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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 23 Jul, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » MH17: Bodies missing as forensic experts begin identifying victims The head of the Dutch forensic team in Ukraine says a train carrying the remains of MH17 victims contains significantly fewer bodies than claimed by pro-Russian rebels. The separatists said there were 282 bodies on the train but only 200 have been found. "We are sure of having 200 bodies and body parts, that is all that I know," said Jan Tuinder, the head of the Dutch delegation. International monitors say the crash site is still being compromised by separatists near Donetsk, a stronghold of pro-Russian rebels, where fighting with Ukrainian troops flared again on Tuesday. More » Michael Rogers takes first stage win in ten Tours Gaza conflict: US suspends Israel flights over rocket fears Kids charities deregistered after fundraising probe Deported Islamic preacher back in Australia Indonesia's president-elect calls for national unity Pro Hart private collection fetches $1.6m at auction Melbourne man wanted over alleged war crimes Newman hits back at lawyer suing him for defamation Britain to hold public inquiry into ex-KGB agent's death More Analysis » Abbott v Putin: the grudge match The MH17 tragedy has presented Tony Abbott with something increasingly rare: a goodies-versus-baddies scenario in which the roles are clearly marked His language about Russia - right from the jump - was exacting and accusatory, and the dispatch of Julie Bishop turned out to work perfectly. One year ago, one would not necessarily have expected a toe-to-toe between Vladimir Putin and Mr Abbott. And one would not have expected the PM either to have attempted so much, or to have got it so right. More » In defence of the poor person's Olympics Big Tobacco's smoke and mirrors won't work this time Politics, not policy, will decide who gets bailed out MH17: the legal path to justice West needs new strategy after MH17 tragedy How to help parents return to work sooner Banning Putin from the G20 isn't that simple Iraq: a broken state The rage against cyclists helps no-one Just In More Just In » Indonesia's president-elect calls for national unity Greg Jennett in Jakarta, wires Indonesia's president-elect Joko Widodo has called for his nation to put the divisive election behind it as he prepares to take office. More » Tower block demolition ruled out of Glasgow opening ceremony Vigilance the key, say SA child protection advocates Pro Hart private collection fetches $1.6m at auction Deported Islamic preacher back in Australia Queen's horse fails drug test Gaza conflict: US suspends Israel flights over rocket fears MH17: Bodies missing as forensic experts begin identifying victims Aussie Rogers breaks through for Tour stage win Thai king endorses military's interim constitution World More World » Indonesia's president-elect calls for national unity Greg Jennett in Jakarta, wires Indonesia's president-elect Joko Widodo has called for his nation to put the divisive election behind it as he prepares to take office. More » Tower block demolition ruled out of Glasgow opening ceremony Queen's horse fails drug test Gaza conflict: US suspends Israel flights over rocket fears MH17: Bodies missing as forensic experts begin identifying victims Aussie Rogers breaks through for Tour stage win Business More Business » Reserve Bank governor Stevens encourages risk-taking firms By business reporter Michael Janda The Reserve Bank's governor Glenn Stevens says businesses need to focus less on risk reduction and more on growth. Speaking to an audience of economists at a lunch, Mr Stevens says a culture of risk aversion has gripped the business community since the financial crisis. The RBA's governor has urged the need for greater business and infrastructure investment in order to lift western economies out of their low growth rates. Mr Stevens says governments, and the G20, will need to play a key role, as central banks can provide cheap money but cannot ensure that it is put to productive uses. More » Living standards to fall if productivity challenge not met: economists Mining gains offset share market losses Renewable target uncertainty killing clean energy says Infigen boss Newcrest shareholder class action launched by Slater & Gordon Packers launch $200m philanthropic fund Politics More Politics » Indonesia's president-elect calls for national unity Greg Jennett in Jakarta, wires Indonesia's president-elect Joko Widodo has called for his nation to put the divisive election behind it as he prepares to take office. More » Thai king endorses military's interim constitution Jokowi: a self-made man outside the traditional elite Jakarta Governor Joko Widodo expected to win Indonesia election Childcare rebate should cover nannies, Canberra family says Sport More Sport » Aussie Rogers breaks through for Tour stage win Australian Michael Rogers finally earnt his first stage victory in his 10th Tour de France. More » Wallabies look to life without 'Honey Badger' Bolt ready to put on Games show Real Madrid sign Colombian star James Rodriguez Storm wary of unsettled Broncos Meares picked as Commonwealth Games flag bearer Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 3D-printed body parts don't cost an arm and a leg By Kesha West A team of medical experts in Melbourne has created a 3D-printed anatomy kit that is set to revolutionise medical training around the world. More » Dredging can double coral disease in reefs: study NASA predicts evidence of aliens only 20 years away Teen maths genius wins gold at international event NSW man advertises 'space junk' for $100,000 Environment More Environment » What the carbon tax repeal means for consumers By consumer affairs reporter Amy Bainbridge Consumers can expect to save up to 50 cents each day on their electricity bills as the Federal Government repeals the carbon tax. 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