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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 21 Nov, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Hamas blames Israel for Gaza ceasefire delay by Norman Hermant , Matt Brown, staff The death toll continues to rise on both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict amid conflicting reports from ceasefire talks in Cairo, Gaza and Jerusalem. More » Port Lincoln bushfire burns within metres of homes Man charged over Cafferkey murder UK signs extradition order for Hey Dad actor Bikies launch challenge to NSW anti-consorting laws Fortescue accused of rigging land rights deal UBS rogue trader jailed for seven years Brooks, Coulson charged over police payments ACCC takes Harvey Norman franchisees to court Pakistan drops blasphemy case against girl More Analysis » Giving up the licence to kill There are some jobs where when you have a bad day at the office, when you make a mistake, you can kill someone. And policing is a job where sometimes, when you don't make a mistake, you still kill someone. If you're in a job where no one dies at the end of the day if you make a mistake, then you are truly one of the lucky ones. More » The politics of consensus has a dark side Looking at Ruddbull through rose-coloured rear-view mirrors Palestinian bid for UN status as Gaza burns AWU scandal a storm in a teacup? Coalition must stand strong on workplace relations Can the Church survive the fall of white old men? Sound and fury: can Twitter really change the world? How can we achieve Aboriginal wellbeing? The water disconnect between city and country Just In More Just In » Bikies launch consorting law legal challenge by police reporter Sean Rubinsztein-Dunlop Two senior bikies have asked the NSW Supreme Court to declare anti-consorting laws invalid. More » Bandidos to front Brisbane court over bust Port Lincoln bushfire burns within metres of homes Hamas blames Israel for Gaza ceasefire delay UK signs extradition order for Hey Dad actor Woman used skeleton for sex acts, court told Brooks, Coulson charged over police payments UBS rogue trader jailed for seven years Roxon urges public to protect abuse evidence Fortescue accused of rigging land rights deal World More World » Hamas blames Israel for Gaza ceasefire delay by Norman Hermant , Matt Brown, staff The death toll continues to rise on both sides of the Israel-Gaza conflict amid conflicting reports from ceasefire talks in Cairo, Gaza and Jerusalem. More » UBS rogue trader jailed for seven years Brooks, Coulson charged over police payments UK signs extradition order for Hey Dad actor Pakistan drops blasphemy case against girl Business More Business » Tinkler's Mulsanne Resources placed into liquidation By online business reporter Michael Janda A court has ordered that one of Nathan Tinkler's companies, Mulsanne Resources, be wound up to pay creditors. More » Reserve considers further rate reduction Virgin warns of uncertain outlook Both parties back GST review: Oakeshott Chinese company wins Ord Stage Two tender France downgraded on uncertain Europe outlook Politics More Politics » Calls mount for suspension of NSW mining licences There are mounting calls for the New South Wales Premier to suspend the mining licenses at the centre of corruption inquiries into former Labor heavyweights Ian Macdonald and Eddie Obeid. More » Hawke and Howard in new accord Proof burden overturned in discrimination rethink Chinese company wins Ord Stage Two tender Both parties back GST review: Oakeshott Sport More Sport » Gallen shocked at shoulder charge ban New South Wales skipper Paul Gallen is shocked at the ARL Commission's decision to outlaw the shoulder charge and claims reducing the number of interchanges would have been a better step. More » McKenzie angry with ARU over Quade saga Starc, Hilfenhaus in bowling showdown Midfielders set to dominate AFL draft Minister wants Oliver inquiry investigated Wallabies to make changes for Italians Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Report calls for 'killer robot' ban Autonomous "killer robots" are a real possibility and must be banned before governments start deploying them, report warns. More » Dog spinal study may provide clue for humans Researchers document world-first fire tornado Rogue planet found wandering through space Doubts raised over CSG's green rating Environment More Environment » Burke confirms two-year super trawler ban By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen The Federal Government has decided to impose a two-year ban on super trawlers, undermining plans by the operators of the Abel Tasman to begin commercial fishing. More » World Bank fears 4-degree warmer planet Solar panel subsidies scrapped early Burke officially declares marine reserves BP to pay $4.5b over Gulf of Mexico spill 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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