ABC NewsMail - Morning Edition

NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 01 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » The carbon tax facts Jeremy Fernandez With the carbon tax set to come into effect, Jeremy Fernandez looks back at how events unfolded, and what it will mean for Australians. More » 80 days that changed the world Evans makes solid start to 2012 tour World powers reach agreement on Syria transition Abbott pledges to fund roads, repeal carbon tax Egyptians rejoice as civilian president sworn in Islamists destroy Timbuktu religious treasures Contract tightens scrutiny on sub fleet repairs Explosion injures teen in Sydney's west Gippsland faces flash flooding threat More Analysis » Independence is the cornerstone of good journalism The sight of Martin McGuinness shaking hands with the Queen this week brought my own recollections of the conflict powerfully to mind. During the Troubles in Northern Ireland, the BBC held firm to the principle that it had to report both sides of the conflict. Independence. The right to report what you see as you see it, and not as your owners, be they ministers or billionaires, tell you to see it. More » Human impact at the heart of Obama healthcare reforms Pursued by happiness: the war against misery Carbon tax rhetoric is failing all-round Why the Enlightenment refused to abandon religion In this policy vacuum surely Malaysia is worth a try Crying shame: tabloid cynicism over asylum seekers Media supports the free press... when it suits them Healthcare victory draws a clear line in US politics Iraq war: burying the inconvenient past Just In More Just In » World powers reach agreement on Syria transition Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires World leaders have supported a plan for the formation of a transitional government in Syria which could include current members of the government and opposition. More » Treasury to count cost of carbon tax for Victorians Evans makes solid start to 2012 tour World powers meet to hammer out deal on Syria Explosion injures teen in Sydney's west Islamists destroy Timbuktu religious treasures Egyptians rejoice as civilian president sworn in Contract tightens scrutiny on sub fleet repairs Body washes up on NSW beach Singer Adele pregnant with first child World More World » World powers reach agreement on Syria transition Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires World leaders have supported a plan for the formation of a transitional government in Syria which could include current members of the government and opposition. More » Egyptians rejoice as civilian president sworn in Islamists destroy Timbuktu religious treasures Tales of terror haunt war-weary Congo Obama tours Colorado fire devastation Business More Business » Merkel faces heat over euro compromise By Lisa Millar and staff While the latest European summit has claimed some success, German chancellor Angela Merkel is facing tough questions back home over what has been seen as a back-flip. More » Rinehart delivers ultimatum to Fairfax chairman Hastie managers concerned over post-dated cheques David Jones shares soar on takeover bid News Corp confirms plan to split company Politics More Politics » World powers meet to hammer out deal on Syria International envoy Kofi Annan has warned divided world powers that history "will judge us all harshly" if no deal is struck to end the bloodshed in Syria and chart a transition. More » Egyptians rejoice as civilian president sworn in Let asylum seekers fly to Australia: Palmer Abbott pledges to fund roads, repeal carbon tax As it happened: Liberal Party conference Sport More Sport » Evans makes solid start to 2012 tour Cadel Evans made a solid start to his 2012 Tour de France campaign, finishing 17 seconds off the pace in the opening prologue. More » Bombers humble disappointing Bulldogs Brumbies stay ahead of Reds Magpies roll on with Dockers win Knights surge past Parramatta Stoner wins Dutch GP Science and Technology More Science and Technology » China's first female astronaut touches down China's Shenzhou 9 spacecraft has returned to Earth, ending a mission that put the country's first woman in space and completed a manned docking test critical to its goal of building a space station by 2020. More » Scientists invent spray-on battery Apple fined $2m over misleading iPad 4G claim Giant marsupials' graveyard unearthed Shark shields failed some tests: researchers Environment More Environment » Water ministers agree to model higher Murray flow By Angelique Johnson Water ministers have agreed for modelling to be done on returning more environmental flows to the Murray-Darling river system. More » Scientists worried by mass turtle death MP seizes on port's water quality admission TEPCO directors quit with 'golden parachute' Fears cuttlefish numbers dangerously low 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. 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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Thu 28 Jun, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Asylum seeker crisis - live coverage The Senate is holding an emotional debate on a return to offshore processing, after two incidents left dozens of asylum seekers dead north of Christmas Island. More » Funeral held for mystery Sydney baby 'Bridget' News Corp board approves split plan Le Tour: Teamwork or Time Trials the key for Evans? New Hendra virus outbreak near Mackay Lack of medical care blamed for home birth death 'Epic firestorm' spreads across Colorado More charges over deadly nursing home fire Hunt for 'Ned' Kelly decapitator continues Rinehart showdown could further damage Fairfax More Analysis » Knowledge isn't enough; power trumps all The idea that knowledge is power is a cliche in our modern, democratic age. We believe almost reflexively that if only we could tell people the truth, our argument will prevail. But as should be obvious, the efficacy of this belief is misplaced. No-one knows this better than the powerful themselves. The entire conservative movement has managed to cocoon itself in a world of its own creation, a place where facts have little domain and where their own prejudices are treated as reality. More » Youth justice and the failing of 'lock 'em up' politics Conversations: Australia by the numbers The tragedy? Hackett's disgrace won't hurt ratings The threat to freedom of speech is in your own backyard Saving lives and the asylum seeker debate Fairfax chairman Roger Corbett closes boardroom door on Gina Rinehart Why doesn't Gillard defend her carbon tax? A call to leadership in Asia Pacific Saudi Arabia's shiny new panzers Just In More Just In » Man pleads guilty to $5,000 contract killing By Kristy O'Brien A 22-year-old man is facing life behind bars after pleading guilty to a contract killing in the Northern Territory town of Katherine. More » Bikie to stand trial over police wagon firebomb Lack of medical care blamed for home birth death Red Cross cutting 60 Adelaide jobs Voluntary redundancies for Canberra Times staff Funeral held for mystery Sydney baby 'Bridget' Teachers union fined $6k over 2011 NSW strike News Corp board approves split plan New Hendra virus outbreak near Mackay Community radio celebrates 40 years World More World » 'Epic firestorm' spreads across Colorado A bushfire has swept through a residential area near the US city of Colorado Springs, destroying homes and prompting orders to move some 32,000 people to safety. More » Scores killed in Bangladesh floods, landslides Journalists shot dead as rebels storm TV station Egypt may sue over 'fake' Mursi interview Village ordered destroyed in West Bank Business More Business » News Corp board approves split plan US media is reporting the board of Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has approved the plan to split the company into two separate businesses. More » Rinehart showdown could further damage Fairfax Barclays Bank chief gives up bonus Telstra accused of tracking Next G use Politics More Politics » Labor ramps up pressure ahead of Senate vote By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Labor is ramping up pressure on senators ahead of today's vote on legislation aimed at restoring offshore processing for asylum seekers, but the Coalition and Greens are refusing to budge. More » Liberal powerbroker offered to lobby for ABC Asylum seeker crisis - live coverage Advocates fight Newman's surrogacy changes MP fails to halt trial on tax charges Sport More Sport » Le Tour: Teamwork or Time Trials the key for Evans? By James Bennett Can Cadel Evans successfully defend his Tour de France title, or is it Britain's year for glory with Team Sky's Bradley Wiggins? ABC's James Bennett previews Le Tour. More » Newcombe wants Rafter to save Australian tennis Stewart call could be imminent Mortlock to start in Aussie farewell Spain through to final on penalties Nolen's cross to bear Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Apple fined $2m over misleading iPad 4G claim Apple has been fined more than $2 million for misleading consumers by claiming that its latest iPad was compatible with the next generation 4G broadband network. More » Giant marsupials' graveyard unearthed Shark shields failed some tests: researchers Amazon tribe shares culture with armchair explorers China's first female astronaut blasts off Environment More Environment » MP seizes on port's water quality admission By William Rollo Queensland Independent MP Liz Cunningham says the Gladstone Ports Corporation has misled the community by claiming that the declining water quality in the harbour is due to flooding. More » TEPCO directors quit with 'golden parachute' Fears cuttlefish numbers dangerously low Palmer seeks permission to pollute reef: Burke NSW announces end to CSG 'royalty holiday' 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