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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 25 Jul, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » More bodies found as MH17 wreckage 'appears out of nowhere' By Europe correspondent Philip Williams, wires Investigators have found a previously undiscovered part of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 along with more bodies more than a week after the Boeing 777 was shot down over eastern Ukraine. A spokesman for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe says the piece of fuselage "appeared out of nowhere". The discovery has highlighted an urgent need for the area to be thoroughly searched, but continued fighting in the region has hampered the efforts of investigators. It comes as Australian specialists joined teams in the Netherlands working on the identification of remains from the MH17 crash. 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A group of Australian experts on refugee policy believe there is a better way, even working within the present political constraints. More » Detention shame: children, mothers self-harming Stifling the debate on euthanasia in Australia Scripture in schools: it is "special" for a reason Abbott should speak from the heart more often Abbott's unexpected reinvention in the wake of MH17 The great money tap is about to be turned off Voters agree: the Senate circus is situation normal When tragedy strikes, even onlookers can suffer Islamic State: an unlikely harbinger of peace? Just In More Just In » Wreckage of Air Algerie plane found, officials say Mali's president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has confirmed that wreckage of a missing Air Algerie flight has been spotted in desert country in Mali's north. More » More bodies found as MH17 wreckage 'appears out of nowhere' Queen photobombs Hockeyroos pair Female genital mutilation order for '4 million' in Iraq 15 killed in Israeli shelling of Gaza school Three gold for Australia on night one in the pool Anna Meares wins third straight gold medal in 500m TT Micro dairy brings boutique milk to Melbourne's cafes MH17 victims' families likely to be eligible for compensation Ex-detective threatened Hodson with gun, inquest hears World More World » Wreckage of Air Algerie plane found, officials say Mali's president Ibrahim Boubacar Keita has confirmed that wreckage of a missing Air Algerie flight has been spotted in desert country in Mali's north. More » Queen photobombs Hockeyroos pair Female genital mutilation order for '4 million' in Iraq Air Algerie plane crashes with 110 passengers on board, officials say Sudanese Christian woman in Italy after escaping death sentence US lifts ban on flights to Israel as Gaza toll rises Business More Business » Australian housing values vulnerable to rates rise By business reporter Michael Janda A new report shows current Australian home prices are effectively a gamble on interest rates staying near record lows. The report from Moody's Analytics finds that Australian home prices are generally around their 'fair value' at current interest rates, and under existing government housing subsidies. However, the report warns that all of Australia's housing markets, except South Australia, would be overvalued if interest rates rose back to normal levels and pushed up mortgage repayments. More » NZ Reserve Bank's rate rises offer warning for Australian borrowers MH17 sanctions threatened by arms deals with Russia Finance stocks help share market to six-year high RET to increase power prices and cost jobs, business warns Wine icon Wolf Blass calls for wine tax reform Politics More Politics » More bodies found as MH17 wreckage 'appears out of nowhere' By Europe correspondent Philip Williams, wires Investigators have found a previously undiscovered part of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 along with more bodies more than a week after the Boeing 777 was shot down over eastern Ukraine. A spokesman for the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe says the piece of fuselage "appeared out of nowhere". The discovery has highlighted an urgent need for the area to be thoroughly searched, but continued fighting in the region has hampered the efforts of investigators. It comes as Australian specialists joined teams in the Netherlands working on the identification of remains from the MH17 crash. More » Gillard offered to stand aside for me in spill, says Combet AFP officers readying to join MH17 security force Hockey says destiny will decide if he becomes PM 'Grave concerns' for Christmas Island detainees Sport More Sport » Anna Meares wins third straight gold medal in 500m TT By James Coventry Australia has won two gold medals on the track in Glasgow, highlighted by Anna Meares's win in the 500m time-trial. More » Three gold for Australia on night one in the pool Nibali goes in for the kill in final mountain stage Tippett back for Swans, Hawks recall Gibson England's Stimpson wins first Glasgow gold NRL player insurance payouts set to double under proposed new scheme Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Are we alone? Alien pollution might reveal the answer Are we alone? 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