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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 22 Nov, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Aussies save series at the death Patrick Cummins capped a dream debut by hitting the winning runs as Australia recorded a thrilling two-wicket victory in the second Test. More » Murdered girl's parents, Hugh Grant front hacking inquiry Qantas booked lockout notices before grounding fleet: couriers Egypt's cabinet resigns as clashes rage Putin booed and heckled on fight night Nursing home fire toll rises to 8 Murder charge over mannequin bashing death Gillard shades Abbott as preferred PM Ex-MP guilty of child prostitution charge Khmer Rouge horrors presented to court More Analysis » Afghanistan: when politicians stop listening It's clear that we can't rely on either major party to end our military involvement in Afghanistan, with their "bipartisan" conspiracy against the wishes of the Australian people. Australians who care for their country and the future of their children deserve better leaders. Not gunslingers and warmongers. We need leaders with the courage to acknowledge that Afghanistan is an unwinnable war, to do what most Australians want, and to get our troops out now. More » Swearing off WorkChoices, one day at a time The Government's new case for the Intervention Nuclear policy and process dumped at the drop of a hat Uranium, gay marriage and papal non-proliferation The power of presidential celebrity This unfolding Asian century is our time of opportunity News Corp is Bad News Income $21,700, debt $142,710: owed in the USA Media inquiry predictions and observations Just In More Just In » Murder charge over antiques dealer's bashing death A man has been charged with murder over the bludgeoning death of an antiques dealer in Sydney's inner west earlier this year. Police say Michael Goh was beaten with an antique dressmaker's mannequin. More » Parliamentary committee backs civil unions in Qld Crews brace for more bushfires near Rockhampton AIDS infections hit new low: UN Teens injured in Schoolies crossing incident Gillard shades Abbott as preferred PM Khmer Rouge horrors presented to court Abbott attacks economic management Egypt's cabinet resigns as clashes rage 12th wife banished from Swazi palace: reports World More World » Egypt's cabinet resigns as clashes rage Egypt's military has reportedly rejected the resignation of the entire cabinet, as deadly clashes continue to flare in Cairo's Tahrir Square. More » Murdered girl's parents, Hugh Grant front hacking inquiry Khmer Rouge horrors presented to court Putin booed and heckled on fight night Libyan PM looks to verify spy chief capture Man charged over New York bomb plot Business More Business » Qantas booked lockout notices before grounding fleet: couriers by Steve Cannane Two couriers have told ABC's Lateline program that Qantas booked drivers to deliver lockout notices in the days leading up to the airline's announcement it was grounding its fleet. More » Labor wins independents' backing for mining tax Pharmacists threaten revolt over guild's power Rates are where we want them: RBA Debt woes pull down local stocks US debt panel heading for failure 'Shifty' Orica boss attacked over leak OneSteel says Whyalla plant closure an option Mining company ordered to court over sacred site Politics More Politics » Gillard shades Abbott as preferred PM A new poll shows the Coalition has pulled further ahead of Labor, but Julia Gillard has edged ahead of Tony Abbott as preferred prime minister. More » Abbott attacks economic management Greens wavering on support for mining tax SA flags change to suppression laws Philip Morris sues after plain packing laws pass Sport More Sport » Aussies save series at the death Patrick Cummins capped a dream debut by hitting the winning runs as Australia recorded a thrilling two-wicket victory in the second Test. More » Interview: Michael Clarke Interview: Patrick Cummins Day Five Wrap: South Africa v Australia Ponting rises but Test career in limbo Injured Murray slumps to defeat Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Great Dying happened in hell of a short time By Stephen Pincock for ABC Science Online Scientists have pinpointed the timing of the Earth's most dramatic extinction, when bushfires raged across continents and 70 per cent of land animals were wiped out. More » Sales up but Aussie online commerce still e-volving Ghost mountains give up their secrets Huge lakes could lie under Jupiter moon's surface Faltering funds halt human stem cell trial Environment More Environment » Greenhouse gases rose to record high in 2010: UN The UN weather agency says the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere rose to a new high in 2010 and the rate of increase has accelerated. 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