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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Thu 25 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Services held at Gallipoli and France Thousands gathered for the dawn service at Anzac Cove have been told there is no more poignant place to be for an Australian or New Zealander. More » Barges explode near Australian shipyard in Alabama Double murder investigation underway in Sydney Boston bombs detonated with toy car remote Qld researchers' cartoon fights off parasitic worm More Analysis » Should Anzac Day inspire more than just fervour? It's clear now that Anzac Day has grown to become our most important commemorative day. But is that in itself enough? Should it also spark more of a national conversation? And shouldn't we at least try and invest the day with what historians like Clare Wright call "historical authenticity"? Along with the mass patriotic sentiment, the huge crowds and even the football grudge matches the day now inspires, some are still searching for more. More » The slippery slope of sponsored content O'Farrell embraces Gonski, leaves Labor election for dead News you can trust is worth the wait Acts of remembrance or expressions of nationalism? Digging ministerial advisors out of the accountability black hole A surplus for its own sake is a dangerous thing Gas industry has itself to thank for higher prices Bringing the budget back into shape Virtual manhunts and the perils of unfiltered news Just In More Just In » Death toll in Bangladesh building collapse rises Bangladeshi police say the death toll from a building collapse in the capital Dhaka has risen to 145. More » Gold keeps rising as US dollar falls Services held at Gallipoli and France Alleged train derail plotter rejects charges Barges explode near Australian shipyard in Alabama Belgian buglers' nightly tribute to Flanders fallen Boston bombs detonated with toy car remote Stolen mortar turns up on roadside Customers grapple with poor mobile coverage Two charged over topless royal photos World More World » Death toll in Bangladesh building collapse rises Bangladeshi police say the death toll from a building collapse in the capital Dhaka has risen to 145. More » Alleged train derail plotter rejects charges Barges explode near Australian shipyard in Alabama Belgian buglers' nightly tribute to Flanders fallen Boston bombs detonated with toy car remote Two charged over topless royal photos Business More Business » ASIC warns on social media trades By business editor Peter Ryan As US authorities investigate the source of a fake Twitter message that sparked a share slip on Wall Street, the Australian market regulator is warning that social media cannot be trusted. More » Gold keeps rising as US dollar falls Parental scheme's timing depends on budget: Abbott Reserve Bank to buy Chinese bonds for reserves Authorities shut metals plant over toxin fears Politics More Politics » Parental scheme's timing depends on budget: Abbott Federal Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says the timing of the Coalition's paid parental leave scheme and an associated tax cut will depend on the state of the budget. More » Gonski negotiations continue with NSW locked in Kim Carr penning book on Labor Party Detainees brawl at Christmas Island centre Gonski billions to flow as New South Wales signs up Sport More Sport » Humble Magnussen glad to be back swimming James Magnussen says Australia's swimming scandals have been blown out of proportion, but promises to change his brazen ways and become a humble champion. More » Reds make changes up front Rogers comes in from the cold Stosur stumbles in Stuttgart Suarez handed 10-match ban for biting Injured Rich out for two months Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Just for Lulz: timeline of hacks Lulz Security gained notoriety in 2011 for hacking government and corporate websites "for fun". More » Self-proclaimed LulzSec leader arrested in NSW Crowdfunding: the new capital raiser Astronomers find most Earth-like planets yet CSIRO looks set to cut 200 jobs Environment More Environment » Unspoilt stretch of Murray-Darling to be conserved By Lucy McNally The last untouched part of the Murray-Darling River system has been protected, after graziers sold the land to a conservation group. More » Mystery over dog and pig deaths in China Carbon offset companies face uncertain future Mass dolphin deaths under investigation Antarctic ice melting 10 times faster than 600 years ago 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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