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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Fri 05 Sep, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Two more bodies found at site of Sydney shop explosion Emergency services searching for a mother and her baby son have pulled two bodies from the rubble of a Sydney convenience store that was destroyed by an explosion. The bodies have not been identified but were believed to be 31-year-old Bianka O'Brien and her 12-month-old son Jude, who were reported missing after the blast occurred early Thursday morning at Rozelle, in Sydney's inner west. The body of another person who was missing, 27-year-old Chris Noble, was pulled from the rubble in Darling Street overnight. Firefighters stood on the street and silently watched as two stretchers were carried out of the wreckage this afternoon. More » Teacher awarded $770k for dealing with 'feral' students Three ADF abuse victims commit suicide before cases resolved Court dismisses second appeal against human gene patenting Australian timber company in PNG denies terrorist links Parliament on track to become most disorderly in history Abbott meets with Indian counterpart in New Delhi Morrison rejects asylum seeker negligence claim Citizen stripped of passport over secret ASIO evidence Adelaide man found not guilty of toddler murder More Analysis » Uranium deal could make Indian nuclear power safer Australia's Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to sign a deal with India that will allow the export of uranium to the country. Concerns about this deal and India's nuclear weapons program are overstated. Rather, India's nuclear industry is at a unique point of transition where there is both political will and industrial momentum to learn. Australia should capitalise on this rare opportunity to offer more than natural resources but knowledge that can contribute to a safer, more pro-active and more inclusive nuclear industry in India. More » Detention healthcare tossed overboard It's not immoral to watch beheading videos Is democracy hurting our climate change response? Report card: strong ambassador, dud budget Jacqui Lambie: the PUP is outgrowing the kennel There's more to terrorism alerts than single words When outsiders become the oppressors Youth unemployment crisis ... or entitlement crisis? Saved by security as Coalition asks what's next Just In More Just In » Does Draghi have the answers to the eurozone's woes? By business reporter Steve Letts While the European Central Bank decision to make another interest rate cut when there was nothing much left to cut was a surprise, the reaction of Europe's stock markets wasn't. More » Adelaide man found not guilty of toddler murder Teacher awarded $770k for dealing with 'feral' students One in five homicide victims are children: UNICEF Housing debt, budget deficit make Australia vulnerable to China shock: economist Plane crashes into hangars in Northam 34 Bosnian miners trapped after earthquake Abbott meets with Indian counterpart in New Delhi Just how big is the world's largest dinosaur? Two more bodies found at site of Sydney shop explosion World More World » Does Draghi have the answers to the eurozone's woes? By business reporter Steve Letts While the European Central Bank decision to make another interest rate cut when there was nothing much left to cut was a surprise, the reaction of Europe's stock markets wasn't. More » One in five homicide victims are children: UNICEF 34 Bosnian miners trapped after earthquake Just how big is the world's largest dinosaur? US firm tracks jihadi videos for security agencies ECB cuts rates, buys assets, skirts quantitative easing question Business More Business » Housing debt, budget deficit make Australia vulnerable to China shock: economist By business reporter Michael Janda A former government resources economist warns that rising risky home lending and a persistent budget deficit make Australia's economy vulnerable to a Chinese economic shock next year. More » Does Draghi have the answers to the eurozone's woes? ECB cuts rates, buys assets, skirts quantitative easing question Directors in failed carbon farming Henbury to be quizzed in court Australian Renewable Energy Agency head Greg Bourne says scrapping RET would destroy industry Banks under fire over last-minute mortgage changes Politics More Politics » Second Liberal MP says penalties pushing jobless rate By political reporter Eliza Borello Another Coalition backbencher has declared penalty rates are one of the key factors behind the climbing jobless rate. More » Abbott eyes free trade agreement with India Hockey distances Govt from PUP's rural 'piggy bank' Gotye's band leads rock'n'roll party to Victorian election Labor seizes on Liberal MP's call for penalty rate cut Sport More Sport » Federer fights back to book place in semi Roger Federer fought back from two sets down to beat Gael Monfils in their US Open quarter-final. More » Roosters' Napa and Guerra face bans Port denies bid for Crow Walker Tigers midfielder Jackson announces shock retirement Socceroos outclassed by Belgium in 2-0 loss Boomers reject tanking claims after 91-83 loss to Angola Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Just how big is the world's largest dinosaur? Scientists think they've found the world's largest dinosaur in Argentina. Just how big is Dreadnoughtus? More » Court dismisses second appeal against human gene patenting Krill diet discovery predicts threat to Antarctic life Tiger rescued from Indonesian 'death zoo' dies Prison waste water tested for drugs Environment More Environment » Marshall Islands urges Australia to rethink climate policy Marshall Islands' foreign minister has joined other Pacific leaders in calling on Australia to reconsider its position on climate change. 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