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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 05 Jun, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » People smuggler discovery signals 'catastrophic failure' The Opposition hits out at "catastrophic" intelligence failures after ABC revelations that a people-smuggling kingpin has been living just a few kilometres from Australian Federal Police HQ. More » Prince Philip in hospital as stars rock Buckingham Palace Economists divided on Reserve's next move Evans wins stage in Tour warm-up Fake police officer works undetected Victoria lashed by second day of wild weather Survey shows Australians support foreign labour Carnage in Syria as rebels abandon ceasefire Hong Kong marks Tiananmen massacre anniversary Accused body parts killer arrested in Berlin More Analysis » Labor guilty of basest politics hypocrisy Our system is not as bad as some people make out but most would agree that we have our fair share of hypocrisy. Hypocrisy can sometimes reveal the weakness in a proposition. There have been two examples recently; the Peter Slipper and Craig Thomson sagas. But one example of hypocrisy has however been worse than usual - it related to South Australian Senator Mary Jo Fisher. More » Child protection: generation lost by not being 'stolen' Green future requires risk-taking leadership Reality check: some jobs will have to go The monarchists' trump card won't last forever Men as horndogs and the problem with sex research Gay blood review continues unfair stigma Miners cause problems then complain about them Can The Oz survive without Murdoch? Is working harder and longer really worth it? Just In More Just In » 85yo man fatally hit by Sydney bus Police are investigating the death of an elderly man who was hit by a bus in Sydney's south-west last night. More » People smuggler discovery signals 'catastrophic failure' Carnage in Syria as rebels abandon ceasefire Accused body parts killer arrested in Berlin Hong Kong marks Tiananmen massacre anniversary Evans wins stage in Tour warm-up Victoria lashed by second day of wild weather Prince Philip in hospital as stars rock Buckingham Palace Tripoli airport briefly seized by disgruntled militia Survey shows Australians support foreign labour World More World » Hong Kong marks Tiananmen massacre anniversary By China correspondent Stephen McDonell, wires A huge crowd gathers in Hong Kong's Victoria Park to mark the anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre in Beijing. More » Prince Philip in hospital as stars rock Buckingham Palace Carnage in Syria as rebels abandon ceasefire Accused body parts killer arrested in Berlin Business More Business » Shares tumble as investors rush for the exit The share market drops to its lowest level in nearly seven months, wiping $23 billion from the market as fears gather that the world's top economies will fall back into recession. More » Economists divided on Reserve's next move Buyer comes forward for Hastie business Survey shows Australians support foreign labour Nine breached code in NRL pokies commentary Politics More Politics » People smuggler discovery signals 'catastrophic failure' The Opposition hits out at "catastrophic" intelligence failures after ABC revelations that a people-smuggling kingpin has been living just a few kilometres from Australian Federal Police HQ. More » Hong Kong marks Tiananmen massacre anniversary Mayne to contest Melbourne by-election Tiananmen talk blocked by Chinese censors Abbott likens carbon tax to python squeeze Sport More Sport » Eels find another gear to sink Sharks A second-half blitz saw Parramatta end its losing skid at six games in a 29-20 home win over Cronulla on Monday night. More » Evans wins stage in Tour warm-up Snowsill misses Olympic selection Blues rookie Grant takes cues from Maroon greats Crowley the latest charged with staging Li crashes, Sharapova struggles into quarters Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Paralysed rats on 'incredible' road to recovery By medical reporter Sophie Scott, staff Researchers say they have been able to make paralysed rats walk again, in a breakthrough which has implications for humans. More » Dragon capsule splashes down in Pacific Harvard scientists create DNA smileys SpaceX capsule has 'new car' smell Astronauts snare SpaceX Dragon capsule Environment More Environment » Race on to heritage list Cape York Peninsula By Matthew Carney Environmentalists say the coming months will decide whether Cape York Peninsula will become Australia's next mining province, or whether governments will preserve its unique and vast ecosystem. More » Rio closes Latin America's biggest dump Sofia Loren urged to stop 'monster of the sea' UN report scathing of Barrier Reef plan Treasurer lands punch on SA public sector 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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