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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 26 Nov, 2014 Top Stories More Top Stories » Phillip Hughes remains in critical condition in induced coma First class batsman Phillip Hughes remains in a critical condition this morning after being hit in the head by a cricket ball at the Sydney Cricket Ground. More » Johnston 'wouldn't trust' Australian Submarine Corporation to build a canoe Ferguson erupts as jury clears officer over shooting death MI5 could not have stopped Lee Rigby's murder, report finds New bid to legalise same-sex marriage to be launched in Senate Woman finds pet dog lost in Typhoon Haiyan chaos Special Olympics Australia raids bank accounts of local branches Australian-initiated air strike kills up to 100 Islamic State fighters Tourists roll into Stanley after Hollywood film shoot wraps up Pope tells 'elderly, haggard' Europe to lead again More Analysis » Trust is the biggest loser in the ABC cuts By Lewis and Woods While the semiotics of Tony Abbott's "no cuts" lines are being robustly contested - the government determined not to descend into a "no carbon tax"-style credibility disaster - there's a bigger issue of trust at stake. We don't trust politicians. We do trust public broadcasters. So when politicians cut funding to public broadcasters, that can only lead to a net loss of public trust. More » The Abbott Government's chance for real reform Domestic violence: you believe it's your fault Paul Robeson: a stellar career sacrificed for a dream Anything But with Mark Colvin Take your convictions to a double dissolution Coalition needs a better budget, not better PR Don't worry: Australia was built on foreign investment Fear and paranoia in Camp Abbott There's no place for BDS within Australia Just In More Just In » Support comes in for Sean Abbott over Hughes disaster NSW bowler Sean Abbott has received messages of support after his bouncer put Phil Hughes in hospital. More » Woman finds pet dog lost in Typhoon Haiyan chaos Multicultural award-winner says Islamic State should not be labelled Muslim Clarke set to be ruled out of first Test Phillip Hughes remains in critical condition in induced coma MI5 could not have stopped Lee Rigby's murder, report finds Police seize more than 1,000 dead sea turtles Multi-million-dollar retail expansion for Gungahlin New bid to legalise same-sex marriage to be launched in Senate Two female suicide bombers kill 45 in Nigerian marketplace World More World » MI5 could not have stopped Lee Rigby's murder, report finds A British parliamentary report has found the murder of soldier Lee Rigby last year could not have been prevented. More » Police seize more than 1,000 dead sea turtles Two female suicide bombers kill 45 in Nigerian marketplace Tiger released by Putin suspected of goat killings in China Pope tells 'elderly, haggard' Europe to lead again Notorious Indian serial killer pleads for clemency Business More Business » Medibank Private rises as high as $2.23 on ASX trading debut By business reporter Michael Janda Medibank Private shares opened at $2.22 and traded as high as $2.23 as they debuted on the share market. The high marked an 11.5 per cent profit for retail investors who had bought their shares at $2 a piece, while any institutional investors selling would have booked a 3.7 per cent gain if they sold at $2.23. But the shares could not sustain those gains, closing at $2.14, seven per cent above its launch price but a cent less than the premium paid by institutional investors. Institutions were expected to be more on the buy side than the sell side on the first day of trade, having generally had their requested allocations drastically scaled back. More » Medibank Private floats high, but will struggle to stay above water Pie Face chain goes into voluntary administration Retailers predict $43 billion to be spent before Christmas APRA data show home loan growth, interest only surge Share market closes lower despite healthy debut for Medibank Private Politics More Politics » New bid to legalise same-sex marriage to be launched in Senate The Federal Parliament faces another debate on marriage equality, with a private members bill to legalise same-sex marriage being introduced to the Senate today. More » Pope tells 'elderly, haggard' Europe to lead again Fact check: Has train punctuality improved under the Napthine Government? Obama's team and Syrian tensions behind Hagel's ousting: officials ABC to centralise television content creation Sport More Sport » Phillip Hughes remains in critical condition in induced coma First class batsman Phillip Hughes remains in a critical condition this morning after being hit in the head by a cricket ball at the Sydney Cricket Ground. More » Support comes in for Sean Abbott over Hughes disaster Clarke set to be ruled out of first Test Survivors of Sydney to Hobart's first race hold fond memories Mulvey deviated from Roar's footballing philosophy: Dobson 2014 AFL phantom draft: Predicting the first round 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 » Plan to let miners extract billions of litres of groundwater 'threatens Great Barrier Reef' By the National Reporting Team's Mark Solomons and Mark Willacy Queensland is set to enact water legislation that the body responsible for protecting the Great Barrier Reef has warned will pose environmental risks to the reef and coastal waterways. More » Mining company under investigation over illegal land clearing John Kerry meets Iranian counterpart for further nuclear talks Murray-Darling bird population at risk Global October temperatures a record high for month: US About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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