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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 07 Jun, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Clive Palmer rejects corruption claims after referral to watchdog Federal MP Clive Palmer has strongly denied allegations he tried to corruptly influence the Queensland Government, after being referred to the state's Crime and Misconduct Commission last night. The allegations relate to a 2012 meeting where Queensland Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney claims Mr Palmer requested "specialist treatment" for his mining interests. More » World leaders, veterans mark 70th anniversary of D-Day in France Vodafone reveals global scale of phone surveillance Rebels bikies accused of drugging and raping girls in Qld Would-be traders lose thousands on spruiker's program Australian businessman dies after Kenyan home invasion Nadal to play Djokovic in French Open final New technology used to gather war crime evidence Navy's new supply ships will be built overseas More Analysis » Obama's rhetoric follows leaders to Normandy As Australian, Russian and US leaders gather in Normandy for D-Day commemorations today, the recent rhetoric of Barack Obama follows them all. His simplistic foreign policy and unrestrainable urge to transform every event in international politics into a struggle between Freedom and Oppression could have very real consequences for Australia and Europe. Because the truth is Australia still has a few interests in Europe, like exports and trade, few of which Obama's foreign policy can be said to be serving. More » Disney's new heroines don't need rescuing by men Should political staffers be 'off-limits' to scrutiny? The gentleman of Oz rock: remembering Doc Neeson Forging ties ahead of tougher times Victoria's political bastardry: a history Greste a pawn in political crossfire From Spain to Syria: a tale of two civil wars The public wants action, not just ICAC findings Doctor Watson will see you now Just In More Just In » Clive Palmer rejects corruption claims after referral to watchdog Federal MP Clive Palmer has strongly denied allegations he tried to corruptly influence the Queensland Government, after being referred to the state's Crime and Misconduct Commission last night. The allegations relate to a 2012 meeting where Queensland Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney claims Mr Palmer requested "specialist treatment" for his mining interests. More » Scott, Watson and Schwartzel grouped for US Open Nadal to play Djokovic in French Open final Russia, Ukraine leaders agree to ceasefire talks at D-Day meeting Vodafone reveals global scale of phone surveillance Hawkins gets four more as Geelong wins thriller over Carlton Cherry-Evans aggravates injury as Manly beats Bulldogs Eels take down Cowboys in tough contest New technology used to gather war crime evidence Tattoo art on show in Perth World More World » Scott, Watson and Schwartzel grouped for US Open World number one Adam Scott, Bubba Watson and Charl Schwartzel have been grouped together for next week's US Open. More » Nadal to play Djokovic in French Open final Russia, Ukraine leaders agree to ceasefire talks at D-Day meeting Afghan election frontrunner survives assassination bid Australian Immigration Minister rejects cover up claims Wiggins to miss Tour de France Business More Business » Councils to keep GFC compensation after Federal Court ruling By business reporters Michael Janda and Elysse Morgan Local councils have scored another comprehensive win against financial institutions that sold them investments which collapsed in the GFC. The full bench of the Federal Court has upheld a ruling that the councils are entitled to compensation for being misled when they were sold financial products with the safest AAA credit rating, which turned out to be highly risky investments. The ruling comes after ABN Amro Bank, Standard & Poors' and Local Government Financial Services (LGFS) appealed a judgment by a single judge of the Federal Court which awarded 13 New South Wales councils around $30 million in compensation for their financial losses. More » ECB's negative rates will put further pressure on dollar, RBA ECB introduces negative interest rates, markets edge higher ACCC outlines case against Coles for alleged supplier mistreatment Farmers slugged for Woolworths Jamie Oliver campaign Clive Palmer resigns as director of Mineralogy Obeids challenge ACCC action over alleged cartel conduct Politics More Politics » Clive Palmer rejects corruption claims after referral to watchdog Federal MP Clive Palmer has strongly denied allegations he tried to corruptly influence the Queensland Government, after being referred to the state's Crime and Misconduct Commission last night. The allegations relate to a 2012 meeting where Queensland Deputy Premier Jeff Seeney claims Mr Palmer requested "specialist treatment" for his mining interests. More » Afghan election frontrunner survives assassination bid Clive Palmer referred to CMC by Qld's Deputy Premier Navy's new supply ships will be built overseas Senior SA Liberal to quit politics in wake of election loss Sport More Sport » Hawkins gets four more as Geelong wins thriller over Carlton A Joel Selwood goal with just over a minute left saw Geelong to a thrilling five-point win over Carlton. More » Cherry-Evans aggravates injury as Manly beats Bulldogs Nadal to play Djokovic in French Open final Scott, Watson and Schwartzel grouped for US Open Eels take down Cowboys in tough contest White determined to seize the day with the Wallabies Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Japan unveils 'emotional' robot for families Japan unveils the world's first humanoid robot that can communicate and read people's emotions. More » Centuries old temple art uncovered at Angkor Wat Palaeontologist jailed for dinosaur bone smuggling NASA discovers 'Godzilla' of Earths circling distant star AFP helps break $100m scam involving internet viruses Environment More Environment » Japanese tourism promotes whale watching instead of whaling by Tom Maddocks and wires Japanese tourism operators launch an industry council to promote whale and dolphin watching off the coast. 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