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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 28 Mar, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Police break alleged fake passports ring Six people have been arrested in Australia and Thailand over an alleged people-smuggling ring which was producing fake Iranian and UAE passports to get people into Australia. More » Syria accepts Annan's peace plan Gillard won't rule out Aussie base for US drones Apple heads to court over iPad 4G claim Dead man in Sydney park 'had been shot'' Police allege man killed uncle with hammer Sunburnt country facing vitamin D deficiency Bligh's husband spared public service clean-out 30 killed in battle for Libyan oasis Hacker pleads guilty over Johansson nude photos More Analysis » Getting behind the wheel in the new nanny state Tony Abbott wants a nanny state. Well, he wants the Productivity Commission to look at a childcare option his own party has rejected twice. Meanwhile, Julia Gillard just loves a Commodore. Both are playing empty politics. More » Tasers: the non-lethal force that kills Stop-start decade of political changes Indigenous identity distracts from the real issues Dumping players no way to stand against domestic violence When is a 'nut' a nut of a name Queensland election will have federal implications Asset sales, their part in Labor's downfall Not crooked, crook: the real 'sickies' epidemic Size of government: big is not so bad Just In More Just In » 30 killed in battle for Libyan oasis More than 30 people have been killed in two days of clashes between rival militias in a southern Libyan oasis, a doctor said. More » Dead man in Sydney park 'had been shot'' MP to withdraw guilty pleas on tax charges Reef search called off for missing man Russian forces kill militant in Caucasus Police allege man killed uncle with hammer Hacker pleads guilty over Johansson nude photos New safety body to look at train suicides Gillard won't rule out Aussie base for US drones Student jailed over 'vile' Muamba tweets World More World » Syria accepts Annan's peace plan By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires Syria has promised to sign up to a UN peace plan to end the country's year-long conflict, but Kofi Annan says Bashar al-Assad must match his words with actions. More » Police break alleged fake passports ring Nations pledge to cut enriched uranium use Youth's death in US sparks racism debate Student jailed over 'vile' Muamba tweets Business More Business » 3,500 miners strike after talks break down Around 3,500 workers have walked off the job at BHP Billiton's central Queensland mines. More » More borrowers fall behind on mortgages Apple heads to court over iPad 4G claim Rio Tinto reviews future of its diamond mines Australian mines top global investment list Shares jump after Bernanke rates signal News Corp subsidiary 'hired hacker to attack rival' Drew Hutton to sue Palmer over CIA claims Politics More Politics » MP to withdraw guilty pleas on tax charges A Greens MP will push to have tax charges thrown out of court after being given permission to withdraw her guilty pleas. More » Gillard won't rule out Aussie base for US drones Syria accepts Annan's peace plan Bligh's husband spared public service clean-out Aussie diplomats urged to embrace social media Sport More Sport » Cowboys lose Scott, Souths reshuffle pack The Cowboys will be without Matt Scott for up to a month while Souths have decided to bench outgoing forward Dave Taylor. More » Pendleton accuses Meares of 'pushing rules' Selwood to stay a Cat Thousands gather to farewell Stynes All to play for after England fight-back Folau doesn't need my advice: Hunt Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Student jailed over 'vile' Muamba tweets A British university student has been jailed for 56 days for inciting racial hatred after posting offensive comments on Twitter about the collapse of Bolton Wanderers footballer Fabrice Muamba. More » Apple heads to court over iPad 4G claim Dingoes, devils may be angels in disguise Travelling gnome answers weighty question Megafauna collapse led to mega vegetation changes Environment More Environment » WWF outraged after herbicide allowed near reef By environment reporter Conor Duffy and staff The World Wildlife Fund slams a decision to allow the continued use of the herbicide Diuron in the tropics, saying it threatens the Great Barrier Reef. 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