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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 17 Oct, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Wallabies wilt The Wallabies will have to wait another four years for a chance to win the Rugby World Cup after they were overpowered by the All Blacks 20-6 at Eden Park last night. More » Labor vote up edges up after weekend of leaks Qantas plane turns back after engine problem Obama dedicates Martin Luther King memorial Thousands rally against CSG mining Diver dies in South Australian cave Indonesian boys 'wallowing' in Australian jails Teams pump oil from stricken ship off NZ coast Israel moves Palestinian swap prisoners Bangkok barriers hold but floods still menace More Analysis » It might look like a rabble, but it's a rabble that cares We live in a world of moral complexities. The systems that feed us, impoverish others. Because we consume, does that mean that we can't reject aspects of consumption? Can ordinary Australians act to change the systems that we're a part of? The Occupy movement isn't an answer to these questions, but ... More » Two-speed economy leaves millions going nowhere One bad apple Sniff this, business lobby: the odourless whiff of defeat Politics most foul, as in the best it is Iran's new message to the US Beyond a joke: Bogan loathing bring us all to shame Conversations: Australia's role in an emerging Asia So, Julia, why don't you tell me exactly what happened? Open letter to Wendy Francis Just In More Just In » No excuses The Wallabies admit they were totally outplayed by a hungrier All Blacks side in their 20-6 World Cup semi-final loss. More » $1m reward considered for Mokbel informant Obama dedicates Martin Luther King memorial Indonesian boys 'wallowing' in Australian jails French left picks its presidential champion Qantas grounds planes as pilot stoush escalates Qantas plane turns back after engine problem South African tail wags past Australia Labor vote up edges up after weekend of leaks Anger over Japanese 'boyfriend tracker' app World More World » Rome cleans up after 'Day of Rage' The hangover from a global "Day of Rage" turned out to be a mild one for most, with peaceful protests everywhere but Italy. More » Israel moves Palestinian swap prisoners Yemen troops shoot dead more protesters Teams pump oil from stricken ship off NZ coast Obama dedicates Martin Luther King memorial Business More Business » Deadline set for eurozone solution By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires G20 finance ministers give leaders a deadline of October 23 to come up with a solution to the debt crisis. More » Qantas boss sees no quick end to dispute Jobs the key to euro crisis fix: Swan Share price hangs on NBN deal: Thodey Politics More Politics » Obama dedicates Martin Luther King memorial By Washington correspondent Craig McMurtrie US president Barack Obama joins thousands to celebrate the dedication of a memorial to assassinated civil rights leader Martin Luther King. More » Labor vote up edges up after weekend of leaks Yemen troops shoot dead more protesters Rome cleans up after 'Day of Rage' Qantas boss sees no quick end to dispute Sport More Sport » All Blacks batter Wallabies to reach final The All Blacks overwhelmed the Wallabies 20-6 in a brutal semi-final win at Eden Park on Sunday to move closer to a first World Cup triumph in 24 years. More » Stoner claims second world title South African tail wags past Australia Kangaroos run roughshod over Kiwis Smeltz puts dagger in the Heart Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Samsung free to launch another tablet The court that granted Apple a temporary injunction against Samsung's rival to the iPad has knocked back a request to prevent Samsung from launching a similar product. More » Court stops sale of Samsung tablets Black Death was mother of all plagues Sony halts accounts after new breach Smart plastic research tops science prizes Environment More Environment » Teams pump oil from stricken ship off NZ coast Teams in New Zealand pump oil from the grounded container ship Rena amid fears it could break apart. More » Fears grow for stricken NZ ship Aussies help rescue animals in NZ oil spill Volunteer army cleans oil-soaked NZ coast Ship owners fined $1.2 million for oil spill 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