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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 30 Jan, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Focus shifts to recovery as floodwaters recede Australian Defence Force personnel wait to enter the flooded Queensland city of Bundaberg, as the search continues for two men missing in the state's floodwaters. More » Speculation of Iemma return as McClelland bows out Thousands isolated as flood threat continues All eyes on AFL drugs summit Britain deploys troops to Mali Egypt's military chief warns of collapse of state More Analysis » Grab some popcorn, we're doing fine Tonight is the Australian film industry's night of nights as the annual Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards are presented. The awards are only in their second year under that designation but in those two years there has been much to celebrate in the Australian film industry. Australian films may never recapture the market share they once enjoyed, but the success of films like The Sapphires and Red Dog suggests we're seeing something of a resurgence. More » Big picture lost in debate over anti-discrimination laws Students aren't alone in their first day fears The Orwell cult is way out of hand Torture gets its undeserved vindication Students aren't alone in their first day fears New criteria for Australia Day awards are in order Gillard captain's pick: it's just not cricket Hopes and fears for the next school year Japan's 'New Economic Beginning'? Just In More Just In » Sixty-five found executed in Aleppo At least 65 people have been found dead with their hands bound and shot in the head in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, activists said. More » All eyes on AFL drugs summit Focus shifts to recovery as floodwaters recede Britain deploys troops to Mali Police search for man who took off tracking device Thousands isolated as flood threat continues Speculation of Iemma return as McClelland bows out Egypt's military chief warns of collapse of state Fashion house to restore ageing Trevi Fountain Briton jailed in Indonesia for drug possession World More World » Sixty-five found executed in Aleppo At least 65 people have been found dead with their hands bound and shot in the head in a district of the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, activists said. More » Britain deploys troops to Mali Egypt's military chief warns of collapse of state Fashion house to restore ageing Trevi Fountain Briton jailed in Indonesia for drug possession Outgoing S Korean president pardons corrupt allies Business More Business » Macquarie hits trouble with corporate regulator By online business reporter Michael Janda Macquarie Private Wealth has committed to lift its performance, after the corporate regulator found it failed to comply with investment standards. More » Share market strengthens despite disasters Business sentiment surges, conditions stagnate Federal Court approves Nine debt deal Rinehart branches out into oil and gas Insurers start counting the mounting cost of floods Politics More Politics » Egypt's military chief warns of collapse of state Egypt's military chief has warned the political crisis sweeping the country could lead to the collapse of the state. More » Barnett threatens to withhold funding over GST McClelland to quit politics at next election Greens call for permanent disaster fund Marginal poll delivers bad news for Labor Sport More Sport » PM's XI sneak home in thriller The Prime Minister's XI edged out West Indies by 23 runs in a high scoring one-day tour match in Canberra. More » Tahs to trial Folau at full-back All eyes on AFL drugs summit WADA slams UCI over Armstrong probe closure Balotelli to sign for AC Milan Geale chin a weakness: Team Mundine Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Iran 'sends monkey into space' Iran's defence minister says the country has successfully sent a monkey into space, paving the way for a manned space flight. More » Union website transfers media to sex line Ice core drill gives insight into climate future Freeze lifted on bird flu virus research Penguin head-cam captures bird's eye view of hunt Environment More Environment » Residents want testing, not review of Orica plant Residents living near Orica's former chemical plant at Port Botany in southern Sydney say an independent review of mercury contamination around the site does not go far enough. More » Ice core drill gives insight into climate future Greenpeace warns against expanding coal exports Scientists, rangers team up to track ghost nets Fish in hot water as climate changes 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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