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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 02 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Search resumes for man missing after boat capsize Poor weather has hampered the search for a man still missing after a catamaran capsized off the New South Wales south coast yesterday, killing three people. More » Cats empire reigns over Pies Plutonium found near Japan nuke plant Plane crashes into NSW ferris wheel Rudd pledges 'life-saving' aid for PNG Key Taliban ally captured in Afghanistan Bushfire threat remains in Central Queensland Federal MPs in line for pay boost Second typhoon smashes Philippines Denmark introduces food fat tax More Analysis » Trading the world away ... the rot at the core of markets This week's viral video sensation was Alessio Rastani's simultaneously hilarious and troubling BBC interview. It was a snippet that revealed a deeper truth about the breadth of speculation in our society. The problem of amoral day traders and rootless hot money sloshing around the globe is not about the moral failures of individuals. It's structural. And it's a problem for us all. More » Help, help, I'm being repressed Shop 'til you gasp, but don't expect civility AFL's day of legend and legacy Gender wars: cultural barriers and Western taboos Ricketson on Manne in the Australian. Anyone notice that? Neo-Ottoman Erdogan and the plight of the Kurds Faceless man invisible in sport's big stoush Poker machine reforms won't work? Don't bet on it Bolt's columns did not deserve to see the light of day. End of story Just In More Just In » Campaigning begins in historic Tunisia poll Electioneering has begun ahead of Tunisia's historic October 23 elections following the toppling of long-time dictator Zine el Abidine Ben Ali. More » Denmark introduces food fat tax Search resumes for man missing after boat capsize Bushfire threat remains in Central Queensland Plutonium found near Japan nuke plant Rudd pledges 'life-saving' aid for PNG Second typhoon smashes Philippines Latest boat arrival proves Malaysia deal 'fail' Key Taliban ally captured in Afghanistan Worker dies after Brisbane airport link injury World More World » Plutonium found near Japan nuke plant North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy The Japanese government says it has detected plutonium outside the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant for the first time. More » Second typhoon smashes Philippines No survivors in Indonesia plane crash Death sentence for killer of Pakistan governor Obama under fire over targeted killing of cleric Key Taliban ally captured in Afghanistan Japan's whale hunt to resume: reports 19 die as Syrian forces battle protesters Prosecutors wrap up Knox case Business More Business » Global stocks record worst quarter in three years Global stocks end their worst quarter in nearly three years, down over $5 trillion on the back of concerns about the world economy and the lack of a credible solution to Europe's debt crisis. More » Landholders told to know their rights on CSG Eftpos customers face new debit card fees Surplus hinges on China strength, economist warns Housing market remains stagnant Choppy session sees market end flat Minimum shifts in limbo after latest appeal Politics More Politics » Federal MPs in line for pay boost Federal MPs could soon be in line for an exceptionally generous pay boost, with backbench salaries tipped to almost double to around $250,000. More » Obama under fire over targeted killing of cleric Sartor says Labor chose Rees over 'wogs' Australia should know better on asylum seekers: Amnesty chief Surplus hinges on China strength, economist warns Sport More Sport » Cats' Steve Johnson defies the sceptics Steve Johnson's remarkable performance in the Cats' grand-final win over Collingwood came a week after suffering a wrenched knee that looked to have ended his season. More » Malthouse parts ways with Pies AFL Grand Final: Commentary Highlights Mitchell injured in Wallabies win Monk made up hit-and-run story 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 » Burma halts dam project after rare outcry South East Asia correspondent Zoe Daniel Burma's government has suspended construction of a multi-billion dollar Chinese dam after a series of rare protests. More » Ship owners will plead guilty to oil spill Japan's whale hunt to resume: reports Tassie devils face mining hole death traps More protests over Bolivian road plan 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