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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 09 May, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Victims allowed home as prosecutors charge Castro Two of the women rescued from a Cleveland home returned to their families this morning as US prosecutors laid charges against their alleged kidnapper. More » 4yo treated in hospital after bleach thrown from car ABC broadcaster suspended for racist joke Death toll in Italian shipping crash rises to nine Climber and dog apparently stung to death by bees Fergie ends United reign, Moyes tipped to take over More Analysis » Journalism tainted by conviction isn't journalism Here's a thing about journalism: it's a craft, a set of trade skills that can be applied pretty universally to a range of situations. The true calling at the heart of the craft: to simply inform without bias or favour. Journalism is neither of the right or left; it is, for want of something less pompous, of the truth. But this edifice, a cornerstone of smart democratic practice, is crumbling. More » Happy to pay a little extra for a good cause What women want? No more gaffes, thanks Housing divide makes ownership a distant dream Punishment not the answer to teacher performance RBA sucked into an undeclared currency war Paid parental leave levy doesn't add up Warning: may contain graphic propaganda Where will these weapons end up? Battlelines drawn on Abbott's parental leave scheme Just In More Just In » Research shows 60,000 cancer deaths avoided By medical reporter Sophie Scott and staff A new study shows more than 60,000 Australian lives have been saved through cancer prevention measures over the past 20 years. More » SA Premier sounds warning on Holden Terrorist suspects killed in shoot-out near Jakarta Qld disability groups pleased Newman 'finally acted' ABC broadcaster suspended for racist joke Climber and dog apparently stung to death by bees Death toll in Italian shipping crash rises to nine Victims allowed home as prosecutors charge Castro Large storms take aim at WA Fergie ends United reign, Moyes tipped to take over World More World » Terrorist suspects killed in shoot-out near Jakarta By Indonesia correspondent, George Roberts and wire Three suspected terrorists have been killed after a seven-hour shoot-out with elite Indonesian security forces. More » Climber and dog apparently stung to death by bees Death toll in Italian shipping crash rises to nine Victims allowed home as prosecutors charge Castro Fergie ends United reign, Moyes tipped to take over Police swoop on alleged diamond heist gang Business More Business » Resource tax undermined by billions in credits By online business reporter Michael Janda Well over $6 billion in tax credits for the big four iron ore miners are a key factor slashing the revenue from the Federal Government's Minerals Resource Rent Tax. More » Combet confirms carbon trading tax cut on hold Google building hackers say Australian offices at risk Mining stocks push share market higher Holden makes a loss as Commodore sales stall Politics More Politics » SA Premier sounds warning on Holden The SA Premier says there is an uncertain the future for the Holden Adelaide plant because of coalition plans on car industry support. More » Gillard to announce referendum on local government Uni sectors faces 'worst of times' after cuts Tattoo registry rejected as infringement on rights Queensland signs up to DisabilityCare Sport More Sport » Fergie ends United reign, Moyes tipped to take over Alex Ferguson will retire as Manchester United manager at the end of the season, with David Moyes in line to take over. More » Brett Stewart to miss Origin I Heppell re-enlists with Bombers Lyon backs Agar, Ahmed for Ashes Evans holds spot in Giro top 10 Nadal subdues Paire to advance in Madrid Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Landing is key puzzle in manned Mars mission Landing astronauts safely on Mars is one of the biggest technological hurdles for any future manned mission to the Red Planet, even more complicated than last year's daring rover touchdown. More » Google building hackers say Australian offices at risk Printed weapon triggers gun control concern Stolen Tyrannosaurus skeleton returned to Mongolia Nobel-winning cancer researcher ends his own life Environment More Environment » Hundreds of Chinese protest against chemical plant Hundreds of people protested against a proposed chemical plant in southwest China on Saturday, state media said, while residents in another city accused authorities of preventing a similar protest. More » Drought tightens its grip across Australia Outback hot-rocks test site powers up Community's fears as shale oil production begins EU to ban pesticides linked to bee deaths 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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