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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Sat 30 May, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Depression clinic offers take-home, DIY ketamine packs By the National Reporting Team's Elise Worthington A commercial medical clinic set up to profit from the sale of an unapproved prescription depression treatment offers take-home packages of up to 10 doses of ketamine and teaches patients how to inject the drug. More » Leaks, cabinet dissent over plan to strip terror suspects' citizenship Australia's FFA disappointed in Blatter win as new battle looms Pair tied up in home invasion by men wearing 'police' vests Goodes' Indigenous celebration sparks controversy Father blames jailed Silk Road creator for son's death Government must explain live anthrax shipment from US military: Xenophon Google to develop clothes with touch-screen technology ATM chained up and dragged away in Launceston robbery Paris to remove 1 million 'love locks' from bridges More Analysis » Despite this FIFA corruption scandal, Sepp Blatter still holds the cards Much of the furore and commentary around FIFA's current crisis boils down to, "If this was a corporation, the boss would be gone." But it's not a corporation. It's a private association that plays by its own rules. Countries in Africa and Asia, largely ignored by many in the West, feel they are treated as equals in the FIFA halls. As long as Sepp Blatter is their champion, his leadership is probably safe. More » Are there no jobs, or are our kids just slack? Why Hawthorn supporters boo Adam Goodes: a story of class and prejudice Football unites people - so let's unite against FIFA's overlords 'Stunt after stunt': playing politics with terrorism and marriage equality NT's 'paperless arrests' could lead to more deaths in custody FIFA corruption probe: is business as usual really still an option? The conservative case for marriage equality Forget banks, data is where the money is now Rick Santorum and his sweater vest are back, but once again they will struggle to impress Just In More Just In » Mass sudden deaths of 120,000 Kazakhstan antelopes causes alarm The sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan over the past two weeks leave scientists scrambling for answers and conservationists worried about the animal's future. More » BHP cuts ties with former heartland in the Illawarra Police investigation unearths possible anomaly concerning NT ministerial travel Father blames jailed Silk Road creator for son's death ATM chained up and dragged away in Launceston robbery Google to develop clothes with touch-screen technology Wanderlust 108 brings 'world's kindest triathlon' to Brisbane Doctors mark Tasmanian Government down on tobacco policies in annual AMA rankings SA trucking industry encouraged by progress in fight against drugs Pair tied up in home invasion by men wearing 'police' vests World More World » Mass sudden deaths of 120,000 Kazakhstan antelopes causes alarm The sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan over the past two weeks leave scientists scrambling for answers and conservationists worried about the animal's future. More » Google to develop clothes with touch-screen technology Paris to remove 1 million 'love locks' from bridges Michael Jackson's Neverland on sale for $131 million Australia 'disappointed' at Blatter win, says FFA's Lowy Italian navy rescues 217, recovers bodies of 17 migrants from boat off Libya Business More Business » Younger middle income earners to lose most from pension changes: Industry Super By business reporter Michael Janda Younger middle income earners are set to bear the brunt of changes to the aged pension assets test according to newly released modelling by Industry Super Australia. More » Administrator says BBY clients' money missing from trust accounts 'Chinese invasion' leaflet campaign slammed as idiotic Rinehart son hits out at Joyce over $4 billion trust fund wrangle Big businesses take out full-page ad backing gay marriage Banks lead broad-based rally on stock market Experts say gas reserve scheme will not keep prices down Glencore cuts production, 80 jobs at Queensland coal mine After the boom: Tiny town ill prepared for $30b project Politics More Politics » Police investigation unearths possible anomaly concerning NT ministerial travel By Xavier La Canna A police investigation into alleged fraud relating to a pensioner concession scheme has thrown up a possible anomaly concerning travel by an NT minister. More » Unlegislated federal budget measures to cost $102b: PBO analysis Shorten proposes to define marriage as union of 'two people' US demands Beijing halt island-building near South China Sea Beleaguered Queensland Chief Justice pulls out of trip, citing wife's illness Sport More Sport » Australia 'disappointed' at Blatter win, says FFA's Lowy FFA president Frank Lowy says he is disappointed at Sepp Blatter's re-election as FIFA president after voting for challenger Prince Ali bin al-Hussein. More » Live: Hawks v Suns, Demons v Power, Western Bulldogs v Giants Live: Titans v Rabbitohs, Raiders v Broncos, Cowboys v Manly Stosur furious with French Open exit Goodes' Indigenous celebration sparks boos from Carlton Matt Moylan to miss six weeks ankle injury NRL Lehmann pleased with Australia's tour draw Injuries force two changes for Australia World Cup qualifier Sharks take bite out of Rebels' cause Bowditch in tie for Byron Nelson lead Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Google to develop clothes with touch-screen technology Google says it is working with US jean maker Levi Strauss to make clothing from specially woven fabric with touch-screen control capabilities. More » Sleep 'conducive time' to unlearn biases on race, gender, research finds High carbohydrate diets could help you live longer, scientists say Australian researchers find new hope for ovarian cancer treatment Fossils found from new human ancestor species: scientists Environment More Environment » Mass sudden deaths of 120,000 Kazakhstan antelopes causes alarm The sudden deaths of tens of thousands of endangered antelopes in Kazakhstan over the past two weeks leave scientists scrambling for answers and conservationists worried about the animal's future. More » UNESCO recommends Great Barrier Reef not be placed on World Heritage 'in danger' list Researchers fear for newly discovered 'suicidal sex marsupial' Timber company to benefit as RET deal creates market for unsaleable timber 'Dementor' wasp, giant stick insect among new finds in Mekong About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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