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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 19 Mar, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Carr pledges loyalty to PM amid 'frenzy' of leadership speculation Foreign Minister Bob Carr angrily denies reports that he has withdrawn his support for Julia Gillard, saying he remains "loyal" to her. More » Son charged over farmhouse double homicide India reclaims Border-Gavaskar trophy Independents sound death knell for media reforms Argentine president asks Pope to intervene over Falklands Captain Peacock actor Frank Thornton dies More Analysis » Poor planning has doomed Labor's media reform It is much harder to convince people to support change than it is to stick with the status quo. Time and again Federal Labor loses the day because it fails to make a case for its reforms. The latest example of this failure to formulate a plan and execute a strategy is the furore over Stephen Conroy's proposal for media regulation. Labor did not lay the necessary foundations and now significant media regulation looks doomed. More » Public sympathy grows for single parents' plight Labor's unwitting kamikaze attack on News Limited A sneak preview of the savage cuts to come The men of TV and a media regulation stitch-up Will China's new president look to the future or cling to the past? Show some respect or walk away Pope's ideologies reflect church pursuit of human dignity From advice to advocacy: scientists in the political arena Arms Trade Treaty finally in reach Just In More Just In » Fire breaks out in Melbourne airport control tower There are no major delays despite a small fire in the control tower at Melbourne airport. More » Argentine president asks Pope to intervene over Falklands Captain Peacock actor Frank Thornton dies Carr pledges loyalty to PM amid 'frenzy' of leadership speculation UK politicians reach deal on newspaper regulation Cyprus delays controversial bailout vote Men in court over Swiss cyclist gang-rape Wallabies do 'Australian crawl' in the womb Rabbitohs hold off Sharks Independents sound death knell for media reforms World More World » Argentine president asks Pope to intervene over Falklands By Europe correspondent Mary Gearin, wires Argentinian president Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner asks Pope Francis to intervene with Britain in the dispute over the Falkland Islands. More » Captain Peacock actor Frank Thornton dies UK politicians reach deal on newspaper regulation Men in court over Swiss cyclist gang-rape Thein Sein: from junta elite to Nobel nominee Social media helps convict teen rapists Business More Business » Local market takes hammering amid Cyprus fears The Australian share market has sustained significant losses, with local investors fretting about the impact of a proposed $13 billion bailout deal for Cyprus. More » New RBA rules to cut card surcharges Fair Work keeps retail, hospitality penalties Media bosses put their case against media law shake-up High frequency trade issues overstated: ASIC Fury in Cyprus over plan to plunder savings Politics More Politics » Independents sound death knell for media reforms Key independents Rob Oakeshott and Tony Windsor sound the death knell for the Government's controversial media reforms in their current form. More » Media bosses put their case against media law shake-up Cricket broadcasts 'under threat from media reforms' Fallout in China over delegates' pollution revolt Assad's wife, children make rare public appearance Sport More Sport » India reclaims Border-Gavaskar trophy Australia's day-five fight was not enough as India reclaimed the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with a six-wicket win in Mohali. More » McKenzie to quit Reds at end of season I warned Swan about Magpies future: McGuire Rabbitohs hold off Sharks Watson to return to India Barba to miss grand final rematch Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Wallabies do 'Australian crawl' in the womb By Genelle Weule for Science Online Baby wallabies start doing the "Australian crawl" while still in their mother's womb, high-resolution ultrasounds reveal for the first time. More » Bizarre extinct frog brought back to life London burial site could shed light on Black Death New data 'strongly indicates' particle is Higgs boson Rover finds conditions once suited life on Mars Environment More Environment » Fallout in China over delegates' pollution revolt By China correspondent Stephen McDonell China is feeling the fallout after an open revolt over pollution at the country's annual session of parliament. More » Water use restricted in NZ's parched capital Ammonia vapour leaks from Orica plant Thousands of dead pigs found in Shanghai river Protections aim to moderate trade in shark fins 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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