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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 02 Oct, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Six feared dead after vintage plane disappears By Jo Skinner, Elise Worthington and Will Ockenden Authorities say time is the enemy in the search for six people on board a vintage plane that went missing north-west of Brisbane on Monday afternoon. More » Embattled Jones returns to the airwaves Economists forecast rates to stay on hold Half of Barrier Reef has disappeared: report Controversial Dutch MP to get visa Muirhead jailed for child pornography offences Ashby to pursue case against Slipper High Court set to deliver Forrest ruling Bosses urged to watch for workplace psychopaths Miners owe East Timor millions in unpaid taxes More Analysis » High stakes: the politics of Chinese investment We must not be bullied into an unquestioning belief that Chinese agricultural investment is right for Australia. Particularly at a time when so many questions hang over the FIRB process and the national interest test. As this two-part special investigation concludes, investment should be welcomed. But it should be subject to an approval process that stands the test of time. More » Higher taxes would only encourage them Abbott's determined insularity on foreign affairs Can politicians shake their Alan Jones addiction? Cubbie conundrums: the foreign investment debate Great expectations and the audacity of nope Prime ministerial trivia: sorting fact from fiction Ignorance isn't a defence against sub judice The latte sipper's guide to talking footy Revolutionising life a quintillion bytes at a time Just In More Just In » Controversial Dutch MP to get visa Immigration Minister Chris Bowen says he will not deny a visa to controversial right-wing Dutch politician Geert Wilders. More » Embattled Jones returns to the airwaves Police link internet attacks to Assange case Half of Barrier Reef has disappeared: report Eight killed in Hong Kong ferry disaster Ashby to pursue case against Slipper High Court set to deliver Forrest ruling Economists forecast rates to stay on hold Bosses urged to watch for workplace psychopaths Marxist historian Eric Hobsbawm dies aged 95 World More World » South Africa opens probe into mine bloodbath South Africa opens an inquiry into the police killing of at least 34 miners in August, hoping to find out how a dispute over pay ended in a bloodbath. More » Pussy Riot's appeal adjourned until October 10 Miners owe East Timor millions in unpaid taxes Posturing begins ahead of first US debate Companies fight against cheap Indian drugs Business More Business » Economists forecast rates to stay on hold The majority of Australian economists expect the Reserve Bank will hold fire when it meets to discuss interest rates this morning. More » High Court set to deliver Forrest ruling Arrium shares surge on unsolicited takeover bid Miners owe East Timor millions in unpaid taxes China manufacturing stuck in slowdown Xstrata, Glencore announce deal for massive tie-up Politics More Politics » Embattled Jones returns to the airwaves Sydney broadcaster Alan Jones has defied a growing social media campaign and his political enemies to return to the airwaves this morning. More » Senior Liberal attacks Bishop's stance on wheat 'Political interference' to blame for FOI delays Afghan shooting takes US death toll past 2,000 Australian aid worker leaves Libya Sport More Sport » England out as Sri Lanka, Windies reach semis Sri Lanka sent defending champions England packing at the World Twenty20 as it booked a spot in the semi-finals with the West Indies. More » Goddard leaves Saints for Bombers Bellamy set to rebuild victorious Storm again Khawaja hits form in Bulls debut Graham to face judiciary on biting charge Ono eyes opening-round A-League debut 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. 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