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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 26 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Boston bombing suspects 'planned to attack NY' New York mayor Michael Bloomberg says the brothers suspected of carrying out the Boston marathon bombings also planned to attack Times Square. More » Israel won't lay charges over Prisoner X death Two people feared dead in Brisbane house fire Police search for clues in Sydney double shooting Palmer to contest election with new political party Up to 1,000 feared dead after Bangladesh factory collapse More Analysis » Laying down the cudgels and debating the policy The rhythm of federal politics, the underlying beat, has been ugly for too long. But gradually over the past few weeks, that has started to change. Bob Hawke, John Howard and Kevin Rudd led a community debate on ideas from opposition. Now, with the agenda free of most of the nasty political distractions, Abbott is starting to do likewise. If the new political mood continues, and the Coalition is eventually elected in September, then nobody can say they came to power unchallenged and untested. More » A better way to make national security decisions Should Anzac Day inspire more than just fervour? 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 Just In More Just In » Sharks tight-lipped on peptide link to Mannah's death Cronulla is refusing to comment on a newspaper article suggesting a potential link between peptides administered to Jon Mannah and his death from cancer. More » Up to 1,000 feared dead after Bangladesh factory collapse Body found in fire ruins Police search for clues in Sydney double shooting Bangladesh PM vows justice over factory collapse US says Syria likely to have used chemical weapons Two people feared dead in Brisbane house fire Serbian president apologises for Srebrenica massacre Boston bombing suspects 'planned to attack NY' Israel shoots down drone from Lebanon: military World More World » Up to 1,000 feared dead after Bangladesh factory collapse By South Asia correspondent Michael Edwards, wires There are fears as many as 1,000 people may have died in a building collapse that is now Bangladesh's worst ever industrial accident. More » Bangladesh PM vows justice over factory collapse US says Syria likely to have used chemical weapons Serbian president apologises for Srebrenica massacre Boston bombing suspects 'planned to attack NY' Israel shoots down drone from Lebanon: military 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 » Palmer to contest election with new political party Queensland billionaire Clive Palmer announces he is setting up a new political party and will run as a candidate at the next federal election. More » Britain avoids triple-dip recession Parental scheme's timing depends on budget: Abbott Gonski negotiations continue with NSW locked in Kim Carr penning book on Labor Party Sport More Sport » Sharks tight-lipped on peptide link to Mannah's death Cronulla is refusing to comment on a newspaper article suggesting a potential link between peptides administered to Jon Mannah and his death from cancer. More » Injury puts Harris' Ashes tour in doubt Storm's class shows against brave Warriors Bombers claim Anzac Day bragging rights Humble Magnussen glad to be back swimming Buzz puts Williams in elite company at NFL Draft Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Leading science writer refutes DNA 'tale' By Anna Salleh for Science Online The simple story we are told about genes being the blueprint of life is "misleading and distorted", according to a leading science writer. More » Just for Lulz: timeline of hacks Self-proclaimed LulzSec leader arrested in NSW Crowdfunding: the new capital raiser Astronomers find most Earth-like planets yet 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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