's arrest Thousands of Egyptians are protesting in Cairo's Tahrir Square over the jailing of a prominent activist who has been remanded in custody for 15 days. More » Qantas compo for passengers not enough: Choice Politicians bicker over Cup day schedule change Mugabes denied visas for Switzerland Alice Springs votes against youth curfew Sport More Sport » Dunaden continues Cup's French revolution By Daniel Franklin Dunaden has become the second French galloper in as many years to claim Australia's greatest race, the Melbourne Cup (3,200m) in a photo finish. More » Live Broadcast: The Melbourne Cup Henry stands down as All Blacks coach Kangaroos moving on from Luke tackle Brown's hopes high for second Cup Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Research grants allocated to mental health, tastier cheese More fuel efficient cars, better mental health in Indigenous communities and tastier cheese could be some of the results from a $310 million Federal Government investment in research. More » Blackberry pinches Colvin's Twitter pic for ad Seaweed advances south to extinction Tropical oyster moves into SA gulf Study links soft drink to violence Environment More Environment » Call for massive Antarctic marine reserves By Bronwyn Herbert, staff A new coalition of environmental and conservation groups is calling for a massive area surrounding Antarctica to be protected in marine reserves. More » Seaweed advances south to extinction Japanese whalers want $30m for bodyguard ship Weatherill happy to widen Olympic Dam mine bill scrutiny Tropical oyster moves into SA gulf 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

ABC NewsMail - morning edition

NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 01 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Angry Qantas passengers still stuck in LA By Lisa Millar and Rachael Brown Hundreds of Qantas passengers remain stranded in Los Angeles and say the airline is not doing enough to get them on flights to Australia. More » Bali boy to face court today Americain favourite to defend Melbourne Cup Teen killed, more injured in 'horrific' car crash Palestine given UNESCO membership Australian soldiers kill Afghan civilian Economists bet on Cup day rates cut Cult 'brainwashing' case set for trial Police find gun in patient's artificial leg 12 dead in Halloween snowstorms More Analysis » Occupy Qantas: Joyce and the 99 per cent Only slightly less bizarre than Qantas CEO Allan Joyce's decision to ground his fleet over the weekend has been the muted response by the nation's media. But the story being told in the traditional media bears little connection to the attitudes of the general public.  As this week's Essential Report shows, in the public's interpretation of events like the Qantas grounding and the Occupy protests, there are bigger forces at play than the daily news cycle. More » Just one ride away from a shattered life Europe's new plan: will it work? Part 1 Population crisis: blame the 1 per cent Characterising the Commonwealth of Nations Beyond the occupations Afghanistan: easy to explain, difficult to justify First-world woes overshadow food crisis Newstart needs a boost Ending industrial disputes: arbitration is not the answer Just In More Just In » Champagne and roses ready to greet cup crowds Around 100,000 people will make their way through the turnstiles at Flemington Racecourse to watch the Melbourne Cup today. More » Police investigate dead woman found tied up Cult 'brainwashing' case set for trial 12 dead in Halloween snowstorms Economists bet on Cup day rates cut Compensation for Russian girls swapped at birth Police officer admits to child sex and weapons offences Americain favourite to defend Melbourne Cup Alice Springs votes against youth curfew Police find gun in patient's artificial leg World More World » Palestine given UNESCO membership Middle East correspondent Anne Barker The United Nations' top cultural body UNESCO has voted to grant full membership to the Palestinians. The move could boost the chances of recognition for a Palestinian state at the wider UN and will give Palestinians the right to nominate ancient cultural sites for inclusion on the world heritage register. But the vote in Paris has angered Israel and the United States and both countries consider the peace process is now more in danger than ever. More » Angry Qantas passengers still stuck in LA 12 dead in Halloween snowstorms NATO ends mission in Libya Cheers and fears as world population hits 7bn Business More Business » Qantas boss never warned of grounding: Albanese By Jeremy Thompson Qantas planes are back in the sky, as the Government contradicts claims it was warned "on multiple occasions" by the airline that it might ground its fleet. More » Long road ahead to repair Qantas brand Interest rate cut too close to call Japan steps in to weaken yen Local market loses ground as Qantas soars Virgin flies high amid Qantas stoush Troubled trader 'freezes client account' ASX rival launch ends monopoly Detention centre workers to strike Politics More Politics » Alice Springs votes against youth curfew The Alice Springs Town Council has voted against trying to impose a youth curfew in the town. More » Qantas hasn't set a precedent: Shorten Flying Kangaroo back in the air again Qantas boss never warned of grounding: Albanese Wilkie introduces cattle stunning bill Sport More Sport » Americain favourite to defend Melbourne Cup Overseas-trained horses dominate the betting for today's Melbourne Cup, with last year's winner Americain the popular pick to repeat his win at Flemington. More » Geelong's Ottens hangs up the boots Bunnies searching for new Sandow Postecoglou plays down poaching talk Vettel cruises to victory in India Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Blackberry pinches Colvin's Twitter pic for ad By Ashley Hall and staff PM presenter Mark Colvin calls on a tech company to investigate how a photo of him ended up in one of their promo videos. More » Seaweed advances south to extinction Tropical oyster moves into SA gulf Study links soft drink to violence German satellite plunges to Earth Environment More Environment » Call for Antarctic marine reserves A new coalition of environmental and conservation groups is calling for a massive area surrounding Antarctica to be protected in marine reserves. More » Seaweed advances south to extinction Japanese whalers want $30m for bodyguard ship Weatherill happy to widen Olympic Dam mine bill scrutiny Tropical oyster moves into SA gulf 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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