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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 28 Jan, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Calls for police probe into Gillard adviser leak The Federal Opposition is demanding answers over revelations one of the Prime Minister's media advisers leaked details of the Opposition Leader's whereabouts near the Aboriginal tent embassy on Australia Day. The Government will not say who the media adviser - named as Tony Hodges - gave the information to, but says the adviser has now resigned. More » Djokovic prevails in five-set epic Central Queensland town on flood alert More cargo ship oil washing up on Christmas Island Cyclone, bushfires threaten WA ASIO tight-lipped on refugees in limbo Motorists rescued from NSW floodwaters Dozens killed in Baghdad suicide blast Somare silent on failed PNG mutiny Aussies snatch Antarctic record More Analysis » The tale of the redhead and the rug salesman A rather intense Hobart rug salesman finds himself, by means of an unimaginable electoral accident, in a position of great influence over the political welfare of an Altona redhead. The rug salesman makes it known that he wants pokies reforms, a deal is struck, and the redhead becomes Prime Minister. But in the early days of the year in which her debt becomes due, the redhead makes an announcement... More » Legal deception Friends in high places The Royal Women's Hospital's apology is long over due The world war on democracy Embracing those golden moments of understanding A day for celebration, not a day to dwell We are all Australian I'm not a bogan, but I bloody love Australia Recognising Australia's highest achievers Just In More Just In » More cargo ship oil washing up on Christmas Island Oil from a stricken cargo ship has again started washing up at Christmas Island's Flying Fish Cove. More » Djokovic prevails in five-set epic ASIO tight-lipped on refugees in limbo Central Queensland town on flood alert Thomson Fair Work probe nears conclusion Motorists rescued from NSW floodwaters Black Caviar brings run to 17 Somare silent on failed PNG mutiny Dozens killed in Baghdad suicide blast Aussies on the brink of series whitewash World More World » Somare silent on failed PNG mutiny PNG correspondent Liam Fox and wires There is still no word from Papua New Guinea's ousted prime minister Sir Michael Somare, despite a statement released by his daughter claiming he orchestrated a failed military mutiny. More » Dozens killed in Baghdad suicide blast Five dead in Rio high-rise collapse Breast implant boss faces bodily harm charge Pentagon plans $458b defence cuts Business More Business » Breast implant boss faces bodily harm charge The Frenchman who sparked a global health scare by selling substandard breast implants has been released from police custody and faces a charge of causing bodily harm, his lawyer said. More » Talk of inequality is cheap at Davos Woodside denies Browse LNG equity fire sale Twitter to censor content in some countries Shares on the upswing as metals prices soar IMF cuts Australian economic outlook BP ordered to cover oil spill costs Union wants subsidies talks with Abbott Time to act boldly on eurozone crisis: Cameron Politics More Politics » Thomson Fair Work probe nears conclusion Prime Minister Julia Gillard says the inquiry into Federal Labor MP Craig Thomson is almost over. More » Somare silent on failed PNG mutiny Gillard aide quits after revealing Abbott's location Man denied bail over alleged ram raids on MPs The history of the Aboriginal Tent Embassy Sport More Sport » Djokovic prevails in five-set epic Novak Djokovic booked a meeting with Rafael Nadal in the Australian Open final following a thrilling five-set win over Andy Murray. More » Aussies on the brink of series whitewash As it happened: Fourth Test Day Four Interview: Nathan Lyon Black Caviar brings run to 17 Magnussen dominant at SA titles Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Gingrich promises to shoot for the Moon US presidential contender Newt Gingrich has called for a base on the Moon, as the Republican nomination race prepares for a vote in Florida next week. More » Biggest solar storm since 2005 pummels Earth Ailing Hawking misses another birthday party Hacktivists hit back at FBI, Justice Dept World split on ditching leap seconds Environment More Environment » Abbott stirs pot with coal seam gas comments By Emma Griffiths and George Roberts Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has stirred debate within Opposition ranks, saying a future Coalition government would support coal seam gas extraction "under the right circumstances". More » Chinese medicine threatens Ningaloo manta rays Beached whales head back to sea 22 stranded whales die on NZ beach Activists caught in violent clash with whalers 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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