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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 15 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » PM changes mind on uranium sales to India Prime Minister Julia Gillard is backing a push to reverse Labor's long-standing ban on selling yellowcake uranium to India. More » Roebuck was facing sexual assault allegation: Maxwell Failed asylum seeker fears for his life Norwegian gunman makes first public appearance Hartigan to face media inquiry No longer welcome in Newcastle, Orica told Battle to save Queensland's dugongs Syria isolated as Jordan turns on Assad Russia back in space after mishaps Naked thieves paraded through Peruvian town More Analysis » You say nanny state, and I say intervention ... The Gillard Government want plain package cigarettes, they want a tax on alcopops, they want to protect us from poker machine addiction. The Howard Government introduced the Northern Territory intervention and its income management system, but when it comes to managing pokie spending the Opposition stand strongly against the notion. Ultimately, no matter who is in charge, we are moving towards a nanny state. The parties are just selective as to what they wish to nanny. More » Barack-ing for the other team No pre-commitment to the truth in pro-pokie campaign Leaks and alliances in Australian politics Occupy wants what Occupy is: another reality Too old to dance: gentlemen you will be judged The enemy of my ally is my friend What should we make of Iran's nuclear program? There's nothing special about manufacturing Bumpy ride ahead on Italy's road to recovery Just In More Just In » 15yo boy charged with bashing, stabbing mum A 15-year-old boy from Sydney's west has been charged after allegedly hitting his mother with a baseball bat then stabbing her. More » Naked thieves paraded through Peruvian town Duo face court over 1993 London race murder Dreamliner to touch down in Sydney Syria isolated as Jordan turns on Assad Hartigan to face media inquiry Roebuck was facing sexual assault allegation: Maxwell No longer welcome in Newcastle, Orica told PM changes mind on uranium sales to India Norwegian gunman makes first public appearance World More World » Syria isolated as Jordan turns on Assad By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires Jordan's King Abdullah has become the first Arab leader to publicly call for Syria's president to step down and make way for a new political regime. More » Market jittery as Monti moves to save Italy Norwegian gunman makes first public appearance Roebuck was facing sexual assault allegation: Maxwell Business More Business » APEC leaders agree to slash green tariffs By political correspondent Sabra Lane Without an Hawaiian shirt in sight, APEC leaders commit to cutting tariffs on environmental goods to no more than 5 per cent by the end of 2015. More » Market jittery as Monti moves to save Italy Concerns raised over APEC trade deal Wong warns of tough spending cuts News Limited review finds no phone hacking Politics More Politics » PM changes mind on uranium sales to India Prime Minister Julia Gillard is backing a push to reverse Labor's long-standing ban on selling yellowcake uranium to India. More » Australian students falling behind world standards Key takes on NZ paper over secret recording Greens fear quest for surplus will cost jobs Government gives debt-laden Adelaide Zoo $2.6m Sport More Sport » Roebuck was facing sexual assault allegation: Maxwell By Africa correspondent Ginny Stein and staff The ABC's Jim Maxwell has confirmed that Peter Roebuck was about to be detained over an alleged sexual assault when he leapt to his death from his Cape Town hotel. More » Axe hangs over Sheens ahead of final Test championship delayed until 2017 Socceroos want Thai redemption Haddin not done with Tests yet Dogs deny being underhanded with Hasler 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 » Marine life falls victim to Queensland's floods John Taylor and staff Nine months after floods and cyclones battered Queensland, dugongs and turtles are dying in record numbers. More » Marathon starts legal fight over Arkaroola mining ban Groundwater contamination prompts EPA warning In pictures: Mystery marine disease off Gladstone Activists outraged at use of protected Tassie timber 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. 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