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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 01 Oct, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Roxon calls for 2GB rethink of Jones A senior government minister says Sydney radio station 2GB should be reconsidering the employment of broadcaster Alan Jones. More » Australian aid worker leaves Libya Afghan shooting takes US death toll past 2,000 Storm repel Bulldogs' bite Muirhead sentenced today over child porn Thousands march in honour of Meagher Five killed as car collides with truck in Qld Assange reveals life inside 'space station' embassy At least 32 killed in Iraq attacks Powerful typhoon hits Japan's mainland More Analysis » Prime ministerial trivia: sorting fact from fiction Of the 11 prime ministers since Robert Menzies, how many first came to office in the traditional way, by winning a federal election? The majority or a minority? The answer is four - Gough Whitlam, Bob Hawke, John Howard, and Kevin Rudd. Since 1966, it has been the exception rather than the rule that the people decide who should be prime minister. More » The latte sipper's guide to talking footy Ignorance isn't a defence against sub judice Revolutionising life a quintillion bytes at a time Racism and free speech spark a subway showdown There's something about Mary Why I burned my 'Proof of Aboriginality' Gambling and the church Misogyny is alive and kicking Australia hostage to the politics of the US in the Asian Century Just In More Just In » Freed Australian describes Ecuador kidnap ordeal Australian woman Fiona Louise Wilde has described her rescue from kidnappers in Ecuador. More » Muirhead sentenced today over child porn Roxon calls for 2GB rethink of Jones Miliband hits back at union demands Nazi graffiti on Victorian Parliament Child killed in Nairobi church grenade attack Powerful typhoon hits Japan's mainland Afghan shooting takes US death toll past 2,000 Australian aid worker leaves Libya Assange reveals life inside 'space station' embassy World More World » At least 32 killed in Iraq attacks Iraqi officials say a string of car bombs have killed at least 32 people and wounded 104 others in and around Baghdad. More » Afghan shooting takes US death toll past 2,000 Powerful typhoon hits Japan's mainland Rioting mob torches temples in Bangladesh Al Shebaab abandons last stronghold in Somalia Business More Business » Fairfax ignored advice on embracing online news model By Hagar Cohen for Background Briefing Key Fairfax players have told the ABC that the company's board ignored repeated advice that its newspaper business was in danger of being destroyed by the rise of the internet. More » Tax hikes, spending cuts underpin French budget Tasmania looks to Asia to fix economic woes ACCC silences the knockers with million-dollar win Politics More Politics » Afghan shooting takes US death toll past 2,000 By Washington correspondent Lisa Millar, wires NATO is investigating another shooting in Afghanistan which has left five people dead, including an American serviceman, taking the US death toll in the war past 2,000. More » Australian aid worker leaves Libya Gillard turns down Jones's apology offer Jones sorry for saying Gillard's dad 'died of shame' Australian aid worker free to leave Libya Sport More Sport » Clinical Storm repel Bulldogs' bite Relive ABC Grandstand's live coverage of the NRL grand final, as Melbourne beat Canterbury 14-4. More » Bulldogs tight-lipped on biting incident Cronk the saviour for Storm's season Swans celebrate grand final victory Swans snatch victory in classic grand final India and Australia win at World Twenty20 Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Outback Qld goes it alone for high-speed internet By Stephanie Smail In remote south-western Queensland, two councils are planning to build their own high-speed internet network. More » Apple apologises for mapping application Tech industry invests to meet need for speed Plastic pollution invades the last frontier 'Squid from hell' secrets revealed Environment More Environment » Environmentalists call for action on rivers Environmental groups are calling for stronger action to improve the health of rivers as part of World Rivers Day today. More » Plastic pollution invades the last frontier Before and after: Arctic sea ice in 1984 and 2012 Orica charged over mercury vapour release Arctic sea ice melts to lowest recorded level 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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