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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 03 Jan, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Heatwave continues in Victoria, SA Victorians and South Australians are bracing for another high fire danger day today, after both states sweltered through soaring temperatures yesterday. More » Frenzied countdown to Republican Iowa caucus Iran fires missiles during Gulf drill Magnificent history Arab League boss says snipers killing civilians Cautious welcome to Fiji's democracy move Body found in hunt for wilderness gunman Man arrested over Hollywood arson spree Clashes after mosque demolished in China Stosur advances in Brisbane More Analysis » And you, sir, are no libertarian The recent controversy over the newsletters of Republican hopeful Ron Paul, have by association dragged down the reputation of libertariansim. But if those who support Paul in 2012 pretend the newsletters are no big deal (or worse, try to rationalise them) it will suggest to others intrigued by the philosophy of freedom that there is a relationship between racism and libertarianism. There isn't. And libertarianism is about more than Ron Paul. More » Do scientists have faith? Classification board: deciding for those they (don't) represent Unhappy new political year Pride of place above your bar Anonymous imposters: hiding behind the AntiSec identity Speaking of 2011 2011 was a bad year, 2012 will be much worse The best and worst of 2011 sport Top 50 Countdown Just In More Just In » More power cuts possible as heatwave continues By Nance Haxton South Australia is sweltering with the hottest start to the year in more than a century as a hot air mass which can sear vegetation moves across the state and into Victoria. More » Man arrested over Hollywood arson spree Body found in hunt for wilderness gunman Louvre cements spot as world's most-visited museum Clashes after mosque demolished in China Frenzied countdown to Republican Iowa caucus Arab League boss says snipers killing civilians Heatwave continues in Victoria, SA 162,000 people killed in Iraq war: NGO Toddler critical after found floating in pool World More World » Frenzied countdown to Republican Iowa caucus Republican White House hopefuls are making a frenetic last dash around Iowa in a bid to woo voters ahead of the first major test of the presidential nomination contest. More » Iran fires missiles during Gulf drill Man arrested over Hollywood arson spree Arab League boss says snipers killing civilians 162,000 people killed in Iraq war: NGO Business More Business » Tarnished euro marks 10-year anniversary European leaders have predicted more economic gloom in 2012 amid muted celebrations for the 10th anniversary of the euro single currency, far from the fanfare which heralded its arrival a decade ago. More » Anger over moves to delist Gladstone Harbour Spain announces further austerity measures Interest rate cut boosts house prices Australian shares tipped to rebound in 2012 Politics More Politics » Frenzied countdown to Republican Iowa caucus Republican White House hopefuls are making a frenetic last dash around Iowa in a bid to woo voters ahead of the first major test of the presidential nomination contest. More » Cautious welcome to Fiji's democracy move Mayor accused of drink driving Fiji announces end to emergency laws Iran tests missile amid new sanctions Sport More Sport » Stosur advances in Brisbane Samantha Stosur moved through to the second round of the Brisbane International following a straight sets victory over Anastasiya Yakimova. More » Renegades chase down Sixers Clarke ready to bowl in Sydney Tomic prevails in Brisbane Dhoni not keen to talk about Harbhajan Hammer blow for Wizard of Oz Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Probes in orbit to map moon interior Two robotic probes have begun orbiting the moon in preparation for an unprecedented mission to map the lunar interior. More » Millionth find could be a new species Calls to censor details of potential killer flu New telescope captures 'starburst' galaxy NASA unveils plans to harpoon comets Environment More Environment » Resident claims CSG leak poisoning forest By Nastasia Campanella The Greens have demanded an explanation from the New South Wales Government about claims that trees are dying near a coal seam gas (CSG) project in the state's north. More » Sea Shepherd towing damaged ship to safety Loved lyrebird dies Capture of rare rhino gives hope for species Highs and lows of 2011 in South Australia 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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