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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Tue 01 Jan, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » White House, Senate strike fiscal cliff deal The White House and Senate leaders strike a deal to try to avoid a fiscal cliff budget crisis, although the agreement is likely to face stiff challenges in the Republican-controlled House. More » Six dead in horror start to year on roads Millions celebrate as world welcomes 2013 Coin camp-out earns teen collector a pretty penny Hillary Clinton has blood clot under skull: doctors Archives reveal more about US missile test plans R18+ game rating comes into effect Victim's brother wants gang rapists hanged Teen charged with murder after street shooting Sydney Olympic medallist shot in head More Analysis » Facts are sacred, but subject to interpretation In a speech at the Woodford Folk Festival, Malcolm Turnbull criticised the rapidly intensifying media cycle for failing to scrutinise politicians telling fibs. He called on Australian entrepreneurs to establish an online fact-checking service, similar to US examples like Politifact or FactCheck.org. 'It has never been easier to get away with the glib one-liner,' he told festival-goers. Some of what Turnbull had to say at Woodford was bang-on. But some of it was clearly exaggerated. More » Drum Wrap: 2013 the year of confidence New Year's resolutions: game on in 2013 Critical corrections in the climate change debate From Predators to tacocopters: welcome to the future Brothers in arms: Why the Afghan National Army will fail Friends and enemies colour BDS ideology We are guardians of the future Where are the feminists to defend Indian women? The impoverished politics of narcissism Just In More Just In » Police rule out foul play in Harbour death Police say there were no suspicious circumstances in the death of a woman who fell from a boat on Sydney Harbour in the early hours of New Year's Eve. More » R18+ game rating comes into effect Coin camp-out earns teen collector a pretty penny White House, Senate strike fiscal cliff deal Oscar winner killed in NZ rafting accident Bushfire burning in Royal National Park Sydney Olympic medallist shot in head Woman lying on road dies after being run over 8yo girl killed as car hits tree Six dead in horror start to year on roads World More World » White House, Senate strike fiscal cliff deal The White House and Senate leaders strike a deal to try to avoid a fiscal cliff budget crisis, although the agreement is likely to face stiff challenges in the Republican-controlled House. More » Oscar winner killed in NZ rafting accident Sydney Olympic medallist shot in head Hillary Clinton has blood clot under skull: doctors Wall Street climbs on hopes of cliff deal Venezuela axes New Year's party Business More Business » White House, Senate strike fiscal cliff deal The White House and Senate leaders strike a deal to try to avoid a fiscal cliff budget crisis, although the agreement is likely to face stiff challenges in the Republican-controlled House. More » Wall Street climbs on hopes of cliff deal Malaysia convoy protests Lynas rare earths plant Politics More Politics » White House, Senate strike fiscal cliff deal The White House and Senate leaders strike a deal to try to avoid a fiscal cliff budget crisis, although the agreement is likely to face stiff challenges in the Republican-controlled House. More » Archives reveal more about US missile test plans Fiji anger over constitution confiscation Your picks for biggest news of 2012 UN issues dire new warning on Syrian carnage Sport More Sport » Sharapova out of Brisbane International Maria Sharapova has pulled out of the Brisbane International with a collarbone injury but last year's Australian Open finalist still expects to play in 2013's first major in two weeks. More » Clarke gets through SCG fitness test No time for moping, says Stosur Reds easily account for Sky Blues Stepanek pulls out of Brisbane International Arnold optimistic of keeping Rogic, Ryan Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Researchers uncover breast cancer protein by Lexi Metherell Australian researchers have discovered a key factor explaining the lack of effectiveness of some breast cancer treatments. More » Ice sheet warming faster than thought: study Great Firewall upgrade hits China's web users Toddler incubates nest of deadly snakes University students and staff being given free iPads Environment More Environment » Japanese whaling fleet leaves port Japanese whaling vessels have reportedly departed for the Southern Ocean on their annual hunt. More » Government urged to act on electronic waste Activist spends second Christmas up tree Soaring coal demand stokes emissions concerns Bug-eyed Aussie scientists join global study 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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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 01 Jan, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Millions celebrate as world welcomes 2013 Millions of people around the world have welcomed in the New Year. Australian cities ushered in 2013 with a wave of dazzling firework displays as the clock struck midnight across the country. More than 1.5 million people gathered in Sydney to watch as seven tonnes of fireworks lit up the sky above the Harbour Bridge. The $6.6 million fireworks display was curated by pop star Kylie Minogue, who designed the colour scheme and soundtrack. Large crowds also gathered along Melbourne's Yarra River and in other towns and cities across the country. Elsewhere, as many as 100,000 people turned out for Hong Kong's biggest fireworks display, while London and other major European cities will welcome the New Year later this morning. More » Obama says fiscal cliff agreement 'within sight' Archives reveal more about US missile test plans More Analysis » Facts are sacred, but subject to interpretation In a speech at the Woodford Folk Festival, Malcolm Turnbull criticised the rapidly intensifying media cycle for failing to scrutinise politicians telling fibs. He called on Australian entrepreneurs to establish an online fact-checking service, similar to US examples like Politifact or FactCheck.org. 'It has never been easier to get away with the glib one-liner,' he told festival-goers. Some of what Turnbull had to say at Woodford was bang-on. But some of it was clearly exaggerated. More » Drum Wrap: 2013 the year of confidence New Year's resolutions: game on in 2013 Critical corrections in the climate change debate From Predators to tacocopters: welcome to the future Brothers in arms: Why the Afghan National Army will fail Friends and enemies colour BDS ideology We are guardians of the future Where are the feminists to defend Indian women? The impoverished politics of narcissism Just In More Just In » Venezuela axes New Year's party Venezuela has cancelled public New Year's Eve festivities after the government said cancer-stricken president Hugo Chavez had taken a turn for the worse.c More » Tyre factory on fire in western Sydney Police wagon rolls in Sydney Australia ready to take up new UN seat Unhappy new year for some single parents Two dead, another injured after car rolls in Ipswich Obama says fiscal cliff agreement 'within sight' Teenager arrested after Adelaide shooting Archives reveal more about US missile test plans Millions celebrate as world welcomes 2013 World More World » Venezuela axes New Year's party Venezuela has cancelled public New Year's Eve festivities after the government said cancer-stricken president Hugo Chavez had taken a turn for the worse.c More » Obama says fiscal cliff agreement 'within sight' Clock ticking on deal to avoid fiscal cliff 30 tortured bodies found in Damascus: watchdog Speeding train kills Indian elephants At least 16 dead in Iraq bomb attacks Business More Business » US on brink of fiscal cliff as talks stall Last minute talks aimed at averting a budget disaster which is due to hit the US tomorrow have stalled, with Democrats and Republicans blaming each other for a lack of progress. More » Shares ease as cliff edge approaches Chinese manufacturing hits 19-month high Singleton takes tiny stake in Fairfax Sundance shares surge on mine approval, takeover Reserve figures show loan demand low Politics More Politics » Archives reveal more about US missile test plans Secret cabinet documents reveal the behind-the-scenes negotiations within the Hawke government over the US plan to test fire ballistic missiles off the Australian coast. More » Fiji anger over constitution confiscation Your picks for biggest news of 2012 UN issues dire new warning on Syrian carnage Woodford revellers hear Gillard's 2013 vision Sport More Sport » Stosur suffers upset loss in Brisbane Samantha Stosur ended 2012 on a sour note following a shock first-round exit at the Brisbane International. More » Reds easily account for Sky Blues Injury-free Hewitt raring to go Mariners stay top with win over Glory Sri Lanka desperate to break Australian drought Injury scare for Djokovic at Hopman Cup Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Researchers uncover breast cancer protein by Lexi Metherell Australian researchers have discovered a key factor explaining the lack of effectiveness of some breast cancer treatments. More » Ice sheet warming faster than thought: study Great Firewall upgrade hits China's web users Toddler incubates nest of deadly snakes University students and staff being given free iPads Environment More Environment » Japanese whaling fleet leaves port Japanese whaling vessels have reportedly departed for the Southern Ocean on their annual hunt. More » Government urged to act on electronic waste Activist spends second Christmas up tree Soaring coal demand stokes emissions concerns Bug-eyed Aussie scientists join global study 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. Manage your preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact Us   This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 © 2012 ABC | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Discover other ABC Email newsletters