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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 15 Mar, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » PM accused of using rubbery figures in 457 visa fight Julia Gillard's own advisers are now questioning her claim that temporary visas for foreign workers are being rorted. More » Francis uses first mass to urge spiritual renewal for church Giles denies plot to overthrow Mills New data 'strongly indicates' particle is Higgs boson Dancing in the dark Dogs grind out win over Parramatta More Analysis » Show some respect or walk away Respect, they say, has to be earned, not demanded. The argument goes that our politicians haven't earned that respect; that the institution of the Parliament itself has lost its standing. But in sport, if not in politics, respect can and should be demanded. Australia's Test vice-captain Shane Watson should learn that lesson quickly or do the honourable thing and walk. More » Arms Trade Treaty finally in reach Media regulation in the brave new digital world Everyone wants equality for women, but... Dodging the austerity bullet A Pope of 'firsts' emerges from behind the smokescreen Drum wrap: Pope Francis and the future of the Catholic Church If politicians don't respect leadership, will voters? Consumers won't pay for news they don't trust The NBN needs a safe pair of hands Just In More Just In » Flight attendants try to block knives on US planes By Brendan Trembath in Washington Flight attendants are appealing to US Congress to block a recent decision to allow small knives on commercial planes. More » Project fears as building insurer withdraws Lord Howe Island cleans up after Cyclone Sandra Husband to surrender to police over Leahy-Arnold killings 18 killed in Baghdad blasts Francis uses first mass to urge spiritual renewal for church Man drowns in Vic boating accident New data 'strongly indicates' particle is Higgs boson Quarter of S African schoolgirls HIV positive MPs to investigate if Obeid documents withheld World More World » Flight attendants try to block knives on US planes By Brendan Trembath in Washington Flight attendants are appealing to US Congress to block a recent decision to allow small knives on commercial planes. More » 18 killed in Baghdad blasts Francis uses first mass to urge spiritual renewal for church New data 'strongly indicates' particle is Higgs boson Quarter of S African schoolgirls HIV positive Netanyahu strikes deal to form government Business More Business » Positive jobs surprise to 'sideline' Reserve Bank By online business reporter Michael Janda Economists say the surprise addition of 71,500 jobs last month all but rules out a rate cut for the next few months, as unemployment holds at 5.4 per cent for the third straight month. More » Tinkler quizzed in court over company liquidation Gillard promises changes to Fair Work Act Myer posts modest profit rise Tax commissioner flags profit-shifting crackdown Strong jobs data boosts dollar but market slides Politics More Politics » Quarter of S African schoolgirls HIV positive As many as 28 per cent of South African schoolgirls are HIV positive, according to figures from the country's health minister. More » PM accused of using rubbery figures in 457 visa fight Netanyahu strikes deal to form government Giles denies plot to overthrow Mills Xi Jinping named president of China Sport More Sport » Ponting throws weight behind Watson Ricky Ponting backs Australia's third Test sackings as "drastic but justified" and says Shane Watson is a team man. More » Dogs grind out win over Parramatta It was only calves' blood: Toovey First day abandoned due to rain in third Test Stosur limps out of Indian Wells Reds to focus on Force's Ebersohn Science and Technology More Science and Technology » New data 'strongly indicates' particle is Higgs boson Scientists are now confident the elusive, mass-giving Higgs particle exists, after analysis of new data. More » Rover finds conditions once suited life on Mars Canberra comes to life with 3D map Stonehenge was ancient party spot: researchers Scientists treating anorexia with brain implants Environment More Environment » Thousands of dead pigs found in Shanghai river By China Correspondent Stephen McDonell and wires More than 2,000 dead pigs have been found in a Shanghai river but officials deny the water is contaminated. More » Protections aim to moderate trade in shark fins Earth on track to be hottest in human history: study Weeds, overgrazing blamed for mass wombat deaths Bilby supporters vow to fight on after setbacks 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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