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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 12 May, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Dozens killed in blasts near Turkey-Syria border Turkish officials have been swift to point the finger of blame at Syria after two car bombs exploded in a border town, killing at least 40 people and injuring 100 more. More » Family denies missing woman jumped from cruise ship Sharif declares victory in landmark Pakistan election Confusion over Slipper's split from Palmer's party Bangladesh hails factory worker's 'miracle' survival Astronauts fix ammonia leak during emergency spacewalk More Analysis » Unveiling the Abbott approach Through the swirling mists of the long, long election campaign the hazy outline of an Abbott government began to take shape this week. Tony Abbott's positions on parental leave and industrial relations are revealing. He is not for small government, he is happy to wade into the market and spend and he is not going to be setting the pace on workplace reform. And both issues show how serious Abbott is about winning elections. More » Who will protect our IR protections? Roozendaal walks away from the wreckage of NSW Labor A new chapter in our relationship with PNG Labor prepares for a last chance budget The wrongly accused deserve compensation Regulators turn a blind eye to financial reporting failures Council recognition a referendum challenge Abbott's leave scheme is a step backwards for women Give it a rest, Swan - the fair go is going strong Just In More Just In » Indonesia arrests smuggler linked to fatal sinking By Indonesia correspondent George Roberts Indonesian police say they have arrested the alleged mastermind of a people smuggling operation. More » Controversial Banksy graffiti up for sale again Tas man charged over Kingston siege Astronauts fix ammonia leak during emergency spacewalk Sharif declares victory in landmark Pakistan election Family denies missing woman jumped from cruise ship China mine blast kills 27 Bangladesh hails factory worker's 'miracle' survival Dozens killed in blasts near Turkey-Syria border Myanmar on alert as Bay of Bengal cyclone grows World More World » Controversial Banksy graffiti up for sale again A work by renowned British graffiti artist Banksy that was withdrawn from a controversial auction is being put up for sale again in London. More » Astronauts fix ammonia leak during emergency spacewalk Sharif declares victory in landmark Pakistan election China mine blast kills 27 Bangladesh hails factory worker's 'miracle' survival Dozens killed in blasts near Turkey-Syria border Business More Business » ANZ announces interest rate cut ANZ has bettered its major banking rivals, by rewarding its customers with a bigger interest rate cut than the official 0.25 per cent point reduction. More » ATO unites with US, Britain to expose tax dodgers Australian dollar drops as US currency rallies High dollar, low inflation influenced RBA rate cut Howzat! Cricket rights fight heats up Politics More Politics » Dozens killed in blasts near Turkey-Syria border Turkish officials have been swift to point the finger of blame at Syria after two car bombs exploded in a border town, killing at least 40 people and injuring 100 more. More » Confusion over Slipper's split from Palmer's party Egypt's Mubarak appears in court for retrial Slipper moves to Palmer's new party Pakistanis brave Taliban threats to cast their votes Sport More Sport » Dockers emerge from Subiaco slugfest Fremantle stumbled in the third term before cruising past Collingwood by 27 while Hawthorn belted Sydney. More » Wigan claim stunning FA Cup win over Man City Evans moves up to second in Giro d'Italia standings Eels cling on to upset Broncos Nadal sets up 'dream' Madrid final against Wawrinka Watson and Catrakilis star as Kings bounce back Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Ammonia coolant leaking from International Space Station An ammonia leak has been detected in the cooling system outside the International Space Station, but no crew members are in danger as a result, US space agency NASA said on its website. More » Stephen Hawking to boycott Israel conference Landing is key puzzle in manned Mars mission Google building hackers say Australian offices at risk Printed weapon triggers gun control concern Environment More Environment » Carbon pollution hits highest point in 3 million years By environment reporter Sarah Clarke Global greenhouse gases in the atmosphere have reached an ominous milestone that is unprecedented in human history. More » Greenpeace blames Coke for Channel 9 'choke' Images of suffering 'show need to shoot horses' 'Red List' introduced to protect at risk ecosystems Hundreds of Chinese protest against chemical plant 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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