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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 12 Jun, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Fourth inquest to rule whether dingo took Azaria The findings of a fourth coronial inquest into the disappearance of baby Azaria Chamberlain will be handed down in Darwin today. More » Woman seeks justice for rape 30 years on Australian in prison as Libya investigates spying Nadal seals magnificent seventh French title Clubs can't be forced into pre-commitment trial Boy in hospital after CityCat hits rowing boat Storm, cyclonic winds to hit WA later today Man arrested after Melbourne siege Gordon Brown blasts Murdoch press at inquiry Syrian forces use drone in attack on rebel city More Analysis » Workers forgotten in outrage over child care Once again, we find early childhood education and care (ECEC) back on the front pages. Fees have risen. Families are outraged. Private services demand reforms are scaled down, or thrown away altogether. As someone who has worked in the early childhood sector for over 10 years, all this news isn't exactly news. More » Proof that pokie reforms won't do anything Voluntourism: the downsides of medical missions Grim aftermath of a country littered with bombs Unseen damage of raising the minimum wage Kimberley under threat from mining boom Life on the edge in the shaky city Foreign students feel the pinch of full-fare travel Reversing the climate change legislation A bright future for mental health in Australia Just In More Just In » Links emerge between Flame, Stuxnet viruses The Flame computer virus which has been raging in the Middle East has been linked to Stuxnet, a virus designed to attack Iran's nuclear program. More » US walks out of Pakistan supply route talks Nervous wait for Baird's second NSW budget Storm, cyclonic winds to hit WA later today Mubarak fears he will be killed in jail British PM admits leaving daughter in pub Boy in hospital after CityCat hits rowing boat Man arrested after Melbourne siege Fourth inquest to rule whether dingo took Azaria Syrian forces use drone in attack on rebel city World More World » Mubarak fears he will be killed in jail Lawyers for ousted Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak say he fears his jailers are trying to kill him as his health deteriorates. More » Syrian forces use drone in attack on rebel city Gordon Brown blasts Murdoch press at inquiry Western Burma declares emergency rule Japan vows to restart nuclear reactors Business More Business » Coles, Woolies accused of killing competition By Matthew Carney Independent grocers say supermarket giants Coles and Woolies are deliberately killing competition. More » Spain welcomes $125b banking lifeline Albanese to fight Sydney Airport legal action Website gives Australians first pick of mining jobs Politics More Politics » Senior diplomat sent to Libya to fight for lawyer's release A senior Australian diplomat is heading to Libya to try to secure the release of an Australian lawyer accused of helping Moamar Gaddafi's son. More » Controversial bioethicist tops Queen's honours Four Corners defends Captain Emad whistleblower Thomson legal bill cost Labor almost $350k Opposition toughens refugee policy Sport More Sport » Warne returns to big stage Australian cricket fans will get the chance to see Shane Warne playing on home soil this summer for the first time since 2007. More » Williams apologises to Tiger for slur Thorpe bombs out in Beijing Ponting takes aim at 'underdone' Proteas T-Rex charged over high shot Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Greenhouse gases largely to blame for warming oceans: scientists A new US-led study has concluded that warming ocean temperatures over the past 50 years are largely a man-made phenomenon. More » Controversial bioethicist tops Queen's honours Space shuttle Enterprise floats to museum home Solar plane completes maiden intercontinental trip Venus completes transit of the Sun Environment More Environment » Japan vows to restart nuclear reactors By Japan correspondent Mark Willacy Facing a sweltering summer and possible blackouts, the Japanese government is arguing it must restart some of its 50 idle nuclear reactors. 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