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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 19 Jun, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Media in turmoil - Live blog, Day 2 More job losses are expected to be announced soon as the Fairfax and News Limited newspaper empires deal with the rise of the internet. More » Lawyer could be freed if ICC apologises: Carr Greek leaders enter talks to form coalition R18+ video game rating passes Senate Search teams to scour island for missing yachtsmen Navy's new ship back in port with mechanical problem Gillard urges decisive action on Euro crisis Army grabs power as Egypt Islamists declare victory Russian marines could head to Syria: reports 'Canadian psycho' extradited from Germany More Analysis » Fairfax: This is the end... beautiful friend It was a dark day in the history of Australian journalism yesterday. But it was also the day we had to have. The cuts at Fairfax should tell us that we need to work harder to find ways to foster good journalism, while seeking ways to make it pay. If yesterday's bad news helps us see that imperative a little clearer then there is at least one positive to be gained. More » Fairfax looks set to morph into Gina-fax Economic posturing favoured over real reform World hunger can't be solved with more food Don't just blame the web for Fairfax's failure The fraught debate over intervention in Syria Indefinite detention to test the new-look High Court The true path to stronger Indigenous futures Denying sustainable technology to poorer countries Greek conservatives win tight re-elections Just In More Just In » Report finds PIP implants don't cause cancer By London correspondent Lisa Millar A British medical report on the safety concerns surrounding PIP breast implants has found they do not cause cancer or pose long-term health problems. More » SA confident new bikie laws will withstand challenge Man run down and killed by love rival Lawyer could be freed if ICC apologises: Carr Russian marines could head to Syria: reports Union takes Fairfax to umpire, News Ltd rumours swirl Moscow hosts talks on Iranian nuclear program Prince Salman named as heir to Saudi throne 'Canadian psycho' extradited from Germany Anti-Shiite suicide bombing kills 22 in Iraq World More World » Lawyer could be freed if ICC apologises: Carr Foreign Minister Bob Carr says he is reasonably hopeful an Australian lawyer being held in Libya will be released soon. More » Greek leaders enter talks to form coalition Army grabs power as Egypt Islamists declare victory Russian marines could head to Syria: reports Prince Salman named as heir to Saudi throne Business More Business » Media in turmoil - Live blog, Day 2 More job losses are expected to be announced soon as the Fairfax and News Limited newspaper empires deal with the rise of the internet. More » Union takes Fairfax to umpire, News Ltd rumours swirl Rinehart confirms Fairfax share raid Shares rally as vote halts Greek drama 'Operation Payback' accused says he has no regrets Consumer watchdog probes carbon price hikes Pro-bailout party declares victory in Greek election Swan calls on Europe to boost investment Politics More Politics » SA confident new bikie laws will withstand challenge By Tom Nightingale The SA Government says it is confident revised laws to fight motorcycle gang crime will hold up to any legal challenge. More » Lawyer could be freed if ICC apologises: Carr Greek leaders enter talks to form coalition Army grabs power as Egypt Islamists declare victory Time running out for Iran nuclear compromise 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 » Shark shields failed some tests: researchers By Robyn Powell A study of the effectiveness of electronic shields to prevent shark attacks has found they cannot always be relied on. More » Amazon tribe shares culture with armchair explorers China's first female astronaut blasts off Voyager probe reaches edge of solar system NASA telescope to hunt black holes Environment More Environment » Burke cancels UN trip after being denied pair By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Environment Minister Tony Burke has cancelled a trip to Brazil for a "once in a decade" meeting on sustainable development, amid a political stand-off with the Coalition over parliamentary tactics. 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