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NewsMail Morning Edition Sat 21 Mar, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Colleges cashing in on training loans allowed to use cold-calling By the National Reporting Team's Alison Branley Companies cashing in on new government training loans will still be allowed to use cold-calling and door-to-door sales to recruit students, the Federal Government says. More » Malcolm Fraser dies at 84 Australia down Pakistan to set up India semi-final Government to release Great Barrier Reef 2050 sustainability plan More than 100 killed in Yemen mosque suicide bombings Solar eclipse captured on social media Moss report into Nauru sexual assault allegations released Baby born between two cyclones ready for Nathan Ethiopia burns six tonnes of elephant ivory Vanuatu makes plans to revive tourism industry after Cyclone Pam More Analysis » The myth of two Malcolm Frasers Contrary to popular opinion, Malcolm Fraser's politics never changed - he was a lefty on social issues and staunchly right-wing on economic matters. Such a combination should not be a relic of the past to be wistfully remembered, but a feature of today's politics. The sadness of Fraser's death is magnified by his loss as a role model for modern Liberal progressives. More » Malcolm Fraser brought order to chaos Malcolm Fraser: his top achievements Stability is crucial for Australian scientific success Tunisia beaten, but not broken by attack Abbott's breathtaking shift on the economy The park as a bogeyman, and other violence fallacies Pension plan: political pain for little fiscal gain How hubris undermined the Iran nuclear deal The next great reform will be of politics itself Just In More Just In » Colleges cashing in on training loans allowed to use cold-calling By the National Reporting Team's Alison Branley Companies cashing in on new government training loans will still be allowed to use cold-calling and door-to-door sales to recruit students, the Federal Government says. More » Clarke hails Pakistan's whirlwind Wahab Germany 2015 F1 Grand Prix cancelled Western Australia eyes Shield final success against Victoria Broken Hill faces water crisis as drought lingers Ethiopia burns six tonnes of elephant ivory Over 45,000 Egyptians flee Libya after IS beheadings Hong Kong man who dismembered and cooked parents guilty of murder Government to release Great Barrier Reef 2050 sustainability plan Solar eclipse captured on social media World More World » Ethiopia burns six tonnes of elephant ivory Ethiopia burns a six-tonne pile of seized elephant ivory, the country's entire stock, vowing a "zero tolerance" policy towards poachers and traffickers. More » Over 45,000 Egyptians flee Libya after IS beheadings Hong Kong man who dismembered and cooked parents guilty of murder Solar eclipse captured on social media French couple given two-year suspended sentence for 'stealing' 271 Picasso works More than 100 killed in Yemen mosque suicide bombings Business More Business » Stevens says RBA discussing rate cuts even though benefits are dubious By business reporter Michael Janda The Reserve Bank governor Glenn Stevens says the current level of interest rates is not the main thing holding the economy back, but there "might be" a benefit from lowering them further. More » Share market ends week at seven-year high APRA says individual banks targeted in crackdown on investor loans Australia appears set to join China's development fund Radio Rentals made $90m from Centrelink payments last year Tide turning in favour of gold producers Politics More Politics » More than 100 killed in Yemen mosque suicide bombings Triple suicide bombings kill more than 100 people at mosques in the Yemeni capital attended by Shiite Huthi militiamen who have seized control of the city, medics say. More » Timeline: Malcolm Fraser's political career Staffers remember 'tremendous worker' Fraser Read Malcolm Fraser's first speech Malcolm Fraser in his own words Sport More Sport » Clarke hails Pakistan's whirlwind Wahab Michael Clarke has lauded Pakistan's Wahab Riaz, saying Australia was lucky to survive the paceman's torrid spell. More » Bulldogs edge out committed Sea Eagles Late Brown goal sees Melbourne City score away win over Sydney FC Broncos outclass disappointing Cowboys Lions steal win from Rebels in Melbourne Western Australia eyes Shield final success against Victoria Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Astronaut captures spectacular northern lights from ISS While the rest of the world looked up to the night sky, NASA astronaut Terry Virts took a glimpse outside of the International Space Station to capture an out-of-this-world view of this week's cosmic display. More » Solar plane takes off for next leg of historic journey Federal Government's own review panel calls for science funding Rain delays next leg of solar plane's round-the-world trip Authorities warn against last-minute visitors for eclipse Environment More Environment » Ethiopia burns six tonnes of elephant ivory Ethiopia burns a six-tonne pile of seized elephant ivory, the country's entire stock, vowing a "zero tolerance" policy towards poachers and traffickers. More » More than a dozen Queensland towns break March temperature records Asbestos feared dumped at popular Adelaide leisure spot Hunt turns to crossbench as RET talks break down Linc Energy allegedly covered up dangerous gas leaks About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. 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