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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 07 Jul, 2013 Top Stories More Top Stories » Egypt denies naming ElBaradei as interim PM By Philip Williams in Cairo, wires The appointment of leading liberal politician Mohamed ElBaradei as Egypt's interim prime minister has hit a snag. State media had said he would be sworn in within days, but the presidency denied a decision had been made after a top Islamist group voiced its opposition to the appointment. The political confusion comes as tens of thousands of supporters of ousted leader Mohammed Morsi continue protesting against the coup, raising the prospect of further bloodshed. More » Boeing 777 crash lands at San Francisco airport Australian could be deported from Saudi Arabia within days Burke urged to walk the talk children in immigration detention Gunmen kill dozens in attack on Nigerian school Wallabies defeat to the British and Irish Lions was devastating, says James Horwill More Analysis » Labor is sinking and the captains are to blame On the shoreline of Norfolk Island there is a plaque that recalls the day the flagship of the First Fleet, HMS Sirius, ran aground at noon on March 19, 1790. It is almost impossible to overstate how deeply that disaster rocked the two fledgling colonies of Norfolk and Sydney. Abandoning both was seriously considered. Over two centuries later, the once-mighty ship of the Australian Labor Party faces its own Sirius moment; holed below the waterline by a load of accumulated evils. More » A lesson in mobile phone etiquette Egypt tourism can hardly afford another revolution Gillard supporters speak out Egypt's 2011 revolutionaries had no shared vision A Labor election win is no longer preposterous Tough talk doesn't match Labor's record on people smuggling Wallabies supporters need to learn to sing Rudd's pre-emptive strike to distance NSW Labor What if the Muslim Brotherhood is elected again? Just In More Just In » Defeat to the Lions is devastating, says James Horwill Australia captain James Horwill has described his side's 2-1 series defeat to the British and Irish Lions as "devastating" and "a tough pill to swallow". More » Brazilian mob decapitates soccer referee who stabbed player Australian could be deported from Saudi Arabia within days Froome wears yellow after stage 8 of the Tour de France Tourists rescued after Sydney water taxi hits rocks One killed as train explodes in Canada Boeing 777 crash lands at San Francisco airport Egypt denies naming ElBaradei as interim PM Bartoli beats Lisicki to win maiden grand slam Burke urged to walk the talk children in immigration detention World More World » Brazilian mob decapitates soccer referee who stabbed player A man has been arrested in northern Brazil after a mob decapitated a soccer referee who fatally stabbed an amateur player over his refusal to leave the field. More » Froome wears yellow after stage 8 of the Tour de France One killed as train explodes in Canada Boeing 777 crash lands at San Francisco airport Egypt denies naming ElBaradei as interim PM Bartoli beats Lisicki to win maiden grand slam Business More Business » Wall Street rallies on surprise US jobs data Wall Street has rallied following the release of figures showing America's economy added 195,000 new jobs in June, but the data is likely to pressure the Australian dollar. More » Tasmanian whisky given high praise by critic Murdoch belittles 'incompetent' police in secret recording Politics More Politics » Burke urged to walk the talk children in immigration detention Asylum seeker support groups are sceptical about the new Immigration Minister's commitment to remove children from Australia's detention centres. More » Polls predict upper house win for Japan's ruling party Mali lifts state of emergency after civil conflict Burke admits Malaysia asylum deal no longer viable Morsi supporters take to the streets after clashes Sport More Sport » Defeat to the Lions is devastating, says James Horwill Australia captain James Horwill has described his side's 2-1 series defeat to the British and Irish Lions as "devastating" and "a tough pill to swallow". More » Bartoli beats Lisicki to win maiden grand slam Froome wears yellow after stage 8 of the Tour de France Lions roar past Wallabies to break tour drought Hamilton snatches dramatic late pole Giants still winless after loss to Bulldogs Science and Technology More Science and Technology » NBN rollout targets are being met, says Albanese Communications Minister Anthony Albanese says National Broadband Network (NBN) targets are being met, with more than 207,000 properties ready for connection. More » Father of the mouse dies aged 88 Scientists monitor killer whales after beaching Antibiotic to fight drug-resistant bacteria shows promise Albanese should give the NBN a PR makeover Environment More Environment » Coalition relaunches Green Army but with less funding By chief political correspondent Emma Griffiths The Coalition has relaunched its policy to establish an environmental workforce - a Green Army - but has slashed its funding by a quarter. More » Scientists monitor killer whales after beaching Bird enthusiast presents photos of elusive night parrot Rare sight: blue marlin washes up in SA Conservationists say 21,000 species face extinction 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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