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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 06 Apr, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Soldier charged over alleged sex assault A soldier has been charged with two counts of sexual assault over an alleged incident on the grounds of Canberra's Royal Military College. Detectives were called to Duntroon early yesterday morning after a 21-year-old woman called police to say a man had broken into her home and sexually assaulted her before fleeing. The officers, working with Military Police, searched the college grounds and about 5am (AEST) found a 23-year-old man. More » Religious leaders call for Easter reflection Scepticism mounts as Syrian violence continues Sky News admits hacking emails Survivor wants accused Bali bomber executed Qld Literary Awards to go ahead, organisers say Children pulled from fiery crash Fair Work promises to release HSU report Outrage in PNG after elections delayed Anonymous launches hacking attack on China More Analysis » Infinite debt of a Christian faith Yesterday, my son sat happily at the breakfast table, having a seasonal treat: toasted hot cross buns. Once again, I explained to him and his sister what the crosses mean to Christians. For the faithful the Easter story is chiefly one of love and hope, but the 'good news' of the gospel is not always so sweet. The cross that liberates - with a little help from cognitive dissonance - can also paralyse. More » Can we believe in love? Easter's essential role There's more to Easter than bunnies and bitchin' Drum Wrap: reflections of Easter Not-so-tender tale of Govt hatred and paranoia The real Hunger Games The inhumane headline Students joke at school: an exclusive? East Timor: why the poorest threaten the powerful Climate deniers jump on the ABC's "dog bites man" story Just In More Just In » Golden fish snapped up for $38,000 A Chinese businessman has paid $US38,000 ($36,800) for a rare golden snapper in the Bangladeshi port city of Chittagong, a leading fish trader said. More » Religious leaders call for Easter reflection Sleeping with pets better for rest, study finds Qld Literary Awards to go ahead, organisers say Outback town holds first Waltzing Matilda Day Outrage in PNG after elections delayed Sky News admits hacking emails Children pulled from fiery crash Scepticism mounts as Syrian violence continues Anonymous launches hacking attack on China World More World » Outrage in PNG after elections delayed By PNG correspondent Liam Fox There is outrage in Papua New Guinea over the government's decision to defer national elections by six months. More » Sky News admits hacking emails Scepticism mounts as Syrian violence continues Survivor wants accused Bali bomber executed Radioactive water leaks from Fukushima plant Shipping company charged over NZ grounding Business More Business » Rinehart children drop newspaper challenge Three of billionaire Gina Rinehart's children have dropped legal action to stop their mother obtaining correspondence related to their fight for control of the family fortune. More » Sky News admits hacking emails Press council overhauls membership rules Happy workers are productive workers: Shorten Nuclear agency 'breached competition rules' China hopes bolster struggling share market Chinese PM calls for banking break-up Union says costly BHP strike worth it Politics More Politics » Scepticism mounts as Syrian violence continues Foreign affairs editor Peter Cave, wires Violence in Syria is showing no signs of easing with the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reporting the deaths of 38 people over the past 24 hours. More » O'Farrell defends A-G over alleged abuse comments Ministers make progress on school funding reform Fair Work promises to release HSU report Happy workers are productive workers: Shorten Sport More Sport » Blues show bite to batter Lions Chris Judd starred as Carlton dished out a comprehensive 91-point thrashing of the Brisbane Lions at the Gabba on Thursday night. More » Rebels finish strongly to upset Blues Meares, pursuit teams set world records Melbourne drops Davey for West Coast clash Champion duo keep Bells bids alive Breakers down Crocs to level series Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Anonymous launches hacking attack on China The Anonymous hacking group says it has hacked and defaced almost 500 websites in China. More » Future looks good for bionic eye prototype Canberra wins right to broadcast Mars landing Australian honoured for epilepsy research Scientists identify gene mutation in breast cancer Environment More Environment » Report puts value on Murray-Darling draft A long-awaited CSIRO report has found the proposed Murray-Darling Basin plan would provide between $3 billion and $8 billion worth of environmental benefits. 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