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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 03 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Toddlers' deaths a tragic reminder to parents Brigid Andersen The death of a one-year-old girl at a NT campground at the weekend is the fourth time a parent has killed their child with a car in two weeks. More » Market tumbles on fresh Greek fears Children hit by train near Ballarat Mandela retreats from public spotlight Crews get upper hand on Qld fire fronts ANZ overdraft fees challenged in court Woolies reassures customers over tainted milk Formal complaint over Gould's pokie comments Police charge teen over spear death Hole in ozone forms above Arctic More Analysis » The Gillard experiment: time to pull the plug? Received wisdom among voters, the commentariat and even a large number of her own party is that the Gillard experiment has failed and it's time to move on. This may seem a premature verdict after just over a year in Government. But then, on a bad day, it can seem as if she has been Prime Minister for an eternity. Perhaps the dreaded It's Time factor is already in play. More » For climate debate facts watch ABC fiction Nothing sacred about Swan's tax conclave On Wall St, the have-nots dig their heels in Fat chance: if Christie runs, prejudice runs with him One person's tax break is another person's broken housing dream The tax talkfest: will anything good come from it? The political party's over Goldilocks NBN policies costing Libs credibility Put Australia on the right side of history Just In More Just In » Woolies reassures customers over tainted milk Brendan Trembath Woolworths is trying to reassure customers that a recall of some of its Home Brand milk is just a precautionary measure. More » Police charge teen over spear death Toddlers' deaths a tragic reminder to parents Territory quest for skilled workers from Ireland Eade joins Pies' coaching staff Children hit by train near Ballarat Crews get upper hand on Qld fire fronts Red Centre firefighters welcome relief of rain Manly dominates Four Nations squad MotoGP champ reveals Japan water radiation fears World More World » Afghan peace deal may hurt women’s rights Afghanistan correspondent Sally Sara takes a look inside Kabul's women's prison, where there are fears rights could be traded away if the government reaches a peace deal with the Taliban. More » Red Cross warns of medical emergency in Sirte Mandela retreats from public spotlight Kenya scrambles to find kidnapped woman 'Roll up your sleeves' Cameron tells eurozone Hole in ozone forms above Arctic Business More Business » Market tumbles on fresh Greek fears Australian shares slumped by more than 2 per cent today as investors were spooked by fresh fears about the state of the global economy. More » Inflation measure leaves RBA room to move ANZ overdraft fees challenged in court Protesters threaten more Wall St demos 'Roll up your sleeves' Cameron tells eurozone Politics More Politics » Formal complaint over Gould's pokie comments Independent Senator Nick Xenophon and independent MP Andrew Wilkie will today formally complain to Channel Nine about comments made by rugby league commentators about proposed changes to pokies laws. More » Tribunal ponders pay rises for MPs Evans talks up jobs forum prospects Protesters threaten more Wall St demos Hundreds arrested in Wall Street protest Sport More Sport » Buckley and I never great mates: Malthouse Retired Collingwood coach Mick Malthouse says he and successor Nathan Buckley were never great mates and he does not believe Buckley wanted him to stick around. More » Manly dominates Four Nations squad Eade joins Pies' coaching staff Stewarts bury hatchet with Gallop History means nothing against Boks: Horwill Science and Technology More Science and Technology » NASA revises down giant asteroid threat NASA says there are fewer giant asteroids in space than once thought and most of the biggest near-Earth asteroids have been found, leaving little threat of one smashing into the planet. More » Aussie researchers among IgNobel winners China launches experimental space station Milky Way hangs by a cosmic thread Koala eats leaves and grunts - like a cow Environment More Environment » MotoGP champ reveals Japan water radiation fears North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy Reigning world Moto GP champion Jorge Lorenzo has revealed he is showering in bottled water while in Japan because of concerns about radiation from the Fukushima nuclear plant. More » Hole in ozone forms above Arctic Japan nuke companies stacked public meetings Whale carcass to be buried Burma halts dam project after rare outcry 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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