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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 15 May, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Greek deadlock drives increased eurozone fears By Philip Williams, Lisa Millar, staff Share markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt dived overnight as political leaders in Athens tried to end a standoff which could force Greece to abandon the euro. More » Secret talks over cattle export ban compo Labor gains ground in post-budget poll Bryce Courtenay: Fact or Fiction? Sea Shepherd captain held by German court Carr's China talks dogged by US-Australia worries Coalition takes aim at household assistance ads 15 dead after charter plane crashes in Nepal Ron Paul suspends US presidential campaigning Giraffes die from stress as vandals terrorise zoo More Analysis » Budget 2012: whingers and losers According to the script there are winners and losers in every budget. And no-one wants to admit to being a winner. We're a tough crowd. Against relentless southward momentum, it was always improbable Labor would get much of a post-budget bounce. And it didn't. But as the polling this week shows, that's not the only story in the reaction to this budget. More » Marriage equality, myths and misconceptions What if Labor has already won? Noble and indulgent: Swan's duelling budget ambitions What must Palestinians do to get your attention? A life of sporting devotion Doing a job on the employment figures Greedy billionaires aren't the real mining tax victims Broadband's rural 7 per cent - out of range, out of mind Early childhood education: it really is brain science Just In More Just In » ABC newsmen honoured at US memorial By Washington correspondent Craig McMurtrie ABC journalist Paul Lockyer and cameraman John Bean, who died in a helicopter crash last year, have been honoured at a memorial in Washington DC. More » Crisis meeting as disease wipes out wombats Thomson scandal threatens to overshadow ACTU Congress Sun shines on City's victory parade RailCorp split as NSW takes different track Fresh doubts emerge over PNG election Deadly clashes throw fresh doubt on Syria ceasefire Palestinian hunger strikers sign deal to end fast Brisbane tent embassy vows to sit tight Bryce Courtenay: Fact or Fiction? World More World » Greek deadlock drives increased eurozone fears By Philip Williams, Lisa Millar, staff Share markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt dived overnight as political leaders in Athens tried to end a standoff which could force Greece to abandon the euro. More » Beppe Grillo: the clown prince of Italian politics Sea Shepherd captain held by German court 15 dead after charter plane crashes in Nepal Easing sanctions raise concern for Burma prisoners Business More Business » Greek deadlock drives increased eurozone fears By Philip Williams, Lisa Millar, staff Share markets in London, Paris and Frankfurt dived overnight as political leaders in Athens tried to end a standoff which could force Greece to abandon the euro. More » Greek impasse sees dollar slip below parity Yahoo! CEO steps down over phony CV Minister widens petroleum exploration zone JP Morgan executives to quit over $2b loss Shares waver, dollar dips amid Greek worries Japanese nuclear operator posts $10bn loss Police protect Woodside convoy as work resumes Politics More Politics » Thomson scandal threatens to overshadow ACTU Congress By Simon Cullen Union officials from across the country are gathering for the Australian Council of Trade Unions (ACTU) Congress in Sydney, but the meeting looks set to be overshadowed by the scandal involving Craig Thomson and the Health Services Union (HSU). More » Labor gains ground in post-budget poll HSU East branch requests administrator Minister widens petroleum exploration zone MPs reluctant to support code of conduct Sport More Sport » Tate back in Maroon Brent Tate has earned a State of Origin recall after being named on the wing for Queensland to meet New South Wales for Game One in Melbourne next week. More » Sun shines on City's victory parade Ventoso takes crash-blighted ninth stage Saints too strong for Blues Coote sinks Dragons Edging closer to Mundine-Green II 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 » Crisis meeting as disease wipes out wombats By Tom Nightingale Wildlife groups hope to mobilise support to deal with a liver disease killing the wombat population in SA. More » Sea Shepherd captain held by German court Heatwaves, bushfires predicted to hammer NSW Sea Shepherd captain arrested in Germany 900 dolphins, 5,000 birds dead in Peru 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. Manage your preferences | Unsubscribe | Contact Us   This service may include material from Agence France-Presse (AFP), APTN, Reuters, AAP, CNN and the BBC World Service which is copyright and cannot be reproduced. Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 700 Harris Street, Ultimo NSW 2007 © 2011 ABC | Conditions of Use | Privacy Policy | Discover other ABC Email newsletters