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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 29 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Gillard to reveal $12b tax revenue hole By political correspondent Louise Yaxley, staff Prime Minister Julia Gillard will today reveal a hole of $12 billion in the Government's revenue, but vow to push on with new education and disability schemes despite it. More » Fire kills Bangladesh building collapse survivor 'Allow due process' in Singleton-Waterhouse stoush Police suspect homicide in Brisbane house fire Two policemen shot as Italy's new PM sworn in Tourist balloon with 7 on board missing over Pacific More Analysis » A drinking problem in a sporting nation It's not surprising that AFL, NRL and cricket all have lucrative sponsorship deals with alcohol companies. But new research has quantified the amount of alcohol ads we watch on our screens during the AFL and NRL finals series, and the two codes' grand finals. The study found alcohol advertising dominated sports coverage in both codes. But if you argue for a blanket ban on alcohol advertising in sport, where does that leave sport? It's enough to have you staring into your schooner of beer to find your own answers. More » Laying down the cudgels and debating the policy Media distorts our perceptions of sentencing We need you to remain calm, markets A better way to make national security decisions Profit slide won't bite Apple Boston tragedy has another casualty now: Islam Should Anzac Day inspire more than just fervour? The slippery slope of sponsored content O'Farrell embraces Gonski, leaves Labor election for dead Just In More Just In » Helen Mirren reigns supreme at UK theatre awards Helen Mirren has been crowned best actress at Britain's top theatre awards for reprising her Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth, while a play about a boy with autism was the night's top winner, taking home seven Olivier prizes. More » Emeli Sandé breaks Beatles record for weeks in Top 10 SA joins push against fuel discount displays Japan holds new national sovereignty day Nepalese police investigate reports of Everest brawl Police suspect homicide in Brisbane house fire 'Allow due process' in Singleton-Waterhouse stoush Mining construction boom to end this year Building collapse in north-east France kills three Fire kills Bangladesh building collapse survivor World More World » Helen Mirren reigns supreme at UK theatre awards Helen Mirren has been crowned best actress at Britain's top theatre awards for reprising her Oscar-winning portrayal of Queen Elizabeth, while a play about a boy with autism was the night's top winner, taking home seven Olivier prizes. More » Emeli Sandé breaks Beatles record for weeks in Top 10 Japan holds new national sovereignty day Nepalese police investigate reports of Everest brawl Building collapse in north-east France kills three Fire kills Bangladesh building collapse survivor Business More Business » Mining construction boom to end this year By finance reporter Rebecca Hyam A 12-year boom in engineering construction activity in Australia is about to end, according to an industry report. More » Gillard to reveal $12b tax revenue hole Legal case threatens ratings agencies' bottom line Dreamliner test flight lands at Tokyo airport Politics More Politics » SA joins push against fuel discount displays Actual pump prices will have to be displayed by service stations under a code of practice in SA, like a move already made by NSW. More » Gillard to reveal $12b tax revenue hole Two policemen shot as Italy's new PM sworn in Obama pokes fun at critics, media at press dinner Parking ban to ease Sydney's traffic congestion Sport More Sport » 'Allow due process' in Singleton-Waterhouse stoush Racing NSW says a judicial inquiry into the stoush between John Singleton and the Waterhouse family would be a gross overreaction. More » Buddy blanked but Hawks prevail RVP has last laugh as Reading, Wigan relegated Dogs finally return to winners' list Nadal wins record eighth title in Barcelona Coalition would pull ACC from drugs in sport probe 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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