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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 11 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Exclusive: My life as a North Korean super spy By North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy As the Korean peninsula teeters on the brink of war, North Korea's former top female spy tells the ABC how she killed 115 people in the reclusive state's most deadly terrorist attack. More » Bishop rounds on Carr over Thatcher comments Body with hands tied found in Bankstown gutter Government tears up rainbow crossing Government to unveil high-speed rail report Hird refutes doping allegations More Analysis » Political vision and will bring the great leap forwards Our politics have become smaller, but paradoxically at a time when perhaps the greatest public challenges require the concerted action of the collective. How else to tackle ecology and climate change? How else to cope with the shifting human populations increasingly flowing with the unstoppable force of economic osmosis from the impoverished to the fortunate corners of the globe? And perhaps this is why the death of Margaret Thatcher strikes such a chord, because we see in her the transformative power of a big political personality, of leadership coupled to vision and will. More » Labor preselections put a spotlight on factional divisions Thatcher paved the way for one woman alone Like it or not, Turnbull's NBN vision strikes a chord Death shouldn't change our minds about Thatcher Labor's damning loss of middle class Australia How Malcolm Turnbull saved the NBN Don't speak ill of the dead Conservatives have got gay marriage all wrong Drum Wrap: Remembering The Iron Lady Just In More Just In » Hird refutes doping allegations Essendon coach James Hird has denied allegations he was injected with a substance banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency. More » Schools criticised over students' abortion protest Body with hands tied found in Bankstown gutter Facebook removes child abuse video Government tears up rainbow crossing Bishop rounds on Carr over Thatcher comments Store fined for forcing woman to show bra size South Korea raises alert status amid missile launch fears Two teens injured in Gold Coast drive-by shooting Mali family dines on camel gifted to Hollande World More World » Store fined for forcing woman to show bra size A Swedish woman has won a gender discrimination case against her former employer because she was forced to wear a badge stating her bra size. More » South Korea raises alert status amid missile launch fears Mali family dines on camel gifted to Hollande British MPs break holidays to honour Thatcher Mladic clashes with witness, ejected from trial Test-tube baby pioneer Robert Edwards dies Business More Business » IMF ponders missing inflation mystery By business editor Peter Ryan The International Monetary Fund has signalled that inflation appears to be under control despite the trillions of dollars that have been pumped into the global economy in recent years. More » Consumer confidence unexpectedly dips Swan issues forward estimates revenue warning Coalition expects Telstra to hand over copper network Coles to buy milk direct from farming co-ops Disgraced bank boss hands back knighthood Politics More Politics » Bishop rounds on Carr over Thatcher comments The Federal Opposition has accused Foreign Affairs Minister Bob Carr of launching a "cowardly attack" on former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher. More » Obama to target millionaires in budget blueprint Yokohama mistakenly tweets N Korean missile launch Call to reveal cost of super changes over decade No sex please, we're Colac Sport More Sport » Hird refutes doping allegations Essendon coach James Hird has denied allegations he was injected with a substance banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency. More » I don't apologise for winning: Vettel Pies captain Maxwell to miss up to eight games Hewitt bows out in Houston Benji Marshall ruled out until round nine Pedro fires nervy Barca past PSG Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Coalition expects Telstra to hand over copper network The Coalition says Telstra may be paid to maintain the ageing copper network under its broadband plan, but it does not expect to pay the telco for the network. More » Links found between lead exposure and violent crime Scientists unlocking clues to koala chlamydia Coalition boosts commitment to broadband network Conroy dismisses $90b NBN price tag claim Environment More Environment » Community groups left out of emergency planning By environment reporter Sarah Clarke Community and volunteer support groups are often the first to respond when there is a disaster, but a new report warns these groups are being left out of the disaster management process. More » Scientists unlocking clues to koala chlamydia Dragons colour study could fuel breakthroughs Study finds fish snot a fashionable alternative US ordered to pay for warship's reef damage 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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