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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 11 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Murdoch faces tough questions at hacking inquiry James Murdoch is accused of running his media empire like a "mafia boss" during a parliamentary inquiry into the UK phone hacking scandal. More » Former banker tasked with saving Greece Perry vows to press on after debate gaffe Aussies accept blame for Cape Town collapse Tear gas fired on crowds in quake city US Marines to be based in Darwin: reports Carbon tax to be itemised on NSW energy bills Fallen soldier honoured at Brisbane funeral Chief prosecutor slams Bali teen's parents Abbott in talks with UK chancellor More Analysis » Now there's a good gay Does someone have a manual on how to be a more accurate homosexual? It's hard enough being queer, let alone having to deal with the weird pressure to be the "right" kind of queer. Trying to actively defy stereotypes can be exhausting. In the end, aren't we all stereotypes in some way? More » Australia's founding father of indefinite mandatory detention Observing Remembrance Day: a personal reflection Dear Kim Williams: a little regulation won't kill you Afghan army an Afghan government responsibility Culture against currency in local film survival We're all Rosie A European break-up would be a messy affair We cannot win the Afghanistan war Still polls apart, but the tides, they are a changing Just In More Just In » Marriage celebrants booked out for Nov 11 Kristy Sexton-McGrath Marriage celebrants are bracing for a busy day of nuptials, with couples tying the knot today on the 11th of the 11th, 2011. More » Carbon tax to be itemised on NSW energy bills Fallen soldier honoured at Brisbane funeral Tear gas fired on crowds in quake city Hospitals row over Remembrance Day broadcast US Marines to be based in Darwin: reports Groundwater contamination prompts EPA warning Chief prosecutor slams Bali teen's parents Australian War Memorial marks 70th anniversary Aussies accept blame for Cape Town collapse World More World » Former banker tasked with saving Greece A former top banker has been tasked with saving Greece's economy and saving the country from default, bankruptcy and an exit from the eurozone. More » Murdoch faces tough questions at hacking inquiry Perry vows to press on after debate gaffe Rescuers scour rubble for Turkish quake survivors Charges laid over Pike River mine disaster Fukushima crisis 'stunting children's growth' Business More Business » Former banker tasked with saving Greece A former top banker has been tasked with saving Greece's economy and saving the country from default, bankruptcy and an exit from the eurozone. More » Murdoch faces tough questions at hacking inquiry Shares pull up after morning freefall Qantas pilots challenge strike ban Unemployment rate falls to 5.2pc Papademos named as new Greek PM Government backs social sector pay rise Break-up of eurozone flagged as crisis deepens Mining investment boom 'has peaked' Fume on, Roxon tells tobacco firms Politics More Politics » Hospitals row over Remembrance Day broadcast Patients in South Australian public hospitals might find it easy to forget Remembrance Day today. More » Cigarette packaging legislation passes Senate States urged to get on board fair pay plan Knife-wielding men stage rooftop protest Government backs social sector pay rise Sport More Sport » Aussies accept blame for Cape Town collapse Michael Clarke said his batsmen can not dodge the blame for their capitulation on day two against South Africa. More » Jim Maxwell: The momentum has swung Lyle upstages big names at the Open Foran to stay with Manly Quade must change Wallabies mindset: Horan Djokovic survives Paris Masters hiccup Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Murdoch faces tough questions at hacking inquiry James Murdoch is accused of running his media empire like a "mafia boss" during a parliamentary inquiry into the UK phone hacking scandal. More » Stranded humpback whale frees itself Wallaby milk could give premature babies a bounce Stem cell breakthrough for Parkinson's disease World's smallest 4wd is a billionth of a metre long Environment More Environment » Groundwater contamination prompts EPA warning Car maker Holden says chemical contamination of water in an aquifer about 20 metres below its Elizabeth plant in northern Adelaide has spread to neighbouring properties. The Environment Protection Authority has told the property owners to test their groundwater. EPA acting chief executive Tony Circelli says residential properties and the nearby Lyell McEwin Hospital have not been affected. More » In pictures: Mystery marine disease off Gladstone Activists outraged at use of protected Tassie timber Windsor dismisses Judas attack Government continues carbon tax sell About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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