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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Sun 01 Jun, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Pyne insists university deregulation will force fees down Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne insists competition between universities will force student fees down under the Government's shake-up of the sector. In an email sent to staff, University of Melbourne's vice-chancellor said fees may have to rise as much as 61 per cent and that students would get "nothing new for this increased debt". But Mr Pyne told Insiders universities who hit students with excessive fees would be priced out of the market. More » Qatar World Cup bid hit by new corruption allegations US soldier released by Taliban in swap for Guantanamo prisoners Darwin flights to resume as volcanic ash plume disperses Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Sam Soliman wins IBF middleweight title over Felix Sturm Suspicious Darwin deaths could be murder-suicide 500 Afghans resettled in Australia via 'discrete' program Eastman compensation 'depends on Supreme Court' Taxi driver brutally bashed at Melbourne service station More Analysis » The next pawn in the Eastern Europe chess game What has brought about this change in Putin's calculations? Sanctions? The German-brokered negotiations? A quiet word from China's Xi Jinping? Or is this just a judo-style feint? Outside the walls of the Kremlin, no one knows. Besides, it's increasingly clear that Russia has other fish to fry. Russia will probably make its next move in this elaborate dance for control of Europe's borderlands not in the industrial cities of Ukraine's east, but in a statelet known (to those who know of it) as Transnistria. More » Portraits of the gender revolutionaries Abbott free to push his North Shore politics Signs of life under the cyber ice Tara Moss: author, activist and defier of labels Piketty nitpicking: don't rush to discard his case The revolution continues: what's next for the Web Clogging prisons in the name of tough politics We've strayed down the rocky road from Rudd Trouble lurks beneath calm market waters Just In More Just In » Man on bridging visa dies from severe burns A man on a bridging visa in the Geelong community has died after suffering burns to 90 per cent of his body. More » 500 Afghans resettled in Australia via 'discrete' program Concern for missing girl last seen in Brisbane CBD Pyne insists university deregulation will force fees down Macadamia industry bounces back after booming demand in Asia Eastman compensation 'depends on Supreme Court' Suspicious Darwin deaths could be murder-suicide Asylum seekers' 'mouths sewn shut' during Christmas Island protests Fresh corruption allegations emerge over Qatar World Cup bid Taxi driver brutally bashed at Melbourne service station World More World » Fresh corruption allegations emerge over Qatar World Cup bid FIFA is facing fresh corruption allegations over the decision to award Qatar the hosting rights to the 2022 World Cup. More » Woman sentenced to death in Sudan to be 'freed in days' Wilkinson drops out of rugby with fitting finale Quintana on brink of Giro success as Rogers wins stage US soldier released by Taliban in swap for Guantanamo prisoners Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Business More Business » Regulator lacks funds to enforce foreign investment rules By business reporter Michael Janda A parliamentary committee has heard that regulators are largely relying on the honesty of purchasers to enforce restrictions on foreign housing investment. More » Property spruikers on notice to abide by consumer law ASIC to analyse Westfield meeting, but warns of funding cut impact on investigations Share market retreats on back of mining, banks losses Finance Department head David Tune retires 'Electronic pickpocketing' looms as next fraud threat Fairfax Media appoints Todd Sampson to board Politics More Politics » Pyne insists university deregulation will force fees down Federal Education Minister Christopher Pyne insists competition between universities will force student fees down under the Government's shake-up of the sector. In an email sent to staff, University of Melbourne's vice-chancellor said fees may have to rise as much as 61 per cent and that students would get "nothing new for this increased debt". But Mr Pyne told Insiders universities who hit students with excessive fees would be priced out of the market. More » PM open to 'refinement' of GP co-payment US veterans affairs secretary resigns amid waiting list scandal Thailand's military chief General Prayuth appeals on national television for protests to end China slams US politicians over Liu Xiaobo street proposal Sport More Sport » Walker kicks five as Crows too strong for Suns Taylor Walker kicked five goals as the Adelaide Crows beat the Gold Coast Suns by 32 points at the Adelaide Oval on Sunday. More » Warriors celebrate Mannering milestone in style Fresh corruption allegations emerge over Qatar World Cup bid Sam Soliman wins IBF middleweight title Live: Crows v Suns; Bulldogs v Freo; Hawks v GWS; Eagles v Kangaroos Live: Warriors v Knights; Broncos v Manly Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Google has received 12,000 requests from people seeking to be "forgotten" by the world's leading search engine on the first day it offered the service, a company spokesman says. More » Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef Undersea recorders checked for sounds of MH370 Robots could cost Australian economy 5 million jobs: expert Chemists extract valuable compounds from veggie waste Environment More Environment » Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef By Natalie Whiting Sediment being washed into the ocean from rivers is continuing to damage the Great Barrier Reef and is having a more widespread impact than scientists first thought. More » Conservationists fear Gilbert River land cleared before permit issued Whale poo can boost fisheries, unpalatable research finds Pacific nations urge climate change action, ask Australia for help Hunting down the common myna in the Cook Islands About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 01 Jun, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » US soldier released by Taliban in swap for Guantanamo prisoners A US army sergeant who was held for nearly five years by the Taliban after being captured in Afghanistan has been released, officials have said. Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl was the only known missing US soldier in the war in Afghanistan. His release comes after months of indirect US-Taliban talks. As part of his release, five Taliban detainees at the Guantanamo Bay prison will be handed over to the custody of Qatar, the officials said. More » Volcanic ash plume keeps Darwin flights grounded PM open to 'refinement' of GP co-payment Adventurer completes solo rowing voyage from Chile to Queensland Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Essendon beats Richmond in 'Dreamtime at the G' game Nadal quells brief uprising to march on in Paris Australia reduces engagement with Thai military Chinese ship in MH370 search returns to port for repairs Police investigate after three found dead in Darwin More Analysis » The next pawn in the Eastern Europe chess game What has brought about this change in Putin's calculations? Sanctions? The German-brokered negotiations? A quiet word from China's Xi Jinping? Or is this just a judo-style feint? Outside the walls of the Kremlin, no one knows. Besides, it's increasingly clear that Russia has other fish to fry. Russia will probably make its next move in this elaborate dance for control of Europe's borderlands not in the industrial cities of Ukraine's east, but in a statelet known (to those who know of it) as Transnistria. More » Portraits of the gender revolutionaries Abbott free to push his North Shore politics Signs of life under the cyber ice Tara Moss: author, activist and defier of labels Piketty nitpicking: don't rush to discard his case The revolution continues: what's next for the Web Clogging prisons in the name of tough politics We've strayed down the rocky road from Rudd Trouble lurks beneath calm market waters Just In More Just In » Wilkinson drops out of rugby with fitting finale Jonny Wilkinson brought the curtain down on a stunning career by scoring a trademark drop goal to help Toulon to its first Top 14 success in 22 years. More » Architect of NYC's urban renewal looks to Australia Teenager charged over fight at Sydney party Quintana on brink of Giro success as Rogers wins stage US soldier released by Taliban in swap for Guantanamo prisoners Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Essendon makes Dreamtime a nightmare for Richmond Volcanic ash plume keeps Darwin flights grounded Girt by sea: Great Australian ocean voyages Adventurer completes solo rowing voyage from Chile to Queensland World More World » Wilkinson drops out of rugby with fitting finale Jonny Wilkinson brought the curtain down on a stunning career by scoring a trademark drop goal to help Toulon to its first Top 14 success in 22 years. More » Quintana on brink of Giro success as Rogers wins stage US soldier released by Taliban in swap for Guantanamo prisoners Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day US concerned by China's 'destabilising' tactics over territory dispute NBA clears way for LA Clippers sale from Sterling Business More Business » Regulator lacks funds to enforce foreign investment rules By business reporter Michael Janda A parliamentary committee has heard that regulators are largely relying on the honesty of purchasers to enforce restrictions on foreign housing investment. More » Property spruikers on notice to abide by consumer law ASIC to analyse Westfield meeting, but warns of funding cut impact on investigations Share market retreats on back of mining, banks losses Finance Department head David Tune retires 'Electronic pickpocketing' looms as next fraud threat Fairfax Media appoints Todd Sampson to board Politics More Politics » PM open to 'refinement' of GP co-payment Prime Minister Tony Abbott has indicated he is open to the "refinement" of the GP co-payment for medical visits - a key component of his Government's budget measures. After preliminary discussions with some cross-benchers Mr Abbott says he is confident the budget will pass and appeared open to negotiations. "Governments get their budgets through, that's what governments do. And sometimes there might be a little bit of refinement here and refinement there," Mr Abbott said. More » US veterans affairs secretary resigns amid waiting list scandal Thailand's military chief General Prayuth appeals on national television for protests to end China slams US politicians over Liu Xiaobo street proposal Thailand coup declared to 'strengthen democracy', military says Sport More Sport » Essendon makes Dreamtime a nightmare for Richmond Essendon has thumped Richmond by 50 points in the 'Dreamtime at the G' match at the MCG. More » Cowboys hold Storm scoreless in NRL win Socceroos in Brazil: Thousands flock to watch Socceroos in Vitoria Lions stun Carlton at the Gabba Quintana on brink of Giro success as Rogers wins stage Nadal quells brief uprising to march on in Paris Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Google gets 12,000 requests to be 'forgotten' on first day Google has received 12,000 requests from people seeking to be "forgotten" by the world's leading search engine on the first day it offered the service, a company spokesman says. More » Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef Undersea recorders checked for sounds of MH370 Robots could cost Australian economy 5 million jobs: expert Chemists extract valuable compounds from veggie waste Environment More Environment » Sediment from nearby rivers damaging Great Barrier Reef By Natalie Whiting Sediment being washed into the ocean from rivers is continuing to damage the Great Barrier Reef and is having a more widespread impact than scientists first thought. More » Conservationists fear Gilbert River land cleared before permit issued Whale poo can boost fisheries, unpalatable research finds Pacific nations urge climate change action, ask Australia for help Hunting down the common myna in the Cook Islands About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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