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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 13 May, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » One year on, Spain's 'indignants' take to streets Spaniards take to the streets in 80 cities and towns in a show of strength one year after the birth of a movement that shook the political establishment. More » Coroner under spotlight in wake of lifesaving death Greek president calls last-ditch talks to avert crisis Thousands rally nationwide for same-sex marriage Police struggling to cope with NT violence Thomson's set-up claim an alibi: Abbott Police say high-rise death may be murder Syria violence kills 15 as UN mission grows Britain to deploy sonic device at Games Rebels slay heavyweight Crusaders More Analysis » Romney's biggest battles may lie closer to home Mitt Romney has all but won the Republican nomination. But his battle for the presidency won't just be against the Democrats. The fringe has become the new Republican mainstream and many of them still don't trust Romney, don't like him, and don't even believe he can beat Barack Obama. If Romney does win the presidency, he may find his biggest battles ahead lie with the 'insurgent outsiders' that have so captivated his own party. More » Where could the 9/11 terrorist trials go next? Ads are invading our reality TV shows The motherhood challenge Budget replies and promises of an unrealistic Abbott Uhlmann impertinent, off point Against a human-made religion: Atheism and Christianity Sport can kill: the perils of life as a weapon Unholy Thomson stand-off an untenable distraction Illegal logging: let's get serious Just In More Just In » Police struggling to cope with NT violence The Northern Territory's Police Association says police are struggling to cope with heavy work loads and a lack of resources. More » Syria violence kills 15 as UN mission grows One year on, Spain's 'indignants' take to streets Coroner under spotlight in wake of lifesaving death Greek president calls last-ditch talks to avert crisis Emergency services contain servo gas leak Rebels slay Crusaders Thousands rally nationwide for same-sex marriage Black Caviar celebrates happy 21st Britain to deploy sonic device at Games World More World » One year on, Spain's 'indignants' take to streets Spaniards take to the streets in 80 cities and towns in a show of strength one year after the birth of a movement that shook the political establishment. More » Greek president calls last-ditch talks to avert crisis Syria violence kills 15 as UN mission grows Brooks discussed phone hacking with British PM Time stirs controversy with breastfeeding cover Business More Business » Insolvencies highlight multi-speed economy By Annie Guest Statistics showing the resource rich state of Queensland has the biggest rise in business failures has brought into focus Australia's multi-speed economy. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) found the state accounted for 23 per cent of all insolvencies in the March quarter. The sunshine state's tourism, property, construction and retail industries have all been suffering. More » ANZ last to move in cutting rates Greece faces new election as party talks fail JP Morgan loses billions in risky trades Brooks discussed phone hacking with British PM Politics More Politics » Thousands rally nationwide for same-sex marriage High-profile politicians and entertainers have joined thousands of people rallying across the country in support of same-sex marriage. More » Thomson's set-up claim an alibi: Abbott ACTU floats 'millionaires tax' plan Greece faces new election as party talks fail Post-budget poll has Abbott in front Sport More Sport » Rebels slay Crusaders Melbourne Rebels posted the most significant victory of their short history by upsetting Super Rugby heavyweights the Crusaders 28-19 at AAMI Park. More » Federer to face Berdych in Madrid final Sharks devour Force in seven-try romp Bombers fly up with Eagles onslaught Black Caviar celebrates happy 21st Cowboys too good for Knights Science and Technology More Science and Technology » No hint of world's end in oldest Mayan calendar Researchers say new analysis of the earliest known Mayan calendar, found in an ancient house in Guatemala, offers no hint that the world's end is imminent. More » Ceratosaur find sheds light on prehistoric period Study finds psychopaths have brain abnormalities Dinosaur flatulence may have warmed Earth Supermoon pictures around the world Environment More Environment » 900 dolphins, 5,000 birds dead in Peru Nearly 900 dolphins and at least 5,000 birds, mostly pelicans, have died off Peru's northern coast, the government has confirmed. 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