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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 26 Jul, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Ross, Steffensen fire back at team boss By Matt Wordsworth in London Sprinters Josh Ross and John Steffensen refuse to back down in a selection row with team bosses, despite a public roasting from chef de mission Nick Green. More » Carr attacks 'dangerously dumb' Abbott speech Boy sneaks aboard flight from UK to Rome Mystery woman confirmed as Kim Jong-un's wife Slipper staffer contacted Brough before suing Asylum boat taking on water off Bali States under fire over disability scheme Green leaps to defence of under-fire Jones Aussie sub springs leak after sinking warship Syrian armoured column closes in on Aleppo More Analysis » They defend press freedom in pursuit of the gory detail The mistake, is to assume good will on the part of media. To assume honest pursuit of public interest. Think about almost everything you have read and seen on the Aurora shootings over the past week. What you see is the media acting purely to milk the moment and satisfy a pair of voyeuristic thirsts: ours for the thrill of the horrific, theirs for the sales that go with. More » Different world: understanding Indigenous justice Tough months ahead for Brooks and Coulson Corporate models defeat the core purpose of unions London calling Zombie reefs as a harbinger for catastrophic future Doping's shadow looms large over athletics What does Europe want? Beyond the multiculturalist deadlock? Apathy and disinterest as campaign fatigue sets in Reaping the consequences of political correctness Just In More Just In » Flag fury as officials mistake North for South Olympics officials were left red-faced after a giant screen showed images of North Korean footballers next to the South Korean flag before their opening match. More » Hawks coach cops junior ban for swearing Gun applications soar after Aurora massacre Scotland to legalise gay marriage Slipper staffer contacted Brough before suing Asylum boat taking on water off Bali Ross, Steffensen fire back at team boss Greek triple jumper expelled for racist tweet Carr attacks 'dangerously dumb' Abbott speech Mystery woman confirmed as Kim Jong-un's wife World More World » Syrian armoured column closes in on Aleppo By Norman Hermant in Jerusalem, wires Syria has sent thousands of troops towards Aleppo, where attack helicopters have been pounding rebel fighters during a regime assault on the country's largest city. More » Republicans demand more personable Romney campaign British border guards call off Olympics eve strike Mystery woman confirmed as Kim Jong-un's wife Scotland to legalise gay marriage Business More Business » Inflation fall not enough to lift rate cut chances By online business reporter Michael Janda Consumer prices rose 0.5 per cent in the June quarter, rising only 1.2 per cent over the past financial year. More » Macquarie first quarter profit slides CMI's Melbourne factories to close Shares ease on Spanish debt threat Moore says activism threatens LNG industry Company admits to false carbon tax claims Politics More Politics » Liberal MP Vasta under police investigation The Australian Federal Police has confirmed it is investigating Federal Queensland MP Ross Vasta but will not say why. More » Hilmer urges unis to stand up to government Two winners declared in one PNG seat Abbott warns Chinese investment may be restricted Queensland on verge of bankruptcy: Newman Sport More Sport » Souths furious at Inglis ban A disappointed South Sydney contingent stormed out of Rugby League Central without making comment after Greg Inglis was banned for three matches by the judiciary. More » Ross, Steffensen fire back at team boss Coaches unsure on Stuart holding dual role Green Machine lands TKO win Brown sympathises with Cloke Demon Jurrah to stand trial on assault charges Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Calls for nano-materials register By Rachel Carbonell The ABC's revelations that some sunscreen brands are inaccurately promoting themselves as nanotechnology-free have prompted calls for better regulation of nano-materials. More » Second company hit with nano-particle complaint Tests raise questions over nano-free sunscreen Micro-motor developed to treat strokes First US woman in space dies Environment More Environment » Ocean power could supply entire cities By Conor Duffy A CSIRO report finds ocean power generated by waves, currents and tides could supply a city the size of Melbourne by 2050. More » India bans tourists from tiger reserves Firing at seals urged to protect penguins Pro-logging protester joins tree-sit activist Fukushima radiation may kill 1,300 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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