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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Fri 01 Mar, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Drones set for large-scale commercial take-off Hundreds of small commercially operated drones could soon take to Australian skies under a radical new set of rules proposed by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. More » Man dragged by South Africa police dies in custody AOC urges jail sentences for anti-doping laws Jetstar apologises to shark victim's mother Winds hamper bushfire battle near Perth Ex-cop had affair with barrister who turned on him More Analysis » Gillard ready to wrestle for western Sydney Memories of eight years living and working in western Sydney came flooding back this week with the announcement that the Prime Minister will spend five days there. The visit is a fine idea. The western suburbs are home to 1 in 11 Australians and the daily stresses on the residents of western Sydney are more acute than in other parts of the country. But when good ideas are poorly executed the final result can be ugly. And there are a couple of things about this trip that jar. More » Senator Madigan's stealth war on women's health Loyalty of Australian-Israelis shouldn't be doubted Going out west where the wind blows tall ACT Liberals prepare for political rematch Heavy tax burdens drag down economic performance Rearranging the deckchairs on the RMS Fairfax Is damage for a cause acceptable? Jokes at victims' expense are no laughing matter The thing about taxes is you get what you pay for Just In More Just In » Australia breaks hottest summer record By Tim Jeanes and Lexi Metherell The weather bureau says unusually high temperatures in January means Australia has just experienced its hottest summer on record. More » Man dragged by South Africa police dies in custody Sinodinos pressured over board roles 'oversight' Ousted Groupon boss jokes about sacking AOC urges jail sentences for anti-doping laws Ex-cop had affair with barrister who turned on him Immigration refutes Abbott's bridging visa claims Police ready for Sydney Mardis Gras parade DJ Adrian Thomas dies after being hit by truck Lower rates help boost house prices World More World » Man dragged by South Africa police dies in custody By Martin Cuddihy, wires There is outcry in South Africa after video emerged of police handcuffing a man to the back of a van and dragging him along a road in Johannesburg. More » Ousted Groupon boss jokes about sacking Jetstar apologises to shark victim's mother Sequester deadlock sends stocks into reverse Manning pleads guilty to misusing classified data Benedict XVI's papacy officially ends Business More Business » Lower rates help boost house prices By finance reporter Rebecca Hyam Australian house prices edge higher, as lower interest rates and rising consumer confidence set the market on a path to recovery. More » Manufacturing sees green shoots of recovery Ousted Groupon boss jokes about sacking Australian wine researchers move on screwy idea Australian stocks limp at the open Sequester deadlock sends stocks into reverse Business investment falls, but mining holds up Politics More Politics » Immigration refutes Abbott's bridging visa claims By chief political correspondent Simon Cullen The Immigration Department has clarified the reporting requirements for asylum seekers following Tony Abbott's suggestion they are just "disappearing" into the community. More » Costello audit advises asset sales HSU declares it's ready to rejoin union fold Abbott wants universities to move online Game Council review delays hunting in NSW parks Sport More Sport » Roosters expect Sonny Bill to face Bunnies Sydney Roosters expect to run out with superstar recruit Sonny Bill Williams in the NRL's season opener. More » NRL Preview: Season 2013 Watson tips turning pitch in Hyderabad Stoner qualifies 12th for V8 debut Wallabies out of Super duty before Lions AOC urges jail sentences for anti-doping laws Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Drones set for large-scale commercial take-off Hundreds of small commercially operated drones could soon take to Australian skies under a radical new set of rules proposed by the Civil Aviation Safety Authority. More » ABC hacked in protest at Wilders interview Study finds BPA may harm developing brains Lost continent found on floor of Indian ocean Chemicals in household items linked to cancer Environment More Environment » Australia breaks hottest summer record By Tim Jeanes and Lexi Metherell The weather bureau says unusually high temperatures in January means Australia has just experienced its hottest summer on record. 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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 01 Mar, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Benedict XVI's papacy officially ends By Europe correspondent Mary Gearin, wires Pope Benedict XVI leaves the Vatican as head of the Catholic Church for the last time, becoming only the second pontiff to resign because he felt unable to fulfil his duties in the Church's 2,000-year history. More » Australian troops involved in Afghanistan incident Winds hamper bushfire fight near Perth Growing number of neglected kids taken into care Manning pleads guilty to 10 lesser charges Young Wests Tigers player found dead More Analysis » Going out west where the wind blows tall Even though Labor's vote dropped away dramatically in once safe seats at the last federal election, it actually improved in key New South Wales marginals - Robertson, Page, Eden Monaro and Dobell. So even though Kevin Rudd returned impressive figures in the safe seats in 2007, Julia Gillard increased the vote where it mattered the most in 2010. But that's history. The future can only be driven by predictions, expectations and opinion polls, and by all those measures it is the Coalition that will decisively claim the west. More » Rearranging the deckchairs on the RMS Fairfax Is damage for a cause acceptable? Jokes at victims' expense are no laughing matter The thing about taxes is you get what you pay for The Sri Lanka reality is not as our MPs say Labor's leadership equation isn't a simple sum A toast to Joan Child and the fight for equality Victim forgotten in witch hunt against asylum seekers Cruelty as policy: the Israeli army's culture of revenge Just In More Just In » Aberfeldy bushfire finally contained The big Aberfeldy bushfire in eastern Victoria, which has been burning out of control for over a month, has finally been contained. More » Wet weather causes Sydney Airport delays HSU declares it's ready to rejoin union fold Police launch murder probe into baby death Manning pleads guilty to 10 lesser charges Australian troops involved in Afghanistan incident Young Wests Tigers player found dead Winds hamper bushfire fight near Perth Benedict XVI's papacy officially ends Growing number of neglected kids taken into care World More World » Manning pleads guilty to 10 lesser charges By Brendan Trembath and wires Bradley Manning, the US army private who leaked secret documents to WikiLeaks agrees to plead guilty to some charges. More » Benedict XVI's papacy officially ends US to provide non-lethal aid to Syrian rebels 'Cancer risks higher' in worst-hit Fukushima area Indonesian police accused of mistreating terrorism suspects Beijing hit by air pollution, sand storms Business More Business » Business investment falls, but mining holds up By online business reporter Michael Janda Australian business investment fell 1.2 per cent last quarter, against expectations of a modest rise. More » Woolworths posts steady profit rise Harvey Norman profit slumps, devalues property Perpetual profit rises after job cuts New home sales post fourth straight rise Ten dramas foreshadow media diversity reforms Politics More Politics » HSU declares it's ready to rejoin union fold The scandal-plagued Health Services Union says it's ready to be accepted back into the union movement. More » Abbott wants universities to move online Game Council review delays hunting in NSW parks Police suspend Brough-Slipper conspiracy probe Gillard announces $100m flood mitigation fund Sport More Sport » Watson tips turning pitch in Hyderabad Shane Watson expects a spin-friendly wicket at Hyderabad for the second Test against India starting on Saturday. More » Stewart's contract approved by NRL Wallabies out of Super duty before Lions Young Wests Tigers player found dead Reds stress the need for ball security Neill can fix Sky Blues defence: Farina Science and Technology More Science and Technology » ABC hacked in protest at Wilders interview By Hayden Cooper The ABC has gone into damage control after it was discovered the website of one of its television programs was targeted in a hack that has affected thousands of viewers. More » Study finds BPA may harm developing brains Lost continent found on floor of Indian ocean Chemicals in household items linked to cancer Russia halts search for meteorite in stricken region Environment More Environment » Beijing hit by air pollution, sand storms By China correspondent Stephen McDonell, wires After a winter of record freezing temperatures and severe air pollution, Beijing is now being affected as heavy fog, pollution and dust storms envelope large parts of northern China. More » Game Council review delays hunting in NSW parks US court declares Sea Shepherd pirates We'll never stop eating whales, declares Japanese minister Key climate change body loses Government funding 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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