ABC NewsMail - Afternoon Edition

NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 01 Dec, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Abbott presses reset after 'ragged week' for Coalition By political correspondent Emma Griffiths The Federal Government backs down on university overhauls and Defence Force pay, as Tony Abbott concedes that "appearances do count and I concede that the appearance last week was a bit ragged". More » 'Baby hatches' considered after second infant abandoned in Sydney Australia swelters through hottest spring on record Malcolm Young can no longer remember AC/DC's songs Glenn Lazarus taken to hospital, Clive Palmer says Ford Australia confirms V8 Supercars pullout from end of 2015 NBN adds another 400 towns and suburbs to rollout plans Abbott urges Andrews to break promise on East West Link Mark Webber escapes horror crash in Brazil 10yo boy off bus at centre of Darwin refugee protest More Analysis » Chief of staff job too big for one person The Prime Minister's chief of staff Peta Credlin is copping a lot of the blame for the Abbott Government's woes. MPs naturally resent an unelected staffer playing gatekeeper and being the Prime Minister's principal confidante. But that's not to say there mightn't be some substance to the complaints. It may be that the job is simply too big for one person to handle. More » It's time to let political dinosaurs go extinct Delusion about China is a bipartisan policy Who will take the fall for the Coalition? China won't rescue us from a commodities crash Phillip Hughes' quarter century will never be forgotten Sometimes it takes a (Cheez) Whiz to master politics When elected independents are seen as interlopers HMAS Canberra a national asset Cue the blame game in Victoria Just In More Just In » Insulin theft prompts safety warning By Gian De Poloni Police in Western Australia's Mid West are warning insulin stolen from a caravan park near Geraldton could be fatal if taken by someone who does not need it. More » Brisbane City Council pressured to outline intentions over northern 'mega-suburb' Homes in path of Mullumbimby bushfire burning out of control on NSW far north coast AFL anti-doping hearings to run into 2015 Australia swelters through hottest spring on record Public service sees 'increase in bullying, absenteeism' Ford Australia confirms V8 Supercars pullout from end of 2015 Malcolm Young can no longer remember AC/DC's songs Tony Abbott says he has no objection to nuclear energy Inquest into death of 4yo Chloe Valentine resumes World More World » Armed men hold passengers captive and ransack PNG airport By Papua New Guinea correspondent Liam Cochrane A group of 30 men with guns and machetes hold up Papua New Guinea's second biggest airport, keeping passengers captive for about two hours while they ransack offices. More » Sisters strike back at molesters on Indian bus Pope Francis urges Muslim leaders to condemn Islamist terrorism Webber escapes horror crash in Brazil Canadian citizen captured by jihadists in Syria: reports 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Business More Business » BHP plunges below $30 as resources drag share market lower By finance reporter Simon Frazer The Australian dollar and the local share market have fallen again in the wake of further falls for global oil prices. More » China gas squeeze: demand may fall as supply ramps up Inflation pressures ease on falling oil fuel prices Home prices fall in November: CoreLogic Manufacturing index returns to growth for the first time since July 'Budget is burning' as ore price continues to fall Politics More Politics » Public service sees 'increase in bullying, absenteeism' The federal public service is suffering from increased bullying and absenteeism according to the latest State of the Service Report. More » Tony Abbott says he has no objection to nuclear energy Glenn Lazarus taken to hospital, Clive Palmer says Abbott presses reset after 'ragged week' for Coalition 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Sport More Sport » Ford Australia confirms V8 Supercars pullout from end of 2015 Ford Performance Racing has confirmed Ford Australia will pull out of V8 Supercars at the end of 2015. More » AFL anti-doping hearings to run into 2015 Webber escapes horror crash in Brazil Indian cricketers stay in Adelaide until Gabba Test arrangements finalised Wanderers dominate at AFC awards Gallen: I'm fit to fight Watts Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Estonia offers e-residency for non-citizens By Kirsten Drysdale Estonia becomes the first country in the world to offer e-residency to non-citizens, allowing access to government services online. More » Underwater robot produces first precise map of Antarctic sea ice depth Japan investing in robot workforce to become world's top manufacturer Portugal's rapid rise in renewable energy Images capture Philae probe's bouncy landing on comet surface Environment More Environment » Australia swelters through hottest spring on record Australia endures its hottest spring and second-hottest November on record, with temperatures exceeding averages by 1.5C. More » Tony Abbott says he has no objection to nuclear energy Polar bears could face starvation by the end of the century: scientists Byron Bay pushes for community-owned clean energy Plan to let miners extract billions of litres of groundwater 'threatens Great Barrier Reef' About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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ABC NewsMail - Morning Edition

NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 01 Dec, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » 'Budget is burning', warns top economist By political correspondent Greg Jennett One of the country's most experienced budget watchers is predicting a big blowout in the federal deficit when the next official update is released later this month. More » Autopsy could help solve mystery of Sydney buried baby: police ICC says clampdown on bouncers unlikely Government under pressure to improve Defence Force pay deal Youth survey reveals young people want good careers most of all Drag racer has lucky escape after her car explodes into a fireball NBN adds another 400 towns and suburbs to rollout plans Daniel Andrews begins first week as Victoria's premier-elect 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Missing teenager found hidden behind wall in father's home More Analysis » Cue the blame game in Victoria The Victorian economy is the only one in the country rated triple-A by both Moody's and Standard and Poor's. And according to Macroeconomics, Victoria and Western Australia are the only states that can confidently forecast budget surpluses for the next four years. Yet, if the opinion polls are right, then Victorians are about to deny a government a second term for the first time in 60 years. The toughest question to answer is why. More » Phillip Hughes' quarter century will never be forgotten Sometimes it takes a (Cheez) Whiz to master politics When elected independents are seen as interlopers HMAS Canberra a national asset Convenience voting is a farce in modern democracy A handy guide to Government speak Don't walk away from the GP co-payment - fix it This is one manufacturing industry we must protect Where are the new leaders of Timor-Leste? Just In More Just In » Napthine 'fully intends' to serve full term after Coalition loss Former premier Denis Napthine says he fully intends to serve a full term in the Victorian Parliament after the Coalition's loss in Saturday's election. More » Tasmanian yachts head north for 70th Sydney to Hobart ICC says clampdown on bouncers unlikely 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Expansion worth $23m for Canberra Hospital emergency department Autopsy could help solve mystery of Sydney buried baby: police Pele taken off dialysis, says hospital Daniel Andrews begins first week as Victoria's premier-elect Colombian rebel group FARC releases kidnapped army general NBN adds another 400 towns and suburbs to rollout plans World More World » 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Iraq's prime minister Haidar al-Abadi says he will crackdown on corruption after an investigation uncovers the existence of 50,000 "ghost soldiers". More » Colombian rebel group FARC releases kidnapped army general Hundreds march in gay pride parade in New Delhi Hong Kong protesters clash with police in fresh escalation of tensions South African father, children killed in Kabul attack Five things to know about the Lima climate talks Business More Business » Oil price collapses after OPEC nations decide against cutting production By business editor Peter Ryan The price of oil collapses after OPEC nations decide against cutting production to prop up dwindling values. More » 'Budget is burning', warns top economist Dollar, share market fall due to global oil market volatility Pie Face announces closure of 20 stores Foreign buyer rule enforcement needs strengthening: committee Union vows to fight James Hardie plan to pay asbestos victims in instalments Politics More Politics » 50,000 ghost soldiers uncovered in Iraq corruption probe Iraq's prime minister Haidar al-Abadi says he will crackdown on corruption after an investigation uncovers the existence of 50,000 "ghost soldiers". More » Hong Kong protesters clash with police in fresh escalation of tensions Government under pressure to improve Defence Force pay deal 'Budget is burning', warns top economist Former Wallabies captain Pocock arrested at NSW coal mine protest Sport More Sport » ICC says clampdown on bouncers unlikely The ICC says a clampdown on bouncers is unlikely despite the death of Phillip Hughes. More » Wanderers dominate at AFC awards Jordan Spieth streets the field to win Australian Open title Manchester City crushes Southampton, Spurs beat Everton Former Wallabies captain David Pocock arrested at NSW coal mine protest Wellington Phoenix hammer Melbourne City 5-1 Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Estonia offers e-residency for non-citizens By Kirsten Drysdale Estonia becomes the first country in the world to offer e-residency to non-citizens, allowing access to government services online. More » Underwater robot produces first precise map of Antarctic sea ice depth Japan investing in robot workforce to become world's top manufacturer Portugal's rapid rise in renewable energy Images capture Philae probe's bouncy landing on comet surface Environment More Environment » Polar bears could face starvation by the end of the century: scientists By Stephanie Smail Polar bears in the Arctic could face starvation by the end of the century if sea ice keeps shrinking, scientists warn. More » Byron Bay pushes for community-owned clean energy Plan to let miners extract billions of litres of groundwater 'threatens Great Barrier Reef' Mining company under investigation over illegal land clearing John Kerry meets Iranian counterpart for further nuclear talks About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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