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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 25 Nov, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Judiciary slams Morsi's 'unprecedented attack' Egypt's Supreme Judicial Council says a decree granting president Mohammed Morsi new powers is an "unprecedented attack" on judicial independence. More » Labor confident Parliament will reject TPV push Pope's cardinal appointments 'highlight diversity' Tas sailor abandons non-stop world voyage Kerry Stokes named WA's Australian of the Year Proteas star Kallis set to miss third Test More Analysis » No match for the bagman and the bogeyman The Federal Government has done some nice work on the environment and conservation in recent days, but none of it was a match for the bagman and the bogeyman. While asylum seekers stole the front pages, the Australian Workers Union slush fund scandal was prominent inside the papers and on much of the broadcast media. What was the latest incentive to stoke the issue along? The bagman arrived! More » America's master class in diplomacy in Burma Vale Bryce Courtenay: a storyteller for the masses Smart Way To Advertise? Dollar dazzler: why they want our money Israel and Hamas: partners for peace? How hairspray changed the world A myth understanding Refugees, women: pawns in political power equation One law to rule them all Just In More Just In » Body recovered of man drowned in NSW river Police have recovered the body of a man who drowned while on a day out with friends in western Sydney. More » Labor confident Parliament will reject TPV push Tas sailor abandons non-stop world voyage Coalition shows support for ABC Tas inquiry Man indecently assaults 12yo NSW girl Newspaper editor quits over topless royal photos Pope's cardinal appointments 'highlight diversity' Man drowns in NSW river Judiciary slams Morsi's 'unprecedented attack' China mine explosion kills 18 World More World » Judiciary slams Morsi's 'unprecedented attack' Egypt's Supreme Judicial Council says a decree granting president Mohammed Morsi new powers is an "unprecedented attack" on judicial independence. More » Anti-government protesters arrested in Bangkok Israel, Hamas truce holds despite death at border EU budget summit ends in failure Thousands flee rebel advance in DR Congo Business More Business » EU budget summit ends in failure Talks on the European Union's trillion-euro budget have ended in deadlock after leaders of the 27-nation bloc failed to overcome seemingly irreconcilable differences on spending. More » David Jones forecasts flat Christmas trade Coal industry warns of more job losses Sun goes down on Blair Athol mine Rinehart's book sets blueprint for Australia's future Politics More Politics » Coalition shows support for ABC Tas inquiry A Liberal Senator says the scrapping of the ABC's Hobart TV production unit means the broadcaster risks breaching the spirit of its charter. More » Australians turn out for pro-Palestinian rallies Anti-government protesters arrested in Bangkok Asylum seeker debate hits 'new low' Anger as NSW bureaucrats get pay rise Sport More Sport » Early wickets vital, says Faf By Andrew McGarry A late fightback by South Africa's bowlers has put the tourists in with a chance, but early wickets are vital on day four, according to Proteas batsman Faf du Plessis. More » As it happened: Second Test Day Three Stunning Victory for 10-man Melbourne Proteas star Kallis set to miss third Test Great goals but no splitting Glory and Phoenix Jets comeback leaves Aloisi's side Heart-broken Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Australian scientists un-discover Pacific island A South Pacific island identified on Google Earth and world maps does not exist, according to Australian scientists, who went searching for the mystery landmass during a geological expedition. More » Report calls for 'killer robot' ban Dog spinal study may provide clue for humans Researchers document world-first fire tornado Rogue planet found wandering through space Environment More Environment » Burke unveils final Murray-Darling plan By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen Environment Minister Tony Burke has signed into law a final Murray-Darling Basin plan aimed at restoring the long-term health of the river system.  More » Burke to announce Murray-Darling plan decision Burke confirms two-year super trawler ban World Bank fears 4-degree warmer planet Solar panel subsidies scrapped early 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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