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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Sat 10 Dec, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » BigPond services down due to privacy bungle Internet users across the country are having difficulty accessing Telstra BigPond services that were taken down yesterday as a privacy precaution. The BigPond website says customers may have trouble logging in or managing their accounts and accessing webmail. The Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) says this comes after a major privacy bungle by Telstra. More » Live blog UQ vice-chancellor brings forward resignation No beards, ponytails for Victorian police UK stays out of new EU treaty O'Farrell opens door to uranium exploration Police chase ends with motorcyclist death Australia accused of siding with big polluters Sea Shepherd lawsuit 'could end whaling' Heart inflict more pain on Roar More Analysis » To market, to market: the shopping of democracy 'Political power in Europe has passed to a tiny elite of technocrats.' What about in Australia? If it's the economic calamity besetting the US and in Europe that's led to the ebbing of the democratic tide, can we consider ourselves immune? Are we safely sandbagged behind the mining boom? Don't bank on it. More » Political rivalry: what's new? The sad story of Marlon Noble A year through the eyes of the Canberra gallery How can climate change denialism be explained? Marriage traditions, forever evolving The renaissance of hope Polls, pollies and policies: the year that was When is a journalist not a journalist? Australia Network: sorting fact from fiction Just In More Just In » Police chase ends with motorcyclist death Sydney police have defended their actions after a chase which ended with the death of a motorcyclist. More » UQ vice-chancellor brings forward resignation Netherlands faces massacre compensation claims O'Farrell opens door to uranium exploration BigPond services down due to privacy bungle No beards, ponytails for Victorian police DR Congo rival declares himself president Second Test, Day Two Live Blog Australia accused of siding with big polluters 25 'starving' dogs maul owner to death World More World » DR Congo rival declares himself president Violent protests have erupted in the DR Congo's capital after incumbent Joseph Kabila was named the election winner and his two main rivals rejected the result. More » Six arrested after deadly blaze at Indian hospital UK stays out of new EU treaty Massacre warning in Syrian protest hub Sea Shepherd lawsuit 'could end whaling' DR Congo rival declares himself president Four brothers arrested over 'brutal' acid attack UN chief pledges office in Mogadishu Business More Business » UK stays out of new EU treaty By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires Britain is facing isolation in Europe after prime minister David Cameron vetoed a radical change to the treaty governing the European Union. More » BigPond services down due to privacy bungle Report backs review of GST online threshold St George follows big four in rate cut Harvey Norman fined over footy 3D ads Apple loses bid to stop Samsung tablet Politics More Politics » DR Congo rival declares himself president Violent protests have erupted in the DR Congo's capital after incumbent Joseph Kabila was named the election winner and his two main rivals rejected the result. More » Australia accused of siding with big polluters Sea Shepherd lawsuit 'could end whaling' Manhunt continues for Qld health executive UK stays out of new EU treaty Sport More Sport » Second Test, Day Two Live Blog New Zealand extended its lead over Australia to 43 with 10 wickets in hand by tea on day two of the second Test. More » Postecoglou won't bag boo boys Injured Vettori out for a month Managers slam English FA over Rooney appeal Trickett set for Queensland swim titles Teen Barty into Aussie Open wildcard final Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Rain may spoil blood-red eclipse By Genelle Weule Stay up late tonight and you could be treated to a blood red Moon - that is if cloudy weather doesn't spoil your view. More » Apple loses bid to stop Samsung tablet Researchers failing to return NASA moon rocks: audit Scientists make progress on Alzheimer's vaccine Gene patent stoush heads to US court Environment More Environment » Australia accused of siding with big polluters The Greens say Australia has sided with the big polluters by not backing a legally binding global agreement to tackle climate change. More » Sea Shepherd lawsuit 'could end whaling' Tas devil fence going ahead as disease spreads Australia 'playing games' at climate talks Laos Mekong superdam put on hold 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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