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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 14 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Monti nominated as Italian PM By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires Italy's president has nominated economics professor Mario Monti to lead a new government tasked with rescuing the country's economy in the wake of Silvio Berlusconi's resignation. More » Police investigating Roebuck's death APEC leaders agree on trade deal outline Fight to save whales to continue School struggling to deal with crash deaths Gillard gains ground in polls NZ wreck clean-up to continue for months Scientists uncover mutant melanoma gene Kangaroos made to fight by brave Wales More Analysis » There's nothing special about manufacturing Just saying that there is nothing special about manufacturing for Australia is enough to make you very unpopular with all the political parties.  For them, manufacturing has held a special place in their hearts. But hopefully, the days when the Australian Government attempts to prop-up parts of the manufacturing industry are behind us. More » Bumpy ride ahead on Italy's road to recovery The waiting is the hardest part Fix the economy, destroy the polity: Australia since 1983 For and against an ABC-run Australia Network Silence on suicide: just talk about it Shakespeare speculation and conspiracy tales Media self-regulation: the Norway way Pilots steal the march in Qantas action Don't go Shane! Shane! Just In More Just In » Nursing dispute heads to industrial umpire The Victorian Government is hoping Fair Work Australia will order a halt to industrial action by nurses later today. More » Arab League to meet on Syria crisis NZ wreck clean-up to continue for months Police investigating Roebuck's death Four still in hospital after wall collapse Scientists uncover mutant melanoma gene Gillard gains ground in polls F/A-18 Hornets to be deployed for Obama visit PNG ministers expected to hand themselves in to police Fight to save whales to continue World More World » Monti nominated as Italian PM By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires Italy's president has nominated economics professor Mario Monti to lead a new government tasked with rescuing the country's economy in the wake of Silvio Berlusconi's resignation. More » Police investigating Roebuck's death Saudi ministry condemns attack in Syria Wedding party killed in Afghan roadside bombing Death toll in China mine blast rises to 30 Business More Business » Agreement reached on free-trade pact US president Barack Obama has announced nine APEC countries, including Australia, have reached a broad agreement on a free-trade pact known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership. More » Smart shopping Silvio Berlusconi resigns as Italian PM Games may save struggling Gold Coast Fairfax final bow affirms digital media evolution Politics More Politics » WA to introduce tough new bikie laws Western Australia will attempt to introduce the toughest anti-bikie laws in the country. The government is moving to have the gangs declared criminal organisations and if successful, members of those groups will be prohibited from associating with one another. More » Brown wants debate on US troop expansion Rudd mum on US troop boost, takes aim at Greens Marathon starts legal fight over Arkaroola mining ban Hospitals row over Remembrance Day broadcast Sport More Sport » Police investigating Roebuck's death By Africa correspondent Ginny Stein South African police are investigating the death of the former cricketer and ABC commentator Peter Roebuck. More » Kangaroos made to fight by brave Wales Hamilton pounces on rare Vettel retirement Chalmers takes out Australian Open Phoenix steal point in Brisbane Whincup pulls off Launceston sweep 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 » Marathon starts legal fight over Arkaroola mining ban Explorer Marathon Resources is taking legal action against the South Australian Government over a total mining ban imposed on the Arkaroola wilderness region of the Flinders Ranges. Marathon has been seeking compensation for its costs since the former premier Mike Rann announced several months ago the Government would proclaim a ban because of the area's unique environmental qualities. More » Groundwater contamination prompts EPA warning In pictures: Mystery marine disease off Gladstone Activists outraged at use of protected Tassie timber Windsor dismisses Judas attack About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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