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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 22 Dec, 2011 Top Stories More Top Stories » Indonesian soldiers accused over asylum deaths Indonesia correspondent Matt Brown, staff Indonesian police investigate three soldiers accused of being involved with the doomed asylum seeker boat which sank on the weekend. More » Top End prepares for possible cyclone Calls to censor details of potential killer flu Hinch back on air Woman, child dead after truck collision Woman tied up and left to burn in house fire Boy survives fall from moving train Business as usual in Korean DMZ Would-be First Ladies in TV ad blitz Banks gorge on record euro loans More Analysis » Happy Christmas (The war is not over) It's Christmas time again! We should pray that 2012 brings more than the usual symbolism, tokenism, consumerism, cronyism, cynicism and defeatism. May the courage of those who take action to make a real difference in this world rub off on us all. More » Media regulation made simple Towards a national identity we can all be proud of IR review won't find cracks in the faulty system Convergence Review: complete, spectacular failure Critiquing Costello's comments Bad year for dictators, grim year for democracy Search for the least-bad asylum seeker policy PMs and presidents: in another leader's shoes Tertiary institutions discriminating against the middle class Just In More Just In » Boy survives fall from moving train By Brad Ryan and Andree Withey A five-year-old boy is recovering in hospital in Cairns in far north Queensland after falling from a moving train last night. More » Highs and lows of 2011 in South Australia Egyptians vote after deadly clashes Would-be First Ladies in TV ad blitz Kim Jong-il's death delays food aid deal Woman, child dead after truck collision Banks gorge on record euro loans Indonesian soldiers accused over asylum deaths Phone hacking 'bog-standard tool' at tabloid Spaniards vie for monster $4.7b lotto prize World More World » N Korea's successor to inherit basket case state North Korea's youthful new leader will inherit an economy in ruins, a malnourished population and a political system that effectively rules out life-saving reform. More » Phone hacking 'bog-standard tool' at tabloid Indonesian soldiers accused over asylum deaths Iraq PM tells Kurds to hand over Sunni leader 100 killed in latest Syrian bloodshed Business More Business » Banks gorge on record euro loans Banks have gobbled up nearly 490 billion euros ($635 billion) in three-year, cut-price loans from the European Central Bank, easing immediate fears of a credit crunch but leaving unresolved how much will flow to needy eurozone economies. More » Housing shortage set to keep growing Rinehart family's legal battle to stay secret Regulator defends Vodafone investigation Tokyo prosecutors raid Olympus offices New watchdogs to monitor oil industry Politics More Politics » Highs and lows of 2011 in South Australia By Gary Rivett A year of change, water worries, big mining hopes and an arts highlight More » Ruddock says Malaysia deal has legs Shipwreck survivors vent anger over search Abuse charges dropped against bus driver North Koreans urged to support new leader Sport More Sport » Hurricanes hammer sloppy Sixers Mike Tuckerman Cult figure Rana Naved bagged 4 for 22 as the Hurricanes thumped Sydney Sixers by 42 runs in their T20 Big Bash League clash in Hobart. More » Terry to fight criminal racism charge T20 could haunt Aussie Test hopefuls Roar happy with being second-best Storm mourn death of recruitment manager Injury concerns hold Harris back Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Calls to censor details of potential killer flu US officials, scared of the potential for a biological attack, ask journals Science and Nature to not publish details of a man-made mutant flu virus with the potential to kill millions. More » New telescope captures 'starburst' galaxy NASA unveils plans to harpoon comets Devil breeding efforts meeting with success Scientists close in on possible 'God particle' Environment More Environment » Highs and lows of 2011 in South Australia By Gary Rivett A year of change, water worries, big mining hopes and an arts highlight More » Another leak, another warning: Orica acid spill Parker moves to amend NSW logging laws EPA wants report on latest Orica leak Fukushima plant reaches cold shutdown 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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