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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 09 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Afghan soldier shoots 3 diggers By Afghanistan correspondent Sally Sara and staff Three Australian soldiers are in hospital this morning after being shot by a rogue Afghan soldier, just 10 days after three diggers died in a similar attack. More » Berlusconi to quit after vote humiliation Government continues carbon tax sell Iran tried to make atomic bomb: UN Windsor dismisses Judas attack Ned Kelly's remains to be released to family Riot police evict Occupy Sydney protesters Autistic boy faces deportation Barnett under fire over 'leprechaun' jibe Sarkozy overheard calling Netanyahu a liar More Analysis » Enough with the Green trivia, let's canvass some policy The Greens are a problem for the Coalition and some in the media. They don't cope well with them, and thus as a rule bypass rationality and go straight for the name calling. But given The Greens look set to have a position of importance in this nation's political structure for many years, it would serve us well if the debate surrounding The Greens focussed a little bit more on the policies rather than the trivia. More » Australian laws contributing to deaths at sea Q&A tweets: enough is enough Let them have marriage Does Abbott face a tough demolition job? Blood oath. Carbon pricing: a legislative history The canning of Herman Cain A submission to the media inquiry Media inquiry motives: accountability or revenge? Saudi influence on the Arab Spring Just In More Just In » Sachin reaches 15,000 as India eyes victory Debutant Ravichandran Ashwin grabbed six wickets and Sachin Tendulkar completed 15,000 Test runs to boost India's hopes of winning the opening Test against the West Indies in Delhi. More » Ned Kelly's remains to be released to family Sarkozy overheard calling Netanyahu a liar Iran tried to make atomic bomb: UN ACCC to probe Brisbane's soaring petrol prices Memorial service to honour fallen digger Windsor dismisses Judas attack Barnett under fire over 'leprechaun' jibe Tiger attacks rise in Indonesia Red Arrows pilot dies in ejector mishap World More World » Berlusconi to quit after vote humiliation By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires Italian prime minister Silvio Berlusconi has confirmed he will stand down after suffering a humiliating blow in a parliamentary budget vote. More » Afghan soldier shoots 3 diggers Iran tried to make atomic bomb: UN Sarkozy overheard calling Netanyahu a liar Tiger attacks rise in Indonesia Business More Business » Olympus admits hiding losses for decades Camera maker Olympus admits to hiding investment losses worth $1.3 billion, sending the company's share price into freefall. More » Telcos in 'race to the bottom' ASX rival to trade top 200 shares Berlusconi defiant ahead of key vote Carbon tax passes Senate Business bullish despite fall in conditions Tax does not target small miners: Treasury Market optimistic amid euro doubts Trade surplus falls to $2.56b Politics More Politics » Barnett under fire over 'leprechaun' jibe West Australian Premier Colin Barnett has been accused of demeaning Irish people after he labelled an Opposition MP a "leprechaun". More » Government continues carbon tax sell Riot police evict Occupy Sydney protesters Carbon tax passes Senate Change machines breaching gambling code: Xenophon Sport More Sport » Warne returns to big stage Australian cricket fans will get the chance to see Shane Warne playing on home soil this summer for the first time since 2007. More » Williams apologises to Tiger for slur Thorpe bombs out in Beijing Ponting takes aim at 'underdone' Proteas T-Rex charged over high shot Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Antarctic crack could cause city-sized iceberg A massive crack is growing wider in the Antarctic ice sheet and could break apart in the coming months, forming an iceberg the size of New York City, NASA scientists have warned. More » Volunteers released after 520 day 'Mars mission' Speedo wins case against porn blogger Clock ticking: GMT could be history Chinese spaceship docks at module Environment More Environment » Windsor dismisses Judas attack Independent MP Tony Windsor has laughed off an attack from the Nationals over his support for the carbon tax. More » Government continues carbon tax sell Carbon tax passes Senate Reef faces invasive species hazard Reef chief recommends port rethink About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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