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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 03 Sep, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Karzai calls for probe into deadly Australian raid By South Asia correspondent Michael Edwards, wires Afghanistan's president Hamid Karzai has hit out at the Australian military for killing two Afghan men during a search for the rogue soldier who shot dead three Australian troops last week. More » Gillard to outline school funding shake-up Anti-venom shortage sparks call to catch deadly spider Hewitt bows out of US Open Emotional Bryce visits Syrian refugees in Jordan Freney continues Australian gold rush Bishop under fire for Sri Lanka asylum seeker plan Tutu wants Bush, Blair tried over Iraq S Africa to drop murder charges against miners Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon dies More Analysis » Ghosts of Obama and Romney past There's something naggingly disjointed about this presidential campaign; two men, each locked in an absorbing and entirely independent fight to the death with his former self. Barack Obama has a formidable adversary â€" he's eloquent, well-funded, persuasive and unforgettable. His name? Obama 2008, and he's going to be hard to beat. And Romney's speech last week seemed to be a dismantlement of the early-model Mitts that hang around threatening his path to the White House. More » Formula companies hijacking infant feeding House husbands are not comedic fodder Pollies try to score big with backflips Attacks won't stop but neither should our resolve Whitlam dismissal a decision of the highest order To be a technophile or technophobe - or both RU486: a win for women and choice If Carr wanted to help Assange, he could Bullying and complicity in a social media world Just In More Just In » Road safety campaign targets grey nomads by Kirrin McKechnie Police in outback Queensland have launched a road safety campaign targeting grey nomads around the nation. More » Tutu wants Bush, Blair tried over Iraq Emotional Bryce visits Syrian refugees in Jordan Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon dies Hewitt bows out of US Open Gillard to outline school funding shake-up S Africa to drop murder charges against miners Anti-venom shortage sparks call to catch deadly spider Bishop under fire for Sri Lanka asylum seeker plan France, Russia draw old swords at 1812 battle World More World » Cleric 'planted evidence' on accused Koran-burner A Pakistani imam has been remanded in custody, accused of planting burnt pages of the Koran in the bag of a Christian girl being held for blasphemy. More » Unification Church founder Sun Myung Moon dies S Africa to drop murder charges against miners Karzai calls for probe into deadly Australian raid France, Russia draw old swords at 1812 battle Business More Business » Foreign bid for Cubbie Station raises concerns By Lindy Kerin, staff Concerns have been raised over the Government's approval of a foreign bid for Australia's largest cotton farm, with Nationals senator Barnaby Joyce labelling it "a disgrace". More » Crosby outlines digital mailbox plan Bernanke hints at action to revive US economy Vale expects iron ore rebound, analysts not sure Gunns announces massive $900m loss Politics More Politics » Gillard to outline school funding shake-up by political reporter Kerrin Binnie, staff Government schools are expected to be the big winners when Prime Minister Julia Gillard announces the Government's response to the Gonski report later today. More » Bishop under fire for Sri Lanka asylum seeker plan Coalition wants Sri Lankan asylum seekers deported Obama releases his sweet beer recipe US pledges more aid for strategic south Pacific Sport More Sport » Freney continues Australian gold rush The gold medal success has continued for Australia at the Paralympics in London after swimmer Jacqueline Freney smashed the world record to win the women's 200m SM7 individual medley final. More » Hewitt bows out of US Open Sharks let home final slip away Riewoldt claims Coleman as Port rescues draw Dragons sign off with win over Eels Saints send Ratten out in defeat Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Vital spineless creatures facing extinction: report One-fifth of the "spineless creatures that rule the world" may be at risk of extinction, according to a new study. More » Eureka moment for Fox in the henhouse NASA beams 'interplanetary voicemail' from Mars Your tributes: Neil Armstrong Mars rover Curiosity aces first test drive Environment More Environment » Super trawler steams into sea of controversy By Matthew Carney and staff The Margiris super trawler is due to arrive in South Australia today, amid claims the ship's fishing quota "isn't worth the paper it's written on". More » Burke blasts Newman as project feud heats up Government imposes fracking moratorium Arctic ice cap on course for record melt Carbon tax pledge dominates Question Time 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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