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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 11 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Aussie cricketers accused of match fixing Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, staff A London court has been played a tape recording in which a sports agent accused of taking bribes to fix matches claims Australian cricketers are the "biggest" culprits in match fixing. More » All eyes on carbon tax as Parliament resumes Shark attack suspected in swimmer's disappearance Big Ben slowly tilting: report Voters losing confidence in Labor: poll Bali drug case boy may see release for rehab New ACCC boss puts supermarkets on notice Fed-up locals start NZ oil spill clean-up Greens say Olympic Dam expansion a health threat Anger boils over at Cairo funerals More Analysis » Lies, damn lies and politics: taking the r out of Juliar With the carbon debate set to hit the pointy end of Federal Parliament this week, get set for more character analysis of our beleaguered Prime Minister. With her public persona now inextricably tied to her decision to accept that her approach to carbon pricing amounts to a broken promise, it's worth looking into what's fuelling the 'Juliar' phenomenon. After all - Politician Lies - there's hardly a headline in that right? More » Book of Jobs: electronic Eden not paradise for everyone Encouraging jobs growth in the arts sector What do we really think about immigrants? After the summit: a descent to low reality The Bolt case: cutting through pontification to find motive Jobs's legacy, on a personal level Harm, problem gambling and the pro-pokie lobby Avoiding crisis, Bank of England takes speedy action Jobs, Gates and Branson: the value of being a drop-out Just In More Just In » Anger boils over at Cairo funerals Middle East correspondent Ben Knight, staff Egypt's Coptic Christians hold funerals for more than 30 protesters they say were killed by military police in Cairo. More » Jetstar workers to refuse to charge for excess baggage Iranian actress to be lashed over Australian movie UN exposes torture in Afghan custody Voters losing confidence in Labor: poll Dozens killed in Syrian fighting Aussie cricketers accused of match fixing Big Ben slowly tilting: report European stocks rally on banks pledge Egypt cabinet in crisis talks after Cairo bloodshed World More World » Anger boils over at Cairo funerals Middle East correspondent Ben Knight, staff Egypt's Coptic Christians hold funerals for more than 30 protesters they say were killed by military police in Cairo. More » Supremacist Terreblanche's murder trial begins Fed-up locals start NZ oil spill clean-up Bangkok prepares for massive flood peak Big Ben slowly tilting: report Business More Business » European stocks rally on banks pledge European shares jump as investors cheered a Franco-German pledge to shore up European banks. More » New ACCC boss puts supermarkets on notice Coalition holding firm against steel package Grim predictions as jobs market 'hits the wall' Australia Post plans to perfect pass the parcel Politics More Politics » Pilot's arrest in Fiji strains union-Qantas ties A union says the arrest and imprisonment of an Australian pilot in Fiji may put its relationship with Qantas in further jeopardy. More » Crucial asylum vote due this week Xenophon slams 'deceptive' clubs industry Kenya farewells Nobel peace laureate Victorian ALP backs policy shake-up Sport More Sport » Aussie cricketers accused of match fixing By Europe correspondent , staff A London court has been played a tape recording in which a sports agent accused of taking bribes to fix matches claims Australian cricketers are the "biggest" culprits in match fixing. More » Deans backs misfiring playmaker Cooper Toovey to lead Sea Eagles in 2013 Lee ruled out with appendicitis Emotional Muliaina's All Blacks career over Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Stem cells rejuvenating arthritic dogs Samantha Donovan Australian vets say they are having great success treating arthritic dogs with stem cells and researchers developing arthritis treatments for humans are taking a keen interest in the technique. More » Mirror group denies phone hacking claims Study shines new light on damaging UV rays Space 'snakes' revealed in first images Steve Jobs: titan who drove a tech revolution Environment More Environment » All eyes on carbon tax as Parliament resumes The Federal Opposition will make a last-ditch effort today to delay the start of the carbon tax as Parliament resumes to debate the proposed legislation. 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