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NewsMail Morning Edition Sun 23 Nov, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Gunmen kill 28 non-Muslims in attack on Kenya bus By Africa correspondent Martin Cuddihy, wires Gunmen order non-Muslim passengers off the bus before shooting them dead at close range. Al Shabaab Islamic extremists, who were behind the Westgate shopping mall attack last year, claim responsibility. More » Households in outer Melbourne suburbs struggling to pay for bills and food Liberal Party members urging Lambie not to leave PUP: staffer Hitler watercolour painting auctioned for $185,000 910 killed in US strikes in Syria: rights group Magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits Nagano, Japan Work stops on Sydney convention centre after alleged safety breach Prisoner charged after escape attempt at hospital Indonesia's president causes a buzz by flying economy class Moscow accuses West of seeking 'regime change' in Russia More Analysis » Putting partisanship ahead of patriotism It turns out Australian conservatives never were friends with America as a whole - they were just mates with the American right. With a liberal Democratic president in the White House, they are putting partisanship ahead of patriotism - and this doesn't just threaten the Great Barrier Reef, it weakens the fight against terrorism as well. And worst of all, it's not a problem which will expire with the end of President Obama's second term. Imagine what the next President Clinton will say when she visits. More » Abbott's problems go deeper than Bolt realises There's no place for BDS within Australia Public transport brings out the worst in us It's lose-lose for Malcolm Turnbull with ABC cuts What about the refugees we already have? Free Trade Agreement no guarantee of success Keeping 'Bunnies In A Basket' in the Senate How Millennials are driving the shift away from cars On the wombat trail: the history of the Nationals Just In More Just In » Woman shot by police in Picton; internal investigation launched An internal police investigation begins into the shooting of a woman at Picton, on Sydney's south-western outskirts. More » Hitler watercolour painting auctioned for $185,000 Irish eyes smiling after 26-23 win over Wallabies Magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits Nagano, Japan Households in outer Melbourne suburbs struggling to pay for bills and food Moscow accuses West of seeking 'regime change' in Russia Obama extends US combat role in Afghanistan: report 910 killed in US strikes in Syria: rights group London luxury hotel blast injures 14 Australia beats Ireland by 10 point in exciting International Rules clash World More World » Hitler watercolour painting auctioned for $185,000 A 1914 watercolour by Adolf Hitler fetches 130,000 euros ($185,000) at auction in the German city of Nuremberg. The painting is one of about 2,000 works that Hitler painted between 1905 and 1920 as a struggling young artist. More » Magnitude 6.8 earthquake hits Nagano, Japan Moscow accuses West of seeking 'regime change' in Russia Obama extends US combat role in Afghanistan: report 910 killed in US strikes in Syria: rights group London luxury hotel blast injures 14 Business More Business » Iron ore, coal slump to hit Federal budget hard By business reporter Neal Woolrich The Federal Government's plan to bring the budget back to surplus have become even tougher with the iron ore price slumping to a five-year low. More » Myer CEO commits to profit rise this year Guaranteed jobs on release for prisoners in WA Market closes down again to cap off bad week ACCC takes Energy Australia to court over sales tactics Senate to investigate TIO sale at NT Opposition's request Politics More Politics » Liberal Party members urging Lambie not to leave PUP: staffer By Jane Ryan Members of the Liberal Party have urged Senator Jacqui Lambie not to walk out on the Palmer United Party (PUP), the crossbencher's chief of staff says. Senator Lambie is consulting family and voters in Tasmania this weekend on what her next move should be. More » US Republicans file lawsuit over 'Obamacare' Australia's resettlement announcement creates tension with Indonesia Britain's anti-EU UKIP party wins second Westminster seat G20 fact-checkathon: How the world leaders fared Sport More Sport » Irish eyes smiling after 26-23 win over Wallabies Ireland has held on to beat Australia 26-23 in a thrilling rugby union international in Dublin. More » Australia beats Ireland by 10 point in exciting International Rules clash Sydney FC score 2-1 away win over Melbourne City Spagro holds Australian Masters lead as Scott plans late charge Wanderers and Jets draw 1-1 Smith in career-best form at perfect time Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Portugal's rapid rise in renewable energy By Emily Stewart Portugal has become a world leader in renewable energy, with more than half its energy coming from wind, solar and hydro power.  More » Images capture Philae probe's bouncy landing on comet surface Antarctic research gets $24m federal funding boost Skeleton found in ancient Greek tomb dating back to Alexander the Great Farmed lobster a step closer thanks to Tasmanian project Environment More Environment » John Kerry meets Iranian counterpart for further nuclear talks Iran's foreign minister says he heard no new ideas at talks on Tehran's nuclear program in Vienna after US secretary of state John Kerry reversed initial plans to leave the talks in a bid to reach a last-minute deal. 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