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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 13 Sep, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Live blog: US vows revenge for ambassador's death More details are emerging of the attack which killed the US ambassador to Libya in Benghazi. Follow our live blog for information as it comes in. More » Man set to face court over counter-terrorism raids More than 280 dead in Pakistan factory blaze Rudd 'won't be silenced' ahead of election Disability advocates allege epidemic of abuse Paralympians return to Australia Gillard returns from leave to attend soldier's funeral British PM sorry for Hillsborough cover-up Medvedev calls for Pussy Riot to be released Car park skeleton may be Richard III More Analysis » Newman gets his face on the miners' dartboard At least Queensland coal miners now have a face to put on their dartboard - that of Premier Campbell Newman. Yesterday's decision in the Queensland budget to increase coal royalties more than expected has put the mining industry into a frenzy of outrage. Will Australia's coal miners tire of the ever-hungrier mouths fastening onto their teats and decamp to Kazakhstan? Unlikely. But they may make them think twice about future projects here. More » No harm letting sleepless babies cry Leave the Future Fund alone Welcome to austerity: Queensland's horror budget Mining gets a taste of life outside the fast lane 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 Just In More Just In » Too late for Indigenous referendum, Opposition says By Simon Cullen and Anna Henderson The Opposition has given up on the prospect of holding a referendum to recognise Aboriginal people in the constitution before next year's election More » Medvedev calls for Pussy Riot to be released Live blog: US vows revenge for ambassador's death Teenager dies on Amazon psychedelic retreat British PM sorry for Hillsborough cover-up Car park skeleton may be Richard III Gillard returns from leave to attend soldier's funeral Paralympians return to Australia Disability advocates allege epidemic of abuse Contemporary portraits reveal China's changing face World More World » Live blog: US vows revenge for ambassador's death More details are emerging of the attack which killed the US ambassador to Libya in Benghazi. Follow our live blog for information as it comes in. More » British PM sorry for Hillsborough cover-up More than 280 dead in Pakistan factory blaze Medvedev calls for Pussy Riot to be released Car park skeleton may be Richard III Business More Business » German top court clears euro rescue fund pact By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown, wires Germany's top court rejects a legal challenge to a new European debt firewall, letting financial markets breathe a sigh of relief. More » Macquarie facing claims of rubbery loan figures Rebounding iron prices boost shares, dollar Queensland shoots coal mining in the foot: BHP Consumers flock to deposits in flight to safety Judge doubts mediation will resolve Rinehart feud Politics More Politics » Medvedev calls for Pussy Riot to be released By Moscow correspondent Norman Hermant Russian prime minister Dmitry Medvedev says he believes three members of punk band Pussy Riot should be freed from jail. More » Live blog: US vows revenge for ambassador's death British PM sorry for Hillsborough cover-up Rudd 'won't be silenced' ahead of election Compensation suggested for child held in detention Sport More Sport » Magpies can improve fast: Pendlebury Collingwood's Scott Pendlebury is confident the Magpies can bounce back from the last-start loss to Hawthorn. More » Paralympians return to Australia British PM sorry for Hillsborough cover-up Crocker admits to finals stage fright Witnesses describe McCarthy's fatal fall Cowboys a better side this year: Thurston 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 » Japan cuts down miracle pine to preserve it Japan's miracle pine, which survived last year's tsunami that swept away the forest of 70,000 trees, has been cut down as part of a bid to preserve it. More » Dutch issue 'please explain' over trawler ban Burke poised to announce anti-trawler powers More eco-friendly housing incentives urged Union rallies against Tarkine listing 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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