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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 19 May, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Psychiatry bible receives long-awaited makeover By medical reporter Sophie Scott, Michelle Brown, Gillian Bennett and wires Hoarding, gambling and marijuana withdrawal are among the newly-expanded disorders contained in a revision of a leading psychiatric manual. The $25 million revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual happens only once in a generation and comes after nearly two decades of debate, deliberation and change in clinical practice. More » No bats found on lyssavirus property Hiker rescued after five days in bushland South Korea on high alert after North's missile launch Tearful Beckham makes Parisian farewell More Analysis » Labor finds itself without a homeland to defend It's deeply ironic that Labor's spin-merchants should reach into the conservative pantheon for inspiration, as they did by screening a film about the conservative icon Patton. Labor now finds itself in an existential battle with utterly demoralised troops precisely because it is ideologically adrift. What the party lacks is a homeland to defend. Six years in government has shown that there is barely a piece of ideological turf that it will not inhabit, or abandon. More » Who will accept the anti-doping challenge first? Abbott's budget reply delivers a perfect political score Abbott's budget reply has the sweet smell of success Abbott takes the stage in the budget spin and shuffle China is no threat to our dominance in the Pacific Islands Proof the internet filter lives on by other means Boats should not stop a CHOGM boycott The rise of the minor parties From space our politics is the real oddity Just In More Just In » No bats found on lyssavirus property No bats have been found on a southern Queensland property where a horse died from lyssavirus. More » South Korea on high alert after North's missile launch Tearful Beckham makes Parisian farewell Pakistani politician gunned down outside home Thousands rally against Italy's new government Facebook hate-page targets teachers Saudi woman reaches summit of Everest Psychiatry bible receives long-awaited makeover Hiker rescued after five days in bushland North Korea launches short-range missiles World More World » South Korea on high alert after North's missile launch North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy, wires South Korea's defence ministry says it is on high alert after North Korea fired three short-range missiles from its east coast. More » Tearful Beckham makes Parisian farewell Pakistani politician gunned down outside home Thousands rally against Italy's new government Saudi woman reaches summit of Everest Psychiatry bible receives long-awaited makeover Business More Business » Labor savages Abbott's super plans Labor has launched a nationwide attack on the Coalition's plans for superannuation, warning millions of workers will be left worse off in retirement. Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says the Coalition would delay an increase to the superannuation guarantee by two years. But senior Labor figures say the system should be protected, and warn Australia will lose an advantage over its competitors if a boost to super is put off. More » US improvement main reason for Aussie dollar dive Miners not ATM for government, warns Rinehart WorleyParsons shares slump on profit downgrade Miners falling short on Indigenous consultation: Oxfam Wesfarmers hit as Target earnings miss the mark Politics More Politics » South Korea on high alert after North's missile launch North Asia correspondent Mark Willacy, wires South Korea's defence ministry says it is on high alert after North Korea fired three short-range missiles from its east coast. More » Pakistani politician gunned down outside home Thousands rally against Italy's new government Labor savages Abbott's super plans Outgoing US tax chief insists actions were not political Sport More Sport » Smith set to miss Lions series George Smith is set to be unavailable for the British and Irish Lions series after suffering a knee injury. More » Magpies end Cats' unbeaten run in thriller Cheetahs scratch Reds with Van Zyl double Dugan doubles in Dragons debut Tearful Beckham makes Parisian farewell Federer books Rome final with Nadal Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Meteoroid impact triggers bright flash on Moon A 40-kilogram space rock has slammed into the Moon at about 90,000 kilometres per hour, creating a bright flash of light as it exploded with a force of five tonnes of TNT, according to NASA. An automated telescope captured the images of the March 17 explosion, the biggest seen since NASA began watching the Moon for meteoroid impacts about eight years ago. More » Researchers laud new IVF time-lapse method 'Scissor-handed' creepy-crawly named after Johnny Depp 'Overwhelming' consensus for manmade warming: review Vital coastal carbon capture systems under threat Environment More Environment » 'Overwhelming' consensus for manmade warming: review By environment reporter Sarah Clarke, wires A comprehensive assessment of climate change research finds an overwhelming scientific consensus that recent warming is human-induced. More » Vital coastal carbon capture systems under threat BP pushes ahead with Bight oil search Carbon pollution hits highest point in 3 million years Greenpeace blames Coke for Channel 9 'choke' 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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