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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 05 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » South Korea planning to start scientific whaling South Korea says it wants to start killing minke whales for scientific research - and because they are eating too many fish. More » Maroons survived 'toughest' test yet: Smith Abbott told me not to challenge Swan: Palmer Humble Higgs surprised by 'incredible' find Triple killer Sica to be sentenced today 'Blade Runner' picked for Olympics Beheading murder accused to face court Navy to escort asylum seekers to shore Syrian death squads leave trail of destruction Arafat's widow agrees to exhumation More Analysis » Carbon price hysteria all hot air There have been consistent claims that a carbon price will damage Australian businesses and the economy. But what evidence is there that Australian companies would be worse off under the price on pollution? The reality of the situation in 2012 is simple; putting a price on pollution is not about to destroy the economy, or even sectors within it. More » Stop bagging Australia's Security Council bid Indigenous intervention: we need action over mourning Economic 'white knights' will come at a cost Don't let class envy wreck school choice Battle of the bulge: Australia's obesity epidemic Gecko-like greed in London's LIBOR scandal What is the Higgs boson? The massive coal elephant in the room The dishonesty disease Just In More Just In » Hundreds of paedophiles netted in global sting Hundreds of paedophiles prowling on the internet have been identified in an operation in 141 countries, Austrian federal police said. More » Syrian death squads leave trail of destruction Humble Higgs surprised by 'incredible' find Beheading murder accused to face court Liberals bar newspaper editor from Senate bid Sydney Water workers' strike stink over job cuts More 'Canadian Psycho' victim remains found South Korea planning to start scientific whaling Djokovic and Federer set up last four clash Woman, children beheaded in 'honour killing' World More World » South Korea planning to start scientific whaling South Korea says it wants to start killing minke whales for scientific research - and because they are eating too many fish. More » Arafat's widow agrees to exhumation Former chief admits 'mistakes' at Barclays Pakistan reopens NATO supply routes Bangkok refinery closed after explosion and fire Business More Business » Former chief admits 'mistakes' at Barclays Former Barclays chief Bob Diamond has acknowledged there were mistakes and "reprehensible" behaviour at the bank. More » Figures show retail sales picked up in May Brumby's apologises for carbon tax memo Packer to up stake in Star Casino owner Politics More Politics » Liberals bar newspaper editor from Senate bid The Liberal Party has rejected a Senate preselection nomination from a newspaper editor in regional South Australia. A candidate review committee has decided it is not in the party's interests for Greg Mayfield's nomination to stand. He had been among six candidates keen to fill the Senate vacancy to be created when Mary Jo Fisher leaves Parliament next month. More » Abbott told me not to challenge Swan: Palmer Navy to escort asylum seekers to shore $40m tax fight linked to gambling syndicate Palmer rejects Abbott's 'part-time MP' jibe Sport More Sport » Maroons survived 'toughest' test yet: Smith Cameron Smith says this year's State of Origin series triumph was the stiffest challenge the Maroons had faced since their winning streak began in 2006. More » It's all about the team Magnificent seven Stuart yet to decide on Blues future Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Humble Higgs surprised by 'incredible' find British physicist Peter Higgs, who begrudgingly leant his name to the elusive Higgs boson 'God particle', has been hailed as a hero after its apparent discovery. More » What is the Higgs boson? CERN prepares to deliver Higgs particle findings Plants take narrow view on climate change Extra second added to weekend Environment More Environment » South Korea planning to start scientific whaling South Korea says it wants to start killing minke whales for scientific research - and because they are eating too many fish. More » Two killed in clashes over Peru gold mine Plants take narrow view on climate change Harvey Norman accused of endangering koalas Water ministers agree to model higher Murray flow About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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