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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 12 Sep, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Egyptian protesters tear down US flag in attack on Cairo embassy The Stars and Stripes was torn down as US diplomatic buildings in Egypt and Libya were attacked in angry scenes sparked by a film which protesters say insults the Prophet Mohammed. More » Workers begin rallies across Qld over budget Nauru doesn't want force used against asylum seekers Socceroos stunned by lowly Jordan Super trawler operator may seek compo Gillard's father donates his body to science Indonesian boys sue Australia over jail time Security guards killed in attack on Yemeni minister US marks low-key September 11 anniversary Man swallowed fake gem to let thief escape More Analysis » Mining gets a taste of life outside the fast lane Australia's economy always has a bit of a good news/bad news vibe. This is a consequence of our 'two-speed' economy - where things that are good for the mining sector can hurt the rest. But if the dollar stays where it is while the prices of minerals continue to decline, we'll be in an unusual state - where the two-speed economy becomes one speed, and not a particularly fast one at that. More » Welcome to austerity: Queensland's horror budget Patrick White: Portrait of the writer as a young man Is navel-gazing our fastest growing industry? Forward march of the Greens halted Change without pain: Abbott's tough sell gets tougher Dobbing mothers unite for drug reform Misunderstanding 9/11 The end of tolerance: Rethinking religion and secularisation after 9/11 Emotional intelligence: fact or fad? Just In More Just In » Gillard's father donates his body to science Prime Minister Julia Gillard's father John, who died over the weekend, has donated his body to science. More » Super trawler operator may seek compo Mourners to gather to honour lost digger Thousands turn out for autonomy rally in Barcelona Workers begin rallies across Qld over budget Nauru doesn't want force used against asylum seekers Prison guards back to work after strike UN observer chief warns against supporting Syrian rebels Egyptian protesters tear down US flag in attack on Cairo embassy Indonesian soldiers face court over asylum boat sinking World More World » Egyptian protesters tear down US flag in attack on Cairo embassy The Stars and Stripes was torn down as US diplomatic buildings in Egypt and Libya were attacked in angry scenes sparked by a film which protesters say insults the Prophet Mohammed. More » Thousands turn out for autonomy rally in Barcelona US marks low-key September 11 anniversary Security guards killed in attack on Yemeni minister Nauru pledges support for asylum seeker needs Detainee found dead in Guantanamo Business More Business » Business confidence falls as conditions improve By online business reporter Michael Janda Business confidence has given up July's gains, as mining-related companies become increasingly worried about the commodities outlook. More » Iron price to bounce back above $US100: analyst Share market eases on pre-Fed caution Mining royalties rise will 'kill' Qld economy SA rating downgraded by Moody's Never cheaper to buy a new car: CommSec Politics More Politics » Prison guards back to work after strike By Josh Bavas The Industrial Relations Commission (IRC) has ruled out further strike action by Queensland's prison guards for the next three months. More » Nauru pledges support for asylum seeker needs Super trawler ban delights Tas locals Australia to take lead in Uruzgan early Labor decries 'curtain raiser' to Abbott cuts Sport More Sport » Socceroos stunned by lowly Jordan Australia faces an uphill battle to reach the World Cup after slumping to a shock 2-1 defeat away to Jordan. More » Ablett claims MVP honour Toovey confused by Matai suspension 'Unique' McCarthy remembered by family Raiders reshuffle to cover Croker injury I was haunted by doubts: Murray Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Neil Armstrong to be buried at sea The first person to walk on the Moon, Neil Armstrong, will be buried at sea, a family spokesman says. More » NASA probe heads for dwarf planet Ceres Vital spineless creatures facing extinction: report Eureka moment for Fox in the henhouse NASA beams 'interplanetary voicemail' from Mars Environment More Environment » Burke poised to announce anti-trawler powers By Michael Vincent, staff The Federal Government is poised to announce new powers for the Environment Minister that could prevent a super trawler from fishing in Australian waters. More » More eco-friendly housing incentives urged Union rallies against Tarkine listing Gales send turbines into overdrive Halt to drilling ordered at NSW gas site 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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