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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 25 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » More troops called up for Olympic security By Karen Barlow in London and wires Just a week after the British government said there was no need for them, an extra 1,200 troops are being deployed to bolster Olympics security. More » Brooks, Coulson charged with phone hacking offences Jets, gunships join battle for Aleppo Team boss hits out over Olympic ticket fiasco Victim comes forward over priest's sex abuse Fears COAG could derail disability scheme Brisbane Airport Link Tunnel opens Video: Typhoon hits Hong Kong Soaring soy sparks Indonesian tofu shutdown Hudson's brother-in-law gets life for family killings More Analysis » Apathy and disinterest as campaign fatigue sets in There's still a long way to go, but right now I don't sense a great groundswell of excitement for either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney. Both Romney and Obama are defining this an election about the American soul. An election that will determine the very nature of the sort of society America will be and will become. A contest of ideas. In the middle, most people are either bored witless or frustrated beyond caring by the endless bickering and negativity. More » Doping's shadow looms large over athletics Reaping the consequences of political correctness The terrifyingly inscrutable minds behind mass murders Betting the farm: America's insurance dilemma Abbott can't escape the spectre of WorkChoices Diggers given their names back in Fromelles At last Labor takes fight to the Greens Whistle blowing: don't shoot the messengers Fixing the fix: restoring credibility to bank rates Just In More Just In » Sydney shopping centre reopens after roof collapse Westfield Eastgardens Shopping Centre in Sydney's south-east is reopening for trading this morning after yesterday's partial roof collapse. More » Japan investigates Fukushima lie claims Fog blanket disrupts Sydney Airport Hudson's brother-in-law gets life for family killings Soaring soy sparks Indonesian tofu shutdown Black Sticks hit back at black ops allegations Jets, gunships join battle for Aleppo Brisbane Airport Link Tunnel opens India bans tourists from tiger reserves Ghana's president dies at 68 World More World » Jets, gunships join battle for Aleppo By Norman Hermant and wires Syrian army helicopters and fighter jets are reportedly being used to drive out rebels in Aleppo, in what is seen as a major escalation in the conflict. More » More troops called up for Olympic security Brooks, Coulson charged with phone hacking offences Japan investigates Fukushima lie claims India bans tourists from tiger reserves Business More Business » Stevens says Australia not just the lucky country by online business reporter Michael Janda Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens says Australia's world-beating economy is not just down to luck and that the country's outlook is reasonably good. More » Miners lead large corporate philanthropy Market ends higher on Chinese growth optimism TPG makes fresh bid for Billabong NAB raises cost of some business loans Tests raise questions over nano-free sunscreen Politics More Politics » Two winners declared in one PNG seat By PNG correspondent Liam Fox As Papua New Guinea's month-long general election grinds on, two winners have been declared in one seat in the country's Southern Highlands. More » Abbott warns Chinese investment may be restricted Queensland on verge of bankruptcy: Newman Labor support drops in latest Newspoll Greens concede defeat in Melbourne by-election Sport More Sport » Mundine hits out in Steffensen's defence Boxer Anthony Mundine has climbed into the ring for Olympic runner John Steffensen amid claims of racial vilification. More » Inglis to take on judiciary over shoulder charge Team boss hits out over Olympic ticket fiasco Stewart's future remains uncertain Demon Howe avoids ban for blood wipe Reds' outlook remains bright: McKenzie Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Tests raise questions over nano-free sunscreen By Rachel Carbonell and Simon Lauder The ABC can reveal claims that at least 10 Australian sunscreen brands that claim to be free of nano-materials have inadvertently been using them in their products. More » First US woman in space dies Scientists set agenda for AIDS cure Ancient village holds farming lifestyle clues Shortage of skilled staff threatens key projects Environment More Environment » India bans tourists from tiger reserves India's Supreme Court has ordered a ban on tourism in more than 40 of the country's central government-run tiger reserves. More » Firing at seals urged to protect penguins Pro-logging protester joins tree-sit activist Fukushima radiation may kill 1,300 Green groups flag challenge to Woodside approval 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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