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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 10 Dec, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » EU leaders back euro crisis pact, UK isolated 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 » Manhunt continues for Qld health executive Scores killed in India hospital blaze Rain may spoil blood-red eclipse 2GB won't be punished for asylum funeral quiz Fight erupts over political donation crackdown Four brothers arrested over 'brutal' acid attack Syrian forces kill 14 civilians: activists Whalers take Sea Shepherd to court Sandilands apologises for on-air rant 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 » Manhunt continues for Qld health executive A national manhunt is continuing for a Queensland Health executive accused of stealing more than $16 million. More » Syrian forces kill 14 civilians: activists Four brothers arrested over 'brutal' acid attack Greens want water protected from mining impact EU leaders back euro crisis pact, UK isolated UN chief pledges office in Mogadishu Somare's son denies secret meeting 2GB won't be punished for asylum funeral quiz Rain may spoil blood-red eclipse Whalers take Sea Shepherd to court World More World » Scores killed in India hospital blaze Police in the Indian city of Kolkata have arrested six people over a fire at a private hospital that killed 89 people. More » EU leaders back euro crisis pact, UK isolated Netherlands sorry for 1947 Indonesia massacre Syrian forces kill 14 civilians: activists UN chief pledges office in Mogadishu Iranian TV shows downed US drone Business More Business » EU leaders back euro crisis pact, UK isolated 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 » Report backs review of GST online threshold ACCC likely to accept Telstra split plan 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 » Manhunt continues for Qld health executive A national manhunt is continuing for a Queensland Health executive accused of stealing more than $16 million. More » EU leaders back euro crisis pact, UK isolated Fight erupts over political donation crackdown Vandals target Peter Slipper's office Ministers back front-of-pack nutrition details Sport More Sport » Pattinson revels in Bellerive blitz By Joel Zander Star in the making James Pattinson took his second consecutive five-wicket haul as Australia set itself up for another crushing victory on day one of the second Test. More » Failing Hughes given one last shot Heart inflict more pain on Roar Interview: James Pattinson Australia v New Zealand: Day One Highlights Beetson farewelled at Brisbane service 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 'playing games' at climate talks As world climate talks enter their final tense day in South Africa, Australia has been accused of "fudging it" at the Durban meeting. More » Laos Mekong superdam put on hold PNG cops forced to leave logging camps CSG mine leaking dangerous levels of chemicals: green group Combet casts doubt on Kyoto extension 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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