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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 15 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Beaches remain closed as hunt for shark continues Beaches along WA's mid-west coast remain closed this morning while authorities continue their search for a shark which killed a surfer. More » Fallen SAS veteran farewelled in Perth UN visits Syria massacre sites as troops storm town Pearson suffers shock loss in lead-up Naval base to be opened to cruise liners Riot police called to Sydney birthday party Clinton reaffirms support for Egypt transition Afghan MP killed in wedding bomb attack Thousands ordered from homes amid Japan deluge Woman sells baby for $5 and grapes More Analysis » Decriminalisation integral to the fight against HIV By Kirby and Wong Criminalising the actions of those who are vulnerable to HIV hampers efforts to fight the spread of the disease. This is a lesson that Australia was quick to learn after the global AIDS epidemic struck in the 1980s. Unfortunately, it remains a lesson much of the world is reluctant to accept. Our history shows how targeting HIV-vulnerable groups not with criminal charges but with assistance is the best means of halting the epidemic. More » Daring to hope in spite of death's grim reality Putting faces to the tragic stories of asylum seekers Untangling the relationship between science and music Family planning saves lives and money Coalition must commit to the health reform agenda Surviving the suburban purgatory of the school run Why commercial media should learn their ABCs A third Bush presidency? ADF scandal: throwing the baby out with the bathwater Just In More Just In » Woman hurt in police pursuit crash A woman is in hospital after a driver being pursued by police slammed into her car in Sydney's west. More » Pearson suffers loss at Crystal Palace Naval base to be opened to cruise liners Woman sells baby for $5 and grapes Riot police called to Sydney birthday party Clinton reaffirms support for Egypt transition Greipel wins stage 13, Wiggins still in yellow Beaches remain closed as hunt for shark continues Kidnapped Red Cross worker released in Yemen UN visits Syria massacre sites as troops storm town World More World » UN visits Syria massacre sites as troops storm town By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires UN observers visit the Syrian town of Taramseh, where more than 150 people were reportedly killed in a mass attack on Thursday. More » Clinton reaffirms support for Egypt transition Afghan MP killed in wedding bomb attack Thousands ordered from homes amid Japan deluge 26 killed in South African train accident Business More Business » JPMorgan losses reach nearly $6bn JPMorgan Chase admits losses from botched derivatives trades have reached nearly $6 billion and warns of more red ink to come. More » Union fails to attend Coles dispute hearing Palmer floats plan for online newspaper US finance chief recommended Libor reforms Slowing Chinese growth meets forecasts Politics More Politics » UN visits Syria massacre sites as troops storm town By Middle East correspondent Anne Barker, wires UN observers visit the Syrian town of Taramseh, where more than 150 people were reportedly killed in a mass attack on Thursday. More » Palmer floats plan for online newspaper NSW Labor ends Greens preferencing 'free ride' Indigenous leaders urge protest vote against Labor Greens question payment of cattle export levies Sport More Sport » Pearson suffers loss at Crystal Palace Sally Pearson endured her first defeat of 2012 after finishing second in the 100 metres hurdles at the Crystal Palace Diamond League meet in London. More » Season over for Brumbies Greipel wins stage 13, Wiggins still in yellow Collingwood cleans up the Cats Reds down Tahs to seal Australian conference Knights smash Sea Eagles Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Shortage of skilled staff threatens key projects A Senate committee has heard some mining and infrastructure projects are delayed or cancelled because of a lack of skilled staff. More » Chance lab concoction excites scientists Hackers post pilfered Yahoo! passwords Fifth moon spotted near Pluto NASA releases 'spectacularly detailed' Mars panorama Environment More Environment » Energy Watch fined $1.9m over misleading ads A Federal Court judge has fined the energy broker Energy Watch almost $2 million for running misleading advertisements. More » Chance lab concoction excites scientists South Korea scraps whaling plans Climate scepticism could wipe out rural towns Green groups welcome possible whaling backdown 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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