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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 14 Dec, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Lunchtime massacre in Belgian market By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown and staff A man has opened fire on a crowded Christmas market in Liege, in eastern Belgium, killing at least three people and injuring dozens more with bullets and grenades. More » Chained Pakistani students rescued from school Key fund's woes puts super at risk for thousands Ponting and Hussey in for Boxing Day New-look Cabinet to be sworn in today Top HSC students honoured in NSW Wharfies still locked out in industrial dispute PNG tensions high as leadership deadlock remains Two dead in racist shooting spree in Italy Ferrari boss unveils high-speed train More Analysis » New blood, new targets... hello 2012 And so that ends the political year (we hope), but for many of the ministers it will mean the start of a very steep learning curve. For some the burden they have will be much greater than they have had before, and they will be the ones to remember in 2012. New ministers mean new blood, but also new targets, and ensures that 2012 will again be an interesting one for political and policy watchers. More » Our economy is a dream. The debate is a nightmare It was the humiliating demolition we had to have Bob and Bob: another unlikely alliance? More than a sniff of trouble Roadmap to extreme danger 2011: Canberra's annus horribilis Rotten core of a pristine university Why Europe might go broke and how it will hurt us Australia, you've never had it so good Just In More Just In » BBC denies Frozen Planet deception The BBC has dismissed criticism that veteran nature broadcaster David Attenborough misled viewers over images of polar bear cubs featured in his hugely popular TV series Frozen Planet. More » Wharfies still locked out in industrial dispute Two dead in racist shooting spree in Italy I'm fired: Trump drops out of Republican debate Ferrari boss unveils high-speed train Scientists close in on possible 'God particle' Lunchtime massacre in Belgian market Abbas raises Palestinian flag at UNESCO New-look Cabinet to be sworn in today Chained Pakistani students rescued from school World More World » Lunchtime massacre in Belgian market By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown and staff A man has opened fire on a crowded Christmas market in Liege, in eastern Belgium, killing at least three people and injuring dozens more with bullets and grenades. More » Abbas raises Palestinian flag at UNESCO Two dead in racist shooting spree in Italy China scathing of Canada's Kyoto withdrawal Chained Pakistani students rescued from school Business More Business » Key fund's woes puts super at risk for thousands By economics correspondent Stephen Long A key scheme of one of Australia's biggest superannuation funds is short of money, leaving more than 100,000 university staff facing the prospect of having their super slashed. More » Business mood steady as conditions look up Government pushes states to privatise power Moody's, Fitch threaten eurozone on ratings Former Gunns boss in court Politics More Politics » New-look Cabinet to be sworn in today Governor-General Quentin Bryce will swear in Labor's new 22-member federal Cabinet today. More » Review reveals 'serious flaws' with Collins subs Rudd's sister quits Labor over gay marriage Sir Zelman Cowen farewelled at state funeral Foley attacker gets suspended sentence Sport More Sport » Ponting and Hussey in for Boxing Day Ricky Ponting and Mike Hussey are guaranteed selection for the Boxing Day Test after Australian coach Mickey Arthur revealed an exit plan had not even been discussed. More » One more injury and I'm done: Harris Fevola and Davis overlooked in draft Rice goes under the knife Postecoglou insists Roar no one-man team Tomic under investigation for hooning Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Scientists close in on possible 'God particle' Scientists say they have found signs of the elusive Higgs boson, known as the 'God particle', which is thought to give atoms their mass. More » Scientists comb beaches for rubbish clues Sky gazers treated to total lunar eclipse Rain may spoil blood-red eclipse Apple loses bid to stop Samsung tablet Environment More Environment » China scathing of Canada's Kyoto withdrawal Canada's historic move to withdraw from the Kyoto Protocol provokes heavy criticism from China. More » Scientists comb beaches for rubbish clues Outback birds make for the coast Howard launches 'anti-warmist manual' for kids Combet says climate pact validates carbon tax 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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