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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 13 Dec, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Fishermen unravel family mystery after month at sea By NZ correspondent Dominique Schwartz Two Pacific Islanders who were lost at sea for a month have managed not only to survive, but to unravel a 50-year-old family mystery. More » Fraud suspect still in hospital after suspected overdose Clarke admits Hughes out of chances Truck crash closes Melbourne freeway Howard launches 'anti-warmist manual' for kids Gillard denies buying loyalty in Cabinet reshuffle Sir Zelman to be farewelled in Melbourne PNG court restores Somare as PM Defiant Cameron defends European veto Obama asks for drone back from Iran More Analysis » Why Europe might go broke and how it will hurt us Europe urgently needs to re-engineer their political and democratic processes. But they have failed to face the reality of their economic situation for decades, and it is not obvious that they will do so anytime soon Sadly, in the meantime, Europe's problems of civil unrest and poor economic performance are going to impose economic hardship on a lot of innocent bystanders, including Australia. More » Australia, you've never had it so good "Not one of us" Mitt's $10k betting blunder Shuffling for Gillard's clean Cabinet future Locking in calamity: Durban agrees to dither If it ain't broke, don't put it out to tender Who says Abbott should flick the switch to positive? Assessing the North Shore Eruv proposal Real progress at Durban should lead to smarter action Pizzazz-free Mitt deserves the nomination Just In More Just In » Tabloid hack probably didn't delete Dowler voicemail: police By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, wires Britain's media ethics inquiry has been told the News of the World tabloid was probably not responsible for deleting voicemail messages from the phone of murdered schoolgirl Milly Dowler. More » Airport arrest of accountant for tax returns theft Fraud suspect still in hospital after suspected overdose HMAS Choules to be commissioned Russian billionaire to take on Putin Sir Zelman to be farewelled in Melbourne Tunisia installs former dissident as president Howard launches 'anti-warmist manual' for kids Wilkinson retires from Test rugby Palestinian killed by tear gas canister World More World » Defiant Cameron defends European veto By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, staff British prime minister David Cameron has defended his decision to veto a new EU treaty, saying it was in the national interest. More » Fishermen unravel family mystery after month at sea PNG court restores Somare as PM NATO to end training mission in Iraq Obama asks for drone back from Iran Business More Business » Defiant Cameron defends European veto By Europe correspondent Emma Alberici, staff British prime minister David Cameron has defended his decision to veto a new EU treaty, saying it was in the national interest. More » Mortgage demand continues to rise Trade surplus falls amid flat exports More changes at the top for News Limited Aston, Whitehaven set for $5.1b merger Politics More Politics » Fraud suspect still in hospital after suspected overdose The man accused of stealing $16 million from Queensland Health has spent the night in the Royal Brisbane Hospital after an apparent drug overdose. More » Sir Zelman to be farewelled in Melbourne Howard launches 'anti-warmist manual' for kids Gillard denies buying loyalty in Cabinet reshuffle Australian union officials not welcome in Fiji Sport More Sport » Clarke admits Hughes out of chances Michael Clarke admits Phil Hughes' time is up after another dismal Test in Australia's horror seven-run loss to New Zealand. More » Wilkinson retires from Test rugby India set to pounce on wounded Aussies Allenby moves to bury Ogilvy spat Seebohm getting back to her best Sky Blues fine Cole for diving Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Sky gazers treated to total lunar eclipse Sky gazers across Australia and parts of Asia have been treated to a rare lunar eclipse - that is if bad weather did not block the view. More » Rain may spoil blood-red eclipse Apple loses bid to stop Samsung tablet Researchers failing to return NASA moon rocks: audit Scientists make progress on Alzheimer's vaccine Environment More Environment » Howard launches 'anti-warmist manual' for kids By Lexi Metherell Former prime minister John Howard has lent his support to a book aimed at school children which argues the theory of human-induced global warming is a scam. More » Combet says climate pact validates carbon tax Climate deal clears major hurdle S Africa urges world to approve climate deal Nuns join campaign against CSG mine 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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