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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 08 Apr, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Asher Keddie walks away with Logie gold Actress Asher Keddie wins her first Gold Logie and the ABC wins big at the annual television awards. More » Mark Colvin humbled by 'gracious gift' of life Gillard to announce Shanghai trade fair Hawke heaps praise on disgraced Bond Court to hear oil rig workers paid $3 an hour Cancellara wins Paris-Roubaix for third time More Analysis » From foreign policy novice to globetrotting diplomat While Julia Gillard may have been a foreign policy novice upon taking office, diplomacy has quickly become one of the few areas she retains a distinct advantage on. Her current trip to China represents her 25th overseas trip since becoming Prime Minister. And from the White Paper on the Asian Century to her personal appointment as a UN envoy on development aid, she has a lot to show for it. This will be a key electoral asset for Gillard heading towards September, particularly as she makes decisions around attending the G20 Summit and even the Pacific Islands Forum scheduled in the weeks leading up to the national poll. More » Corporate giving isn't about making business feel good Someone tell Australia that gay marriage is inevitable With the Y chromosome on the ropes, it's time to man up Spirit of the 'House of Farce' lives on Should welfare reform be rolled out across Queensland? Assange: journalist, activist, fugitive ... senator? Independent research is the answer to the CSG dilemma Facebook wants into your Home via your handset Insight isn't the main game in 24/7 punditry Just In More Just In » Nazi hunters criticise Australia's lack of action Nazi hunters have criticised Australia and several other countries for failing to do enough to bring alleged perpetrators of the Holocaust to justice. More » Court to hear oil rig workers paid $3 an hour One dead in clashes outside Cairo cathedral New inquest begins into two nurses' deaths Woman, two horses killed after semi-trailer jackknifes Hawke heaps praise on disgraced Bond Mark Colvin humbled by 'gracious gift' of life Gillard to announce Shanghai trade fair Asher Keddie walks away with Logie gold NATO strike in Afghanistan kills 10 children World More World » One dead in clashes outside Cairo cathedral Deadly clashes that broke out outside Cairo's main cathedral have left one person dead and dozens more injured. More » Pakistan court rules Musharraf eligible for poll US postpones missile test over N Korea tensions Portugal's austerity budget ruled unlawful NASA wants to 'tow asteroid to the moon' Study finds fish snot a fashionable alternative Business More Business » Wong rounds on Abbott's 'reckless' super remarks Finance Minister Penny Wong follows the PM's lead and lashes out at Opposition Leader Tony Abbott for linking Labor's superannuation changes to the crisis in Cyprus. More » Portugal's austerity budget ruled unlawful Key data 'missing' at Bank of Cyprus Andrew Forrest speaks with Lateline Politics More Politics » Hawke heaps praise on disgraced Bond By Deb Fleming Former Labor prime minister Bob Hawke praises disgraced tycoon Alan Bond, describing him as an "outstanding Australian". More » Gillard to announce Shanghai trade fair Pakistan court rules Musharraf eligible for poll Gillard urges greater cooperation for Asia's stability Vic parents may get power to fire principals Sport More Sport » Raiders steal win from Roosters in dying minutes The Raiders overcame a 16-0 half-time deficit to stun the Roosters 24-22 at Canberra Stadium. More » Cats burgle Roos at Docklands Roar beat Reds to keep treble hopes alive Chelsea ruins Di Canio's Sunderland debut Rabbitohs hold out spirited Warriors in thriller Williams rallies to win 49th WTA title Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Dragons colour study could fuel breakthroughs Science and technology correspondent Jake Sturmer The CSIRO is hoping a new Australian study of native bearded dragons could lead to breakthroughs in medicine and the gathering solar energy. More » NASA wants to 'tow asteroid to the moon' Study finds fish snot a fashionable alternative iiNet calls for evaluation of NBN policies NBN wholesale agreement rejected by ACCC Environment More Environment » Dragons colour study could fuel breakthroughs Science and technology correspondent Jake Sturmer The CSIRO is hoping a new Australian study of native bearded dragons could lead to breakthroughs in medicine and the gathering solar energy. More » Study finds fish snot a fashionable alternative US ordered to pay for warship's reef damage Game Council official to face illegal hunting charges Asbestos waste dumper gets suspended sentence 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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