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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Tue 18 Sep, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Man refused bail over Sydney protest By court reporter Jamelle Wells One of seven men charged over Saturday's protests in Sydney has been refused bail, as Muslim leaders call for calm in the wake of the violence. More » Muslim leaders call for calm after Sydney clashes Romney lashes 'victims' in speech to rich donors Miners warned of fall in export revenue Foreigners dead after Kabul minivan attack Sentence for sex offender doubled on appeal Nauru transfers 'tell lie to smugglers' rhetoric' Coalition warned against election complacency 132 escape in mass Mexican jailbreak Case closed on big cats roaming wild in Victoria More Analysis » Assange circus takes the steam out of WikiLeaks' whistle WikiLeaks had so much promise. What could be more appealing than a permanent, resilient, secure institution to expose the raw workings of the world's most powerful bodies? But it was not to be. In 2012, WikiLeaks is just the Julian Assange show. His personal struggles have destroyed the organisation's moral integrity, undermined its original mission. More » Newman budget kills Queensland creativity Has Gillard done the rope-a-dope on Abbott? Left to die: our police custody crisis Arts for a working class man Boob-flashing and fury do not a lady royal make Newspoll results a warning for Abbott Labor must pursue a Greens alliance The Circumcision Wars Playing games with classification Just In More Just In » Coalition warned against election complacency By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Nationals leader Warren Truss has issued a rallying call to Coalition MPs as Labor's poll numbers climb on the back of tough budget cuts by conservative state governments. More » Miners warned of fall in export revenue Man refused bail over Sydney protest Rayney trial told of victim's intimacy with man Case closed on big cats roaming wild in Victoria Aboriginal rock art recorded in the Kimberley 132 escape in mass Mexican jailbreak Nauru transfers 'tell lie to smugglers' rhetoric' Foreigners dead after Kabul minivan attack What do you want to know about Islam? World More World » Foreigners dead after Kabul minivan attack By South Asia correspondent Michael Edwards, wires At least 12 people, among them foreigners, were killed as a suicide bomber blew himself up alongside a minivan heading to the Kabul airport. More » Romney lashes 'victims' in speech to rich donors Taliban tweets photo of soldiers' alleged killer Clashes in Jakarta as film rage spreads Iran claims sabotage at nuclear plants Business More Business » Rumours of boom's demise exaggerated: RBA By business editor Peter Ryan The RBA denies the mining boom is over, saying Australia should prepare for a major increase in investment. More » High-frequency trading a 'systemic risk' Miner FMG secures billions for refinancing Council report slams cost of mining in Australia Storm Financial compensation claim stalls Rip Curl considers potential sale Politics More Politics » Coalition warned against election complacency By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Nationals leader Warren Truss has issued a rallying call to Coalition MPs as Labor's poll numbers climb on the back of tough budget cuts by conservative state governments. More » Political prisoners freed from Burmese jails Concerns over corporate watchdog's workload Software glitch exposes MPs' diaries, emails Defence head given ambassador role Sport More Sport » Del Piero debut on hold Alessandro Del Piero will not play his first match for Sydney FC for at least another week, coach Ian Crook confirmed - adding that the Italian will not captain the A-League side. More » Hasler wants new review system Former champions to carry Cup top weight Cheika named new Waratahs coach Buckley confident Dawes will play Lions legend Power retires 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 » Irrigators plot High Court water fight A group representing SA and Victorian irrigators says it will try to have the Murray-Darling Basin plan declared unconstitutional. More » Japan to phase out nuclear power by 2040 Laws to stop super trawler pass Lower House Japan cuts down miracle pine to preserve it Dutch issue 'please explain' over trawler ban 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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