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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 02 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » S Korea vows retaliation to North's 'provocation' By North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy, wires South Korea's new female president unveils plans that will allow her country to launch pre-emptive strikes against the belligerent North. More » Rodwell helps pursuit of Philippine kidnappers Plane carrying 4 people missing in NT Landmark ruling in Indian generic drugs case Murdoch in Darwin to tap into northern boom Roosters hit 50 against Eels More Analysis » Gillard should give peace a chance Easter - surely an appropriate time for Julia Gillard to break the mould of her prime ministership and declare peace. It is true that as the leader of a minority government and the first woman to hold the office she has been the target of unremitting hostility from large sections of the media. But she has certainly given as good as she gets. Under her leadership, Australia has become a country somewhat like Oceania in George Orwell's dystopia 1984: always at war with somebody, somewhere. But there is a better way to achieve your aims. More » Malaysia at (yet another) crossroads Public holidays should mean more than just a day off The mysterious victory of the cross over evil Life in Queensland: enjoyable one day, illegal the next Is this the end of the fair go? Gay marriage reminds us to never say 'never' Is the ALP really too big to fail? Taxes are already low but you wouldn't know it When you understand hate, you understand Rudd's fall Just In More Just In » Libyan PM's chief of staff kidnapped in Tripoli Libyan officials say the prime minister's chief of staff has been kidnapped amid a series of confrontations between the government and militiamen. More » Sudanese president orders release of political prisoners Rates tipped to stay on hold Carr in Bali for talks on people smuggling Plane carrying 4 people missing in NT Tourist raped, beaten on Rio minibus Driver banned until 2062 caught behind wheel Cyprus bets on casinos to kickstart economy Rodwell helps pursuit of Philippine kidnappers Murdoch in Darwin to tap into northern boom World More World » Libyan PM's chief of staff kidnapped in Tripoli Libyan officials say the prime minister's chief of staff has been kidnapped amid a series of confrontations between the government and militiamen. More » Sudanese president orders release of political prisoners Tourist raped, beaten on Rio minibus Cyprus bets on casinos to kickstart economy Rodwell helps pursuit of Philippine kidnappers At least 9 killed by fuel tanker terrorist attack Business More Business » Rates tipped to stay on hold An economist says the Cypriot banking crisis and its subsequent impact on global financial markets is unlikely to influence the Reserve Bank's decision on interest rates today. Economists are unanimously tipping the cash rate to remain unchanged at 3 per cent. It has been at that historically low level since December last year. More » Cyprus bets on casinos to kickstart economy Frame the debate over tax on super: Crean Joyce hails Emirates partnership Politics More Politics » Libyan PM's chief of staff kidnapped in Tripoli Libyan officials say the prime minister's chief of staff has been kidnapped amid a series of confrontations between the government and militiamen. More » Smith's Indonesia talks won't focus on asylum seekers Frame the debate over tax on super: Crean Abbott to reveal workplace policy within weeks 'Critical information missing' from LNG approvals Sport More Sport » Roosters hit 50 against Eels Sydney Roosters made it three straight with a 50-0 humiliation of Parramatta, while the Warriors edged the Cowboys. More » Cats maintain Hawks dominance Brilliant Ba puts Chelsea into FA Cup semis Clarke recovering after gastro bout Tassie's Robinson claims Stawell Gift Inu faces seven weeks for Inglis spear Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Animal welfare group to monitor farms with drone Farming bodies have criticised an animal welfare group's plan to use a drone to film farming practices on properties around Australia, with one saying the drone would be shot down. More » Google street view explores nuclear ghost town Hackers follow business shift to cloud computing Battle rages over Richard III's bones Northern blizzards linked to Arctic sea ice decline Environment More Environment » More bodies recovered after Tibet landslide More than 60 miners remain unaccounted for after a massive landslide in Tibet, with rescuers battling against altitude sickness to recover more bodies. More » 'Critical information missing' from LNG approvals Solar leasing plan to fuel new industry boom New-look Climate Change Department: What's ahead? Northern blizzards linked to Arctic sea ice decline 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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