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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 28 Dec, 2012 Top Stories More Top Stories » Wild Oats breaks Sydney-Hobart record Super maxi Wild Oats XI has won line honours in the Sydney to Hobart for the sixth time, breaking the race record with a late surge up the Derwent. More » Fading hopes of deal on fiscal cliff No plans to execute Bali Nine pair in 2013 Doctors battle to save Indian gang-rape victim Manus Island detainees demand response to letter Watson likely to miss third Test Whale dies on New York City beach Hosni Mubarak in hospital after fall African leader pleads for help as rebels close in Circus monkeys set free after trailer crash More Analysis » Friends and enemies colour BDS ideology The head of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies at the University of Sydney, Associate Professor Jake Lynch, has received a number of high-profile condemnations over his recent decision to refuse to work with a Hebrew University of Jerusalem academic. This decision was made in accordance with the BDS campaign against Israel but in his quest to make a point against Israel has Lynch has exposed his own hypocrisy? More » We are guardians of the future Videogame blame distracts from the real gun debate The silent feminism Boxing Day Test: It just ain't cricket Open your presence: a message for the non-religious Hope is being born again this Christmas Sharing the Christmas spirit is a true celebration of diversity The surrogacy trap: why our laws need new life Is Labor's surplus backdown really so dire? Just In More Just In » Fading hopes of deal on fiscal cliff by North America correspondent Kim Landers, wires US president Barack Obama has arrived back in Washington amid fading hopes of a political deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff. More » Wild Oats breaks Sydney-Hobart record African leader pleads for help as rebels close in Hosni Mubarak in hospital after fall Whale dies on New York City beach No plans to execute Bali Nine pair in 2013 Bhutto son launches political career Wild Oats XI chases record on final dash to Hobart Manus Island detainees demand response to letter Fire in Perth hills threatens lives and homes World More World » Fading hopes of deal on fiscal cliff by North America correspondent Kim Landers, wires US president Barack Obama has arrived back in Washington amid fading hopes of a political deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff. More » African leader pleads for help as rebels close in Hosni Mubarak in hospital after fall Whale dies on New York City beach Bhutto son launches political career Doctors battle to save Indian gang-rape victim Business More Business » Fading hopes of deal on fiscal cliff by North America correspondent Kim Landers, wires US president Barack Obama has arrived back in Washington amid fading hopes of a political deal to avert the so-called fiscal cliff. More » Fortescue restarts Kings expansion Retail stocks boost local market Monti's future uncertain as Italy heads for election Politics More Politics » Onus on MPs in Greens policy rethink Federal Greens MPs will be responsible for drawing up policies which will then be costed by the new Parliamentary Budget Office, acting leader Adam Bandt announced this morning. More » Abe sworn in as Japan's PM Officials confirm Egypt voters support new constitution Lawyer on home soil after Mongolian detention New penalty rates squeeze SA restaurants Sport More Sport » Wild Oats breaks Sydney-Hobart record Super maxi Wild Oats XI has won line honours in the Sydney to Hobart for the sixth time, breaking the race record with a late surge up the Derwent. More » Watson likely to miss third Test As it happened: Second Test Day Two Stars down Strikers in Adelaide Sydney stun Central Coast Ward denies Wanderers late on Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Ice sheet warming faster than thought: study A study of temperature records over more than half a century shows the west Antarctic ice sheet is warming nearly twice as quickly as previously thought. More » Great Firewall upgrade hits China's web users Toddler incubates nest of deadly snakes University students and staff being given free iPads Astronomers detect nearest Earth-like neighbour Environment More Environment » Government urged to act on electronic waste by Nance Haxton Experts have called on Australian governments to do more to control the growing problem of electronic waste. More » Activist spends second Christmas up tree Soaring coal demand stokes emissions concerns Bug-eyed Aussie scientists join global study Indigenous survey sounds alarm for NT mammals 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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