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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 14 Nov, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Irish judge warns abuse inquiry will take time The judge who ran an inquiry into child abuse and neglect in Irish institutions says the Australian Government should not put an arbitrary time frame on its royal commission. More » Obeid tax advisor to front ICAC Nauru hunger strike a sign of unbearable conditions: UN Coroner to hand down Taser death findings Search resumes for three missing in desert Vic woman found after nearly week-long search Abbott criticised for 'urban Aboriginal' comment Radical Muslim cleric Qatada released from UK jail McAfee says framed for murder in Belize Brain-damaged man communicates in world first More Analysis » Inevitable defeat for the ALP no longer so inevitable By Lewis & Woods In the last couple of months Labor has reclaimed ground - statistically insignificant point after statistically insignificant point, solidifying into a trend and a position that can fairly be called competitive. They are still behind the Coalition by eight points in primary vote and on these numbers would still lose a Federal Election. But the sense of inevitable defeat has been lifted and this will change the game all the way up to polling day. More » The art of telling the truth We owe our gratitude to those who stood with victims A bonanza of blunders at the BBC The Government isn't fair dinkum about defence Too early to predict China's new direction Ending the stalemate in Syria requires global resolve All options should be on the table - including nuclear China's make or break decade Is animal welfare a first world problem? Just In More Just In » Eviction plan for parklands homeless Adelaide City Council has voted for a by-law to move homeless people from the city parklands. More » Nauru hunger strike a sign of unbearable conditions: UN Obeid tax advisor to front ICAC Coroner to hand down Taser death findings McAfee says framed for murder in Belize Search resumes for three missing in desert Brain-damaged man communicates in world first Former UK bishop held in child sex abuse inquiry Millions of Syrians displaced as winter approaches Radical Muslim cleric Qatada released from UK jail World More World » Radical Muslim cleric Qatada released from UK jail Terrorism suspect Abu Qatada has been released on bail from a British prison after judges ruled he should not be extradited to Jordan. More » Millions of Syrians displaced as winter approaches Zimbabwe officials accused of diamond plunder McAfee says framed for murder in Belize Top commander embroiled in Petraeus scandal China's leadership measures economic performance Business More Business » Collapsed Banksia group to close branches The receivers for collapsed financial group Banksia Securities says most of its branches will be shut with the loss of almost 50 jobs. More » Business conditions fall to three-year low Chinese leadership to inherit bright economy Politics More Politics » Collapsed Banksia group to close branches The receivers for collapsed financial group Banksia Securities says most of its branches will be shut with the loss of almost 50 jobs. More » Abbott criticised for 'urban Aboriginal' comment Payments for ultramarathon burn victims BHP given more time on Olympic Dam expansion Angry landowners force PNG airport closure Sport More Sport » No edge for Adelaide as Gabba Test fizzles By Adrian Crawford Both skippers agreed there was no real momentum for either side following Australia and South Africa's first Test draw in Brisbane. More » Dettori fails drug test in France England recall Ashton for Cook Cup clash Selectors face a Starc choice for Adelaide Tippett missing from national draft League return a 'tough' decision for Sonny Bill Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Brain-damaged man communicates in world first By Washington correspondent Kim Landers A severely brain-injured Canadian man, who has been in a vegetative state for more than a decade, has been able to communicate in what is thought to be a world first. More » Princess tomb unearthed in Egypt Researchers develop blood test for bowel cancer NASA rover finds Mars soil similar to Hawaii's New approach to fight Murray acidity Environment More Environment » Australia to sign up to Kyoto phase two By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Australia will sign up to the next phase of the Kyoto Protocol on cutting greenhouse gas emissions, despite concerns from some environmentalists that carbon reduction targets remain too low.  More » 'Unanswered questions' over Cape's UNESCO bid Whale, dolphin beached again after mass stranding Another step toward Murray Basin plan Buffel busters fight outback weed spread 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. 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