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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 11 Oct, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Authorities play down Bali terror threat By Indonesia correspondent George Roberts Indonesian authorities back away from comments about a specific terrorist threat to Australian VIPs attending tomorrow's Bali bombing memorial. More » Catholic Church denies hindering child abuse probe Anti-doping agency report says Armstrong cheated Pussy Riot member freed, two head to prison camp Anger grows at delay in Defence abuse response Independents knew Slipper would resign Pakistani surgeons work to save shot schoolgirl Jihadists remain Australia's greatest threat: ASIO Gaddafi's son 'will be hanged': lawyer New Zealand makes Hobbit coins legal tender More Analysis » Dramas of misogyny and slippery political principles Julia Gillard enjoys watching Midsomer Murders with her knitting. Tony Abbott, as we now know from his wife Margie, prefers Downton Abbey. But what was on show yesterday, in the Parliament of Australia, resembled nothing quite so much as The Slap. That is to say, it was a bleak Australian drama involving a tangled cast of characters, among whom barely a redeeming figure could be found. More » Gone is the turned cheek: Gillard as we've rarely seen her The disconnect between the real and financial worlds The gatekeepers of news have lost their keys Syria the pawn in a dirty war as superpowers circle Changing role of women in the workplace Polls apart: is Labor really coming back? You won't find cattle export protests up north We do not need an internet overlord All is rare in love and war Just In More Just In » Rain and snow reported across SA Many of SA's agricultural areas are welcoming rain for their crops and some locals report snow this morning. More » Accused thieves burnt alive at Nigerian university S Korea embarrassed by soldier's defection Federer, Djokovic win at Shanghai Masters Catholic Church denies hindering child abuse probe Anti-doping agency report says Armstrong cheated Authorities play down Bali terror threat Jihadists remain Australia's greatest threat: ASIO Gaddafi's son 'will be hanged': lawyer US pair win chemistry Nobel for cell receptors World More World » Pussy Riot member freed, two head to prison camp By Moscow correspondent Norman Hermant, wires A Russian appeals court frees one member of the punk band Pussy Riot, but upholds two-year prison camp sentences for the other two. More » Authorities play down Bali terror threat Pakistani surgeons work to save shot schoolgirl Toyota recalls 7 million cars over fire risk Turkey threatens stronger response against Syria Is Boris Johnson seriously aiming to be PM? Business More Business » Goldman agrees to Nine debt deal By finance reporter Justine Parker Goldman Sachs has confirmed it will support a debt for equity swap that might keep Nine Entertainment out of administration. More » Consumers happy to buy, uncertain of future IMF says European banks face asset sell-off China telcos react angrily to US espionage claims Figures show surge in mobile downloads Burke approves new Abbot Point coal terminal Politics More Politics » Pussy Riot member freed, two head to prison camp By Moscow correspondent Norman Hermant, wires A Russian appeals court frees one member of the punk band Pussy Riot, but upholds two-year prison camp sentences for the other two. More » Anger grows at delay in Defence abuse response Fears leaders to be targeted at Bali memorial Coalition happy to accept Slipper's vote Gillard's misogyny speech goes global Sport More Sport » Anti-doping agency report says Armstrong cheated By North America correspondent Jane Cowan, wires The US Anti-Doping Agency says Lance Armstrong was at the centre of the most sophisticated doping conspiracy in sport history. More » ICC suspends umpires in TV corruption sting Kiwis happy with Kasiano's preparations Pacemen impress in Gabba wicket-fest Chaplin chasing flag at Tigerland Warriors coaching announcement imminent Science and Technology More Science and Technology » French, US scientists win Nobel Physics Prize Serge Haroche of France and David Wineland of the US won the Nobel Physics Prize on Tuesday for work in quantum physics that could one day open the way to supercomputers. More » Private rocket blasts off for space station Outback observatory open for business Racing star could prove Einstein's theory Remains of Mayan queen found in Guatemala Environment More Environment » Flow modelling released for Murray plan The Federal Government has released the latest round of modelling on the effects of releasing more water down the Murray. More » Stress tests reveal defects at Europe nuke reactors Irrigators under pressure over Murray legal action Murray showing signs of recovery Burke pledges to do more for dying reef 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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