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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 22 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Police disabling alleged shooter's booby traps By North America correspondent Jane Cowan, wires A bomb squad appears to have made it safe for police to enter the booby-trapped apartment of the suspected Colorado movie theatre gunman. More » Knife-edge battle in Melbourne by-election Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Wiggins secures maiden Tour crown Battle for Syria shifts to Aleppo Mother hit in back in Sydney shooting Pest bombs spark Melbourne restaurant explosion Fukushima workers told to lie about exposure Reds knocked out of finals Scott takes four-shot Open lead More Analysis » Labor is in denial and must return to work I confess that Labor's current standing in the opinion polls utterly terrifies me. It appears the Labor Caucus waits on an empty beach, listless and in denial, as the tide is sucked out and the fish die before our eyes, with an electoral tsunami surging towards us. Labor must return to the policies and issues which speak to our ability and competence to govern through periods of economic upheaval and transformation. Labor must return to issues which best define its soul and identity. Labor must return to work if it is to reconnect with the Australian people and win the next election. More » Sex isn't just about consequences You've got mail: Melbourne's election double-booking Alas, leadership speculation will only gather pace 'One in spirit': same-sex unions in the Bible There goes any chance of political settlement in Syria In a fix: the obscure rate that could undo banks There's a place for (some) public science funding How political rhetoric shaped the nanny wars Car subsidies: throwing good money after bad Just In More Just In » Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Rupert Murdoch quits a string of boards overseeing his UK newspapers, fuelling speculation he could seek to sell them. More » Pest bombs spark Melbourne restaurant explosion Police disabling alleged shooter's booby traps Scott takes four-shot Open lead Wiggins secures maiden Tour crown Battle for Syria shifts to Aleppo Police turn to Denver gunman's booby-trapped home Gunmen kill seven Pakistani soldiers Fukushima workers told to lie about exposure Boat carrying 144 asylum seekers intercepted World More World » Police disabling alleged shooter's booby traps By North America correspondent Jane Cowan, wires A bomb squad appears to have made it safe for police to enter the booby-trapped apartment of the suspected Colorado movie theatre gunman. More » Battle for Syria shifts to Aleppo Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Fukushima workers told to lie about exposure Costa Concordia black box to be revealed in court Business More Business » Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Rupert Murdoch quits a string of boards overseeing his UK newspapers, fuelling speculation he could seek to sell them. More » Dollar may be overvalued on yield chase Buyers hungry for struggling Darrell Lea Ten sells EYE Corp ad business for $145m Smith to stay at ANZ Report finds cancer risk for coal workers Politics More Politics » Knife-edge battle in Melbourne by-election By Alison Savage Labor says it is confident of claiming victory over the Greens in the Melbourne by-election, with a slim 2 per cent two-party preferred lead. More » Greens tipped to win Melbourne by-election Union bosses downplay Rudd comeback talk Violent end to huge Madrid protest Branson calls for mandatory detention rethink Sport More Sport » Scott takes four-shot Open lead Adam Scott is agonisingly close to a long overdue breakthrough in majors as he set up a four-shot lead heading into the final round of the British Open. More » Shark attack end Reds' title defence Wiggins secures maiden Tour crown Kearney leaves a winner over fading Storm Outstanding Hawks put Magpies in a flap Bunnies make it four on the bounce Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Scientists set agenda for AIDS cure Scientists say the prospects for finding a cure for AIDS are realistic, after unveiling a roadmap to cure the disease. More » Ancient village holds farming lifestyle clues Shortage of skilled staff threatens key projects Chance lab concoction excites scientists Hackers post pilfered Yahoo! passwords Environment More Environment » Pro-logging protester joins tree-sit activist Police are monitoring a remote southern forest where a farmer has joined a long running tree-sit protest by an anti-logging activist. Michael Hirst represents a pro-logging group of six farmers and foresters called "Give it Back". Tasmania's Greens leader is worried any escalation in the two protests could derail the forest peace talks as they enter their final days. More » Fukushima radiation may kill 1,300 Green groups flag challenge to Woodside approval Activists break through gate at uranium mine Nuclear operator to release secret Fukushima tapes About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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