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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 15 Jul, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Clarke aims to improve DRS use after Test defeat Michael Clarke says he needs to improve his use of DRS after conceding his failed appeals contributed to Australia's first Test defeat. More » Labor and Coalition neck and neck in latest Nielsen poll Australian woman gored in Pamplona bull run Authorities under fire over search delay for seven fishermen Obama calls for calm after Trayvon Martin verdict Froome extends Tour lead with victory atop Mont Ventoux More Analysis » Word games with billion dollar consequences Negotiating treacherous financial markets now requires more knowledge of semiotics than economics. When US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke spoke vaguely about possibly tapering central bank support, this had a significant impact on prices and rates, leading to large real changes in wealth. When every word that escapes from central bankers has the ability to rock the markets, we're reminded of the troubling level of power that these unelected officials wield. More » Mind the gap: as incomes grow, so does inequality Exploitation of language in the name of animal welfare The remarkable Rudd has a plan to stay Memo to Ashton Agar: don't let them change you Labor's new democracy faces its first tests Should teenaged shop workers receive a pay rise? Rock enrol: can Rudd recapture the youth vote? Rudd needs policy solutions, not just celebrity appeal No wonder Rudd looks overseas for economic comparisons Just In More Just In » DisabilityCare faces challenges in Indigenous communities By Anthony Stewart One of the challenges facing the newly created DisabilityCare is tailoring services to remote and Aboriginal communities. More » Clarke aims to improve DRS use after Test defeat Obama calls for calm after Trayvon Martin verdict Authorities under fire over search delay for seven fishermen Heart Foundation finds fewer people dying of heart attacks Italian MP compares black minister to orangutan Labor and Coalition neck and neck in latest Nielsen poll Suicide kills more British soldiers and veterans than Afghan war Froome extends Tour lead with victory atop Mont Ventoux Powell and Gay fail drug tests World More World » Clarke aims to improve DRS use after Test defeat Michael Clarke says he needs to improve his use of DRS after conceding his failed appeals contributed to Australia's first Test defeat. More » Obama calls for calm after Trayvon Martin verdict Italian MP compares black minister to orangutan Suicide kills more British soldiers and veterans than Afghan war Froome extends Tour lead with victory atop Mont Ventoux Powell and Gay fail drug tests Business More Business » Greens propose $43bn in new taxes to pay for promises The Greens are proposing to raise an extra $43 billion in taxes to pay for new spending on education, welfare and the environment. More » Federal Government to scrap carbon tax Farmers lose as miners lure skilled labourers with better wages Environmental groups welcome decision to halt CSG drilling New home loan approvals reach 19-year high Politics More Politics » DisabilityCare faces challenges in Indigenous communities By Anthony Stewart One of the challenges facing the newly created DisabilityCare is tailoring services to remote and Aboriginal communities. More » Labor and Coalition neck and neck in latest Nielsen poll More than 55,000 refugees flee Congo for Uganda Rudd to discuss asylum seekers, trade in PNG Canada tackles infrastructure issues at council level Sport More Sport » Clarke aims to improve DRS use after Test defeat Michael Clarke says he needs to improve his use of DRS after conceding his failed appeals contributed to Australia's first Test defeat. More » Powell and Gay fail drug tests Anderson's 10-wicket haul ends Australia resistance Froome extends Tour lead with victory atop Mont Ventoux Mickelson wins Scottish Open Pav on report as Dockers win derby Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Ancient underground worms put brakes on major coal seam gas project By Catherine Clifford and ABC Online staff A microscopic collection of worms and mites could play havoc with Santos' biggest coal seam gas project in the New South Wales Pilliga State Forest. More » Glass rains on scorching blue planet US drone lands on carrier deck in historic first Solar-powered aircraft touches down in New York City NBN rollout targets are being met, says Albanese Environment More Environment » Federal Government to scrap carbon tax The Federal Government has confirmed it will scrap the carbon tax and move to an emissions trading scheme (ETS). More » Environmental groups welcome decision to halt CSG drilling Ancient underground worms put brakes on major coal seam gas project Greenpeace activists arrested after scaling London's Shard Bushfire pilots want investigation into wind turbines 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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