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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 07 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Teen faces Bali prison if convicted over drugs Indonesia correspondent Matt Brown Lawyers for a 14-year-old Australian boy who has been arrested by police in Bali and accused of buying marijuana say they have convinced police to re-interview him again later today. The boy, from Newcastle on the New South Wales central coast, was arrested on Tuesday and accused of buying 6.9 grams of marijuana. Foreign Minister Kevin Rudd has sent Australia's ambassador Greg Moriarty from Jakarta to Bali and asked him to make this case his top priority. More » Wise words: Steve Jobs in quotes Delays expected despite Qantas staff calling off strike Obama issues stern warning on eurozone crisis Footage offers glimpse of N Korea hunger crisis UN says 2,900 killed in Syrian violence Swedish poet wins Nobel literature prize ACCC probes 'free to roam' chicken farms BBC to shrink as it shares in UK spending cuts Study shines new light on damaging UV rays More Analysis » Bolt factor: the making of an opportunist Although Bolt has been writing two or more provocative columns per week for the Herald Sun since the late 1990s, it has only been in the past five or so years that he has expanded his reach â€" and his influence â€" to the huge national audience he has today. Print, radio, the internet and television. Andrew Bolt is on a quest to become the Bill O'Reilly of Australia. More » The modern cult of personality: a reflection on the death of Steve Jobs Put not your trust in princes: the Bible in Australian politics Science is the only game in town Occupy everywhere: the ghost of protests past Councils in confidence Steve Jobs: 'losing the da Vinci of our time' Double the chances for the Horn of Africa An alternative view of The Slap Wirraway economics in a world of Messerschmitts Just In More Just In » Study shines new light on damaging UV rays Lexi Metherell There is new evidence that the sun's UV rays are even more damaging than once thought. More » UN says 2,900 killed in Syrian violence Footage offers glimpse of N Korea hunger crisis Teen faces Bali prison if convicted over drugs Obama issues stern warning on eurozone crisis Swedish poet wins Nobel literature prize BBC to shrink as it shares in UK spending cuts N Korean 'spy' charged with assassination attempt Wise words: Steve Jobs in quotes Dead birds found in NZ oil slick World More World » Obama issues stern warning on eurozone crisis Barack Obama warns of a weakening US economy and urges Europe to move fast on a potentially devastating debt crisis. More » UN says 2,900 killed in Syrian violence Wise words: Steve Jobs in quotes Palin opts out of US presidential race BBC to shrink as it shares in UK spending cuts Swedish poet wins Nobel literature prize Business More Business » Obama issues stern warning on eurozone crisis North America correspondent, Jane Cowan, wires US president Barack Obama warns of a weakening American economy and urges Europe to act fast on a potentially devastating debt crisis. More » Apple co-founder Steve Jobs dead Standard & Poor's denies misleading councils Delays expected despite Qantas staff calling off strike Bank nabs Ken Henry for board job Politics More Politics » Australian-made plan closes jobs forum Sabra Lane, staff The Federal Government has announced that it will expand plans that require big construction projects to use Australian-made goods. More » Abbott won't commit to repealing pokies laws Occupy Wall Street stages biggest protest yet Bank nabs Ken Henry for board job Dead digger's father wants chopper crash report Sport More Sport » Scott wants another flag with Cats Geelong coach Chris Scott wants to extend the AFL club's greatest era further, despite the ongoing challenge of managing its ageing team. More » Guilty Tandy facing life ban Inglis battling to be fit for Kiwi clash Hockeyroos win, Kookas lose to Kiwis Kings unable to strike Bogut deal Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Study shines new light on damaging UV rays Lexi Metherell There is new evidence that the sun's UV rays are even more damaging than once thought. More » Space 'snakes' revealed in first images Steve Jobs: titan who drove a tech revolution Summer bushfires risk rivals the 1970s India unveils $36 tablet computer Environment More Environment » Study shines new light on damaging UV rays Lexi Metherell There is new evidence that the sun's UV rays are even more damaging than once thought. More » Meeting to review global tuna catch quotas Japanese whaling may put 'lives at risk' Japan commits to Southern Ocean whale hunt Farmers, miners competing for water 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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