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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 10 Nov, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Former priest alleges 'system of cover-ups' of abuse A former New South Wales priest claims to have witnessed a "system of cover-ups" within the Catholic Church to hide child sexual abuse. More » Obama stands firm on taxing the rich CIA chief Petraeus quits after admitting affair Duminy injured in freak accident, out six months Sydney man faces child sex charges in Bangkok Police appeal for information on Belanglo remains Former oil exec named new Anglican leader LNP suspends Palmer's membership Gillard holds historic Indonesia-Timor meeting Church to release internal files on sex abuse More Analysis » Devil's Dust: in search of asbestos worker Jeremy Tear Thirty-four years ago I interviewed a man named Jeremy Tear when he was a university student who'd been working during his holidays at James Hardie's asbestos insulation factory. He told me that nobody had ever mentioned a word about the dangers of asbestos to him. He worked in his shorts and a shirt, chipping the caked asbestos away from the machinery. Jeremy, I would love to know what's happened to you. It's now 40 years later and about the time you might develop a mesothelioma. More » What's the point of exporting our emissions elsewhere? Our glorious dead: remembering well on Remembrance Day The dying art of punditry in Australia My advice? Never communicate anything to anyone Live exports save cattle from a painful death in the desert Private faith v public faith Everyone's a winner with the scrapping of the internet filter Missing greatness: What Obama's re-election means It's the demography, stupid Just In More Just In » CIA chief Petraeus quits after admitting affair CIA director David Petraeus has resigned, after admitting to having an affair. More » Breivik complains about prison conditions Victim apologises to former MP for abuse claims Obama stands firm on taxing the rich Charles Darwin gets 4,000 votes in US election Police appeal for information on Belanglo remains Burma train fire leaves 25 dead Sydney man faces child sex charges in Bangkok Former priest alleges 'system of cover-ups' of abuse Former oil exec named new Anglican leader World More World » Obama stands firm on taxing the rich By Kim Landers in Washington, wires US president Barack Obama is insisting that the wealthiest Americans should pay more tax and says his re-election victory gives him a mandate to pursue that aim. More » CIA chief Petraeus quits after admitting affair Breivik complains about prison conditions Former oil exec to become Archbishop of Canterbury Giffords shooter given seven life sentences Business More Business » NAB settles toxic loan class action By online business reporter Michael Janda National Australia Bank has agreed to pay around $115 million to settle a case brought against it by shareholders. More » Reserve building its economic hopes on housing WA's Oakajee Port and Rail project scaled back Cash found for investors of failed Banksia Qantas cuts 400 engineering jobs Malaysian court approves Lynas rare earths plant Politics More Politics » Victim apologises to former MP for abuse claims By Europe correspondent Philip Williams A man who levelled sexual abuse claims against a senior British Conservative Party peer has admitted he was mistaken and issued an apology. More » Gillard holds historic Indonesia-Timor meeting LNP suspends Palmer's membership Obama tears up while addressing staff Who's who? China's leadership contenders Sport More Sport » Duminy injured in freak accident, out six months South Africa's JP Duminy has ruptured his achilles tendon in a freak accident after day one of the opening Test and will reportedly be out for up to six months. More » Heart failure puts Roar bottom of the table Australia's poor execution gives edge to Proteas As it happened: First Test Day One Roos fined after concussion investigation Williams's track bias sets Fawkner for Flemington Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Princess tomb unearthed in Egypt An Egyptian princess's tomb dating from around 2500 BC has been discovered south of Cairo. More » Researchers develop blood test for bowel cancer NASA rover finds Mars soil similar to Hawaii's New approach to fight Murray acidity Melting runway puts Antarctic flights on ice 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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