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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 12 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Woodside to shelve $45b LNG project By national resources reporter Sue Lannin The ABC's AM program has been told that oil and gas producer Woodside Petroleum plans to abandon its $45 billion Browse LNG project in Western Australia. More » New revelations over Hird-Dank supplements regime Traffic chaos after head-on crash on Story Bridge Hundreds of dementia assaults going unreported Thousands of cars recalled from Australian roads Aussie Leishman the early leader at the Masters More Analysis » The Liberals should just keep Malcolm in the middle There is an unspoken rule in advertising, 'Never put the CEO in the ad'. This couldn't be more relevant for the Liberals. With strong party endorsement, and terrible personal endorsement, Tony Abbott should just be kept off the field. Instead, the Liberals should keep Malcolm Turnbull in the middle. Like AAMI uses Rhonda, the Liberals should invest in Malcolm, a character everyone likes - but who doesn't have any real power within the company. More » The ALP is as good as unlawful in NSW. Here's why. Future generations won't go quietly into that good night Australia should speak up about the nuclear Middle East Political vision will bring the great leap forwards Labor preselections put a spotlight on factional divisions Coalition's NBN pitch rests on a doubtful cost projection Thatcher paved the way for one woman alone Women's rights are the victims of Femen's feigned outrage Like it or not, Turnbull's NBN vision strikes a chord Just In More Just In » Gonski talks make 'good progress' ahead of COAG By Simon Cullen and staff There are signs of progress in negotiations between the federal and state governments over a plan to overhaul school funding. More » IT pricing inquiry fails to impress Woodside to shelve $45b LNG project Police arrest smugglers behind fatal boat journey Woman's body found in car boot Traffic chaos after head-on crash on Story Bridge Aussie Leishman the early leader at the Masters Kids 'exposed' to alcohol ads on social media Mother accused of poisoning child with cancer drugs Thousands of cars recalled from Australian roads World More World » Aussie Leishman the early leader at the Masters Australia's Marc Leishman was the clubhouse leader halfway through the opening round of the US Masters at Augusta. More » Serbian massacre gunman dies in hospital Qantas says Dreamliner delivery delayed Two crushed by giant chariot at Nepal festival Revolutionary rice farmers reach global market O'Neill vows to repeal PNG sorcery law Business More Business » Jobless rate jumps to highest level since '09 By online business reporter Michael Janda Unemployment jumped from 5.4 to 5.6 per cent in March, hitting its highest level since November 2009 after more than half the jobs created in February disappeared. More » Qantas says Dreamliner delivery delayed Share market undeterred by unemployment rise Woolworths posts solid sales rise BHP boss says Govt policy stifling mining sector Australia slipping in global IT rankings Politics More Politics » Coalition faces tough job to stop the boats: Ruddock By political correspondent Simon Cullen and Jane Norman An "unprecedented" surge in asylum seekers has Christmas Island officially over capacity, as former immigration minister Philip Ruddock warns it won't be easy for the Coalition to stop the asylum boats. More » Turning back asylum boats 'might be piracy' Tasmanian MP labels Thatcher a 'war criminal' Obama to target millionaires in budget blueprint Yokohama mistakenly tweets N Korean missile launch Sport More Sport » New revelations over Hird-Dank supplements regime By Caro Meldrum-Hanna New information obtained by the ABC suggests Essendon coach James Hird knew players were being injected with supplements by controversial sports scientist Steve Dank. More » Aussie Leishman the early leader at the Masters No more rain the ticket for Black Caviar Demetriou sounds warning to drug cheats Toovey confirms ASADA letter NRL stiffens shoulder charge ban Science and Technology More Science and Technology » IT pricing inquiry fails to impress By Rebecca Nash A parliamentary inquiry into IT pricing which heard testimonies from Apple, Microsoft and Adobe has failed to impress Australian experts. More » Coalition expects Telstra to hand over copper network Links found between lead exposure and violent crime Scientists unlocking clues to koala chlamydia Coalition boosts commitment to broadband network Environment More Environment » Laser beam uncovers giants of the forest By Annah Yard Forestry Tasmania has discovered another 17 hardwood eucalyptus trees in the state's southern forests, with some of the giants believed to be up to 500 years old. More » Community groups left out of emergency planning Scientists unlocking clues to koala chlamydia Dragons colour study could fuel breakthroughs Study finds fish snot a fashionable alternative 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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