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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 17 Sep, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » 'Non-citizens' may face deportation over protest By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Immigration Minister Chris Bowen has indicated he may cancel the visas of any "non-citizens" charged after the weekend's violent protests in Sydney. More » 'Lack of care' by police led to death in custody 21,000 Aussie sheep to be culled in Pakistan Bushwalker dies after drinking too much water Big boosts for Gillard, Labor in latest Newspoll Man guilty of bashing girlfriend to death Daughter takes stand in Rayney murder trial Mother admits killing 5yo son with methadone Indigenous students need bilingual education Royals prepare complaint over Kate topless shots More Analysis » Newspoll results a warning for Abbott The latest Newspoll published in The Australian shows dramatic improvements in voter support for Labor and Julia Gillard. Is it really case that the voters are actually thinking more kindly of the Prime Minister and her party, or is it simply a matter of default - that disillusionment, distrust and even a touch of detestation for the Opposition and its leader are starting to set in? To Gillard, for the moment at least, it probably doesn't matter, but for Tony Abbott it could be the start of a serious crisis. More » Labor must pursue a Greens alliance The Circumcision Wars Playing games with classification Blasphemy laws: politics far from God's intentions Protests undermine the true message of Islam Religious insults alone don't explain the violence Bristling trends and the hirsute pursuit Speaking ill of the dead: the power of the eulogy But it's over now Just In More Just In » Council report slams cost of mining in Australia By finance reporter Elysse Morgan A Minerals Council of Australia report says the costs of mining in the country are among the highest in the world. More » Head of 'cash-starved' Forestry Tasmania quits 21,000 Aussie sheep to be culled in Pakistan Indigenous students need bilingual education Defence head given ambassador role Queenslanders speak out about LNP job cuts 'Non-citizens' may face deportation over protest Perth Zoo shows off otter pups Mass and memorial service to remember McCarthy Man guilty of bashing girlfriend to death World More World » Royals prepare complaint over Kate topless shots By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown and wires Prince William and his wife are set to make a criminal complaint against the photographer who took topless pictures of the Duchess and against the French magazine that published them. More » Pope calls for end to 'grim trail of death' US fears Asia territory rows could prompt conflict US, Libya at odds over Benghazi attack Iran admits involvement in Syria dispute Business More Business » Council report slams cost of mining in Australia By finance reporter Elysse Morgan A Minerals Council of Australia report says the costs of mining in the country are among the highest in the world. More » Storm Financial compensation claim stalls Fortescue could be forced to sell Pilbara assets Crunch time for SA apple exports Politics More Politics » Defence head given ambassador role By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen The head of the Defence Department, Duncan Lewis, is to become Australia's next ambassador to the European Union and NATO, amid reports he was preparing to quit his job over budget cuts. More » Queenslanders speak out about LNP job cuts 'Non-citizens' may face deportation over protest Inquiry launched into construction industry Big boosts for Gillard, Labor in latest Newspoll Sport More Sport » Petrenko hopes to play against Hawks Adelaide forward Jared Petrenko is optimistic he can overcome his shoulder injury to play against Hawthorn. More » Charming Del Piero in good shape Return control to men in the middle Pavlich prepares for All-Australian snub McGlynn set to miss prelim final Bellyache aims to channel Storm's fire Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Armstrong's ashes scattered at sea The cremated remains of legendary American astronaut Neil Armstrong have been scattered at sea, during a final tribute to the first man to set foot on the moon. More » Neil Armstrong to be buried at sea NASA probe heads for dwarf planet Ceres Vital spineless creatures facing extinction: report Eureka moment for Fox in the henhouse Environment More Environment » Japan to phase out nuclear power by 2040 Japan has announced it will phase out nuclear power over the next three decades, in the wake of mounting resistance to the energy source after last year's Fukushima disaster. More » Laws to stop super trawler pass Lower House Japan cuts down miracle pine to preserve it Dutch issue 'please explain' over trawler ban Burke poised to announce anti-trawler powers 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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