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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 23 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » I know how the Shark feels: Scott Feeling like his idol Greg Norman, a shellshocked Adam Scott offered no excuses for throwing away the British Open. More » Obama pays respects to massacre victims Mining boom will soon peak, report warns Wiggins wins Tour as Cavendish claims final stage Israel fears athletes could be targeted in London Dollar hits new high against euro Jurrah due in court over assault Labor claims victory in Melbourne by-election Elite regime forces join battle for Damascus Breivik 'failed' in attempt to change Norway: PM More Analysis » Reflections on America's gun culture The latest mass shooting in the United States â€" this time in a Colorado theatre â€" hardly comes as a surprise in a society noted for such tragedy. As always, debate will continue on the causes of such violence. As someone who was born in Colorado and grew up in Texas, I side with those who believe America's 'gun culture' is at least partly to blame. More » Foreign Correspondent goes viral in China Gillard takes on the Greens Labor is in denial and must return to work 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 Just In More Just In » Dollar hits new high against euro Growing concerns about Spain's ability to avoid a costly bailout have sent the Australian dollar to another record against the euro. More » Mayor resigns after embezzlement claims Jurrah due in court over assault Israel fears athletes could be targeted in London Speeding bus plunges into Nepalese river Wiggins wins Tour as Cavendish claims final stage Suspected murder in Red Hill Scott throws away British Open Elite regime forces join battle for Damascus Mining boom will soon peak, report warns World More World » Obama pays respects to massacre victims By correspondent Jane Cowan in Denver, staff US president Barack Obama arrives in Aurora, Colorado, to pay his respects to the victims of Friday's cinema massacre. More » Elite regime forces join battle for Damascus Breivik 'failed' in attempt to change Norway: PM Mukherjee elected new Indian president Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Business More Business » Mining boom will soon peak, report warns By James Glenday A report has found the mining boom is about to peak, and warns the Federal Government will struggle to get the budget back to surplus this financial year. More » Dollar hits new high against euro Rupert Murdoch quits boards of British papers Virgin restructure boosts foreign ownership Politics More Politics » Mining boom will soon peak, report warns By James Glenday A report has found the mining boom is about to peak, and warns the Federal Government will struggle to get the budget back to surplus this financial year. More » Zimbabwe's Tsvangarai in Australia for talks Knife-edge battle in Melbourne by-election Greens tipped to win Melbourne by-election Union bosses downplay Rudd comeback talk Sport More Sport » Scott throws away British Open Evoking painful memories of some of Greg Norman's infamous collapses, Adam Scott has squandered a four-shot back-nine lead to hand the British Open to South African Ernie Els. More » Wiggins wins Tour as Cavendish claims final stage Kangas down Tigers in classic at the 'G Swans strike late to down Saints Raiders run riot over Sharks Vixens crash to comeback Magic 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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