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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 17 Jul, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Clarke labelled Watson 'a cancer': Arthur court papers Australia captain Michael Clarke has reportedly described Shane Watson as 'a cancer' on the national cricket team. More » Four dead after asylum seeker boat capsizes near Christmas Island Snowden requests temporary asylum in Russia Aussies confused by science fact or fiction: survey Neo-Nazi arrested on suspicion of Breivik-style attack Glee star Cory Monteith died of overdose More Analysis » Whatever happened to the health debate? A funny thing happened on the way to this year's election: with the exception of DisabilityCare, health stopped being an issue. Labor seem happy with what they have, while the Liberal Party seem desperate to not let anything get in the way of talk about the carbon tax and boats. One of the reasons for this is that debates over health policy often get bogged down in details about which level of government is responsible for what. More » Dumping the carbon tax without dumping anything The cricket curse facing private schoolboys American outrage at an unjust system Rudd's mission to become our most powerful PM We know we're being watched - what now? Rudd should stay strong on climate change A Test match to savour in the winter of our discontent Unionists must have a voice under Labor reforms Our fear of adoptions is hurting vulnerable children Just In More Just In » Sea Shepherd 'barred from whaling hearing' By Europe correspondent Barbara Miller and staff Representatives of the anti-whaling Sea Shepherd group have been denied access to the last day of hearings in Australia's case against Japan at the International Court of Justice. More » Mugabe offers $300,000 for outing of Facebook mole Glee star Cory Monteith died of overdose Alleged people smuggler Abbas re-arrested in Jakarta Aussies confused by science fact or fiction: survey ICC defends umpires and DRS after Ashes Test Neo-Nazi arrested on suspicion of Breivik-style attack Man shot in neck in Sydney Globe theatre to take Hamlet to every country on Earth Snowden requests temporary asylum in Russia World More World » Mugabe offers $300,000 for outing of Facebook mole By Mary Ann Jolley Robert Mugabe offers a reward for the outing of a whistleblower dishing the dirt on his regime on Facebook. More » Glee star Cory Monteith died of overdose Neo-Nazi arrested on suspicion of Breivik-style attack Globe theatre to take Hamlet to every country on Earth Snowden requests temporary asylum in Russia Yahoo wins court battle to declassify NSA Prism papers Business More Business » Carmakers warn against axing fringe benefits tax to fund carbon policy Carmakers have warned of dire consequences for the automotive industry after the Federal Government proposed changing fringe benefits tax rules to help pay for scrapping the carbon tax. More » Falling dollar could cruel chances of rate cut: RBA Dollar, shares higher after day's trade Labourers, sales managers put on ATO hit list Rio Tinto shares rally on record iron ore output 'Fabulous Fab' on trial for lying to investors Politics More Politics » Carmakers warn against axing fringe benefits tax to fund carbon policy Carmakers have warned of dire consequences for the automotive industry after the Federal Government proposed changing fringe benefits tax rules to help pay for scrapping the carbon tax. More » Abbott left red-faced over Denison gaffe Education Department heads promise change Rudd says sorry for Kokoda Track 'survivor' comment $3.8 billion price tag to 'terminate' carbon tax Sport More Sport » Clarke labelled Watson 'a cancer': Arthur court papers Australia captain Michael Clarke has reportedly described Shane Watson as 'a cancer' on the national cricket team. More » Waratahs want Benji Marshall ICC defends umpires and DRS after Ashes Test Fear of failure driving Maroons: Meninga Froome slams 'desperate' Contador at Tour Demetriou guarded on Bombers supplements case Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Aussies confused by science fact or fiction: survey By science and technology correspondent Jake Sturmer More than 40 per cent of Australians do not know how long it takes the Earth to travel around the sun, according to a new survey. More » Apple to investigate claims woman died using iPhone Caution urged as genetic testing advances Broken tooth in dinosaur's tail 'proves T rex hunted live prey' Research finds sperm link to obesity Environment More Environment » Sea Shepherd 'barred from whaling hearing' By Europe correspondent Barbara Miller and staff Representatives of the anti-whaling Sea Shepherd group have been denied access to the last day of hearings in Australia's case against Japan at the International Court of Justice. More » Carmakers warn against axing fringe benefits tax to fund carbon policy Japan offended by accusations it lied to world over whaling Rudd to unveil budget cuts to pay for carbon rethink Federal Government to scrap carbon tax About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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