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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 15 Jan, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Crews make progress fighting major NSW bushfire The Rural Fire Service says some sections of a major bushfire in north-western NSW have been contained because of milder overnight conditions. More » Support for Labor surges in latest Newspoll Climate change will force farmers to adapt: CSIRO Hewitt bows out of Open Police call for calm as racial tensions spill over Pilot seriously injured in chopper crash George Bush senior released from hospital Berlusconi sex trial to go ahead next month Shots fired at office of Greek PM Wounded soldier dies after failed Somali raid More Analysis » Stop milking our dairy farmers Just because people get used to paying more taxes doesn't mean they should have to. Dairy farmers should be given a chance to compete. The only prospect of relief for their industry is to cut costs. This is a classic case of knowing what needs to be done but no-one being prepared to do it. But my simple six-point plan will give them the chance they need. More » Don't expect tears during Armstrong's Oprah redemption Visionary voting reform ... if it works in your favour Online piracy: Dotcom's mini plan for a mega problem Let the facts speak for themselves in 2013 Greece is no longer the black sheep of Europe The generation grammar forgotted Beware the comedown if house prices surge No doubt: Coalition government will scrap carbon tax Controlled burns are better than the alternative Just In More Just In » Climate change will force farmers to adapt: CSIRO By environment reporter Sarah Clarke How is climate change expected to impact on different parts of Australia? This is the second of a five-part series in which environment reporter Sarah Clarke sets out to provide answers. More » Shots fired at office of Greek PM Berlusconi sex trial to go ahead next month George Bush senior released from hospital Armstrong apologises to Livestrong staff Crews make progress fighting major NSW bushfire Support for Labor surges in latest Newspoll Firefighters hope to contain 'horrendous' NSW fire UN human rights boss demands probe into N Korea Pilot seriously injured in chopper crash World More World » Shots fired at office of Greek PM By Europe correspondent Rachael Brown, wires Unidentified gunmen have targeted the headquarters of Greece's new ruling party, with a bullet piercing the window of the PM's office. More » Berlusconi sex trial to go ahead next month George Bush senior released from hospital Armstrong apologises to Livestrong staff UN human rights boss demands probe into N Korea Africa battles poachers to save its wild lions Business More Business » Garnaut worried about PNG ban precedent By Jemima Garrett Economist Ross Garnaut says his travel ban from PNG could set a worrying precedent while the Australian Government has been criticised for not protesting the ban. More » Job ads fall again in December Housing finance slips on first buyer drop Market holds gains despite weak economic data Inflation gauge rises in December BlueScope cuts more jobs as demand slides Politics More Politics » Support for Labor surges in latest Newspoll Federal Labor has recorded a jump in support at the start of an election year, but its resurgence appears to have come mostly at a cost to the Greens and other parties, rather than the Coalition. More » Hollande unmoved after anti-gay marriage rally Garnaut worried about PNG ban precedent Centrelink ordered to apologise for pension card error Gillard meets with child sex abuse victims Sport More Sport » Hewitt bows out of Open Lleyton Hewitt joined the first day exodus of locals from the Australian Open, losing to Janko Tipsarevic. More » Armstrong apologises to Livestrong staff Shaky Stosur survives first round Clarke, Warner recalled for Brisbane, Sydney ODIs Djokovic cruises through first round Cycling Australia review urges extensive testing Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 2.5m gulls needed to lift James's giant peach Physicists have thrown cold water on a key scene from Roald Dahl's classic children's book, James and the Giant Peach, in which a flock of seagulls fly an oversized piece of fruit and its occupants across the Atlantic. More » Shipwreck tablets shed light on Roman healthcare Qld stargazers to get space station sighting Australian scientists map galactic space geysers Researchers uncover breast cancer protein Environment More Environment » Climate change will force farmers to adapt: CSIRO By environment reporter Sarah Clarke How is climate change expected to impact on different parts of Australia? This is the second of a five-part series in which environment reporter Sarah Clarke sets out to provide answers. More » Beijing choked by dangerous pollution levels Natural causes blamed for whale deaths Rare whale washes up on Queensland beach Whitehaven Coal shares plunge after media hoax 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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