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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 22 Mar, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Fugitive Naden finally caught New South Wales's most wanted man, Malcolm Naden, has finally been captured after seven years on the run. More » Opposition seizes on Carr's Taser blunder French shooter 'planned to strike again today' Somali pirates free British tourist 'Climate of fear' thwarting supermarket inquiry Kony director's meltdown 'reactive psychosis' Palmer's views nothing to do with me: Newman Roxon blocks release of East Timor cables Doctors hail footballer's 'miraculous' recovery Huegill misses out on London Games More Analysis » The retraction: if This American Life can... In the eyes of the Australian media the popular radio show This American Life did the unthinkable, the laughable even; they devoted an entire program to their mistakes. Why do our media think that their audiences don't deserve the same sort of respect that This American Life has shown theirs? The sad truth is that most Australian media organisations don't hold their audience in high enough regard to be bothered with decent self-regulation. More » Prepare now, saves lives and money later Anglican church: tradition v progression With miners like these, who needs friends? Industrial disputes: the bucks and the business The ADF's Joint Strike Fighter lemon Fighting forces of nature: the battle against bureaucracy Question Time Live Newspapers tangled in politics... that's yesterday's news Trend growth truths Just In More Just In » Holden tipped to secure $200m bailout The Federal and South Australian governments are expected to announce a $200 million assistance package for Holden later today. More » Opposition seizes on Carr's Taser blunder Kony director's meltdown 'reactive psychosis' Doctors hail footballer's 'miraculous' recovery French shooter 'planned to strike again today' Fugitive Naden finally caught 'Climate of fear' thwarting supermarket inquiry French shooter 'spent time in Afghan jail' Nitschke to be questioned over drug death PNG parliament gets power to suspend judges World More World » French shooter 'planned to strike again today' By correspondent Lisa Millar, staff The suspected scooter-riding serial killer at the centre of a tense siege in France was reportedly preparing to kill again today. More » Somali pirates free British tourist Romney cruises to victory in Illinois Syrian rebels accused of human rights abuses Clinton backs new search for Amelia Earhart Business More Business » David Jones forecasts 40pc profit drop David Jones says it plans to open more small stores and expand its online retailing operations after unveiling an expected massive fall in annual profits. The department store retailer expects profits for this financial year to plunge by up to 40 per cent after a significant fall in its first-half earnings. Net profits for the six months to the end of January dropped 19.6 per cent to $85 million and sales fell almost 7 per cent. More » Australians pay highest power prices: study Australia's historic opal industry dying off CIA hits back at Palmer conspiracy claims Eurozone woes clearest risk to economy: RBA Politics More Politics » Holden tipped to secure $200m bailout The Federal and South Australian governments are expected to announce a $200 million assistance package for Holden later today. More » Opposition seizes on Carr's Taser blunder 'Climate of fear' thwarting supermarket inquiry Indonesia refuses to budge on cattle import cut Roxon blocks release of East Timor cables Sport More Sport » Huegill misses out on London Games Geoff Huegill missed out on an Olympics team berth, but James Magnussen pipped Eamon Sullivan in an unexpected sprint double to win the men's 50m freestyle final in Adelaide. More » Jim Stynes's state funeral date confirmed Lui suspended indefinitely over assault Doctors hail footballer's 'miraculous' recovery Mariners, Nagoya all square in Gosford NRL judiciary needs fixing: Toovey Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Zoo investigates mystery rhino deaths Veterinarians and staff at the Taronga Western Plains Zoo in Dubbo are investigating the sudden deaths of four white rhinoceroses. More » Obama slams Iran's 'electronic curtain' of censorship New entrepreneurs playing games to make living Sex-starved flies hit the bottle Scientists fear climate confusion after wet summer Environment More Environment » Australian PlantBank to safeguard diversity The largest seed bank in the southern hemisphere is being constructed in Sydney's south-west to help prevent a loss to the planet's diversity of flora. 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