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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Thu 25 Jun, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » PM declares 'heads should roll' at ABC over Q&A 'betrayal' By political reporter Eliza Borello Tony Abbott declares "heads should roll" at the ABC over the decision to allow Zaky Mallah on to Q&A, with the Government ordering its own inquiry into the show. More » Photo op for Coalition MPs with Abbott could signal early election Duntroon cadet found not guilty of Anzac Day rape Leyonhjelm questions if Aboriginal people were first occupants of Australia Mother who blamed pogo stick for son's death jailed for manslaughter BHP Billiton to cut 140 jobs in SA Ex-cop jailed for letting boyfriend use flat to grow pot Black spot blitz: Government unveils plan to expand mobile phone coverage Heavy metal combats emotions like depression, anger: study Citizenship bill aimed at terrorists, not vandals, Dutton says More Analysis » You may be surprised by how you could lose your citizenship Until now, and so long as Australia remains an actual functioning democracy, your unconcern about anti-terrorism laws has been more or less justified. But this law is different. If you are a dual citizen or a foreign national, you really should care. This law doesn't create new crimes you're not planning to commit; it takes away something you probably care about - your identity as an Australian - automatically and in circumstances which will surprise you. More » Talking to terrorists: what Obama's new directive on hostage situations means Zaky Mallah, Q&A, and the media at its worst Open Drum: donating my kidney was a no-brainer There's good reason why a 'Grexit' won't happen The Killing Season? No one died in the making of this drama Investment and climate change: a shift is coming Sofie Laguna's novel isn't your traditional Miles Franklin winner (and that's a good thing) Our quest for security could make us less safe Car sales show our economy isn't motoring along Just In More Just In » Tasmanian boat building consortium to bid for $600m federal contract By Rosemary Grant Tasmanian ship building companies vie for a $600-million Australian Defence contract to build 21 new patrol boats. More » PNG breaking international law by restricting refugees' movements: UNHCR Mandatory drug tests for construction workers flagged amid 'ice epidemic' North Korea calls on world to 'dismember US imperialists' Young kayakers take up place in Australia's gold medal-winning K4 team Man with links to Bandidos bikie gang pleads guilty to stabbing Horse trainer gets suspension over animal carcass dumping cut Government dismisses Caterpillar taskforce transparency concerns Five crash allegedly stolen car into Melbourne police after hour-long tail Duntroon cadet found not guilty of Anzac Day rape World More World » North Korea calls on world to 'dismember US imperialists' North Korea urges the world to join its struggle to "dismember the US imperialists" in a statement released to mark the 65th anniversary of the outbreak of the Korean War. More » Second prison worker arrested over NY breakout Machine guns, anti-tank rockets used in shootout in Albania's 'cannabis kingdom' Britain to beef up border controls at Calais after migrant surge Louisiana governor Bobby Jindal announces US presidential bid Yemen 'one step away from famine' amid stalled ceasefire talks Business More Business » Nationals senator names, shames IOOF figures for financial wrongdoing By business reporter Michael Janda National Party senator John Williams launches a stinging attack on IOOF, outlining evidence of insider trading and other financial misconduct. More » Life insurance changes could cost financial planners $250m Productivity Commission doubts claimed free trade deal benefits BHP Billiton to cut 140 jobs in SA Roy Hill asks employees to accept pay cut in bid to keep family-friendly roster Atlas Iron shareholders approve company-saving capital raising bid Rental vacancies spike in Perth property market Greek PM slams creditors as hopes for bailout deal fade Politics More Politics » PNG breaking international law by restricting refugees' movements: UNHCR By Papua New Guinea correspondent Liam Cochrane Papua New Guinea is breaking international law by restricting the freedom of movement of refugees on Manus Island, the United Nations says. More » North Korea calls on world to 'dismember US imperialists' Leyonhjelm questions if Aboriginal people were first occupants of Australia Photo op for Coalition MPs with Abbott could signal early election Britain to beef up border controls at Calais after migrant surge Sport More Sport » Beale ruled out of Waratahs' Super Rugby semi-final New South Wales has lost Kurtley Beale to a quadriceps injury ahead of Saturday's Super Rugby semi-final against the Highlanders at Sydney Football Stadium. More » Toovey moves to keep Foran at Sea Eagles McEnroe tipping Kyrgios to cause damage at Wimbledon Bayliss plays straight bat on Pietersen selection Stopping Folau vital in Super Rugby semi: Smith Blues moving on from Gibbs suspension Jackson cleared for Origin III as downgrade is approved by NRL judiciary Drugs not a big issue at West Coast: Kerr Rogers says sorry for trying to re-sell free Ashes tickets Springboks celebrate 20th World Cup anniversary, predict more glory Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Research shows Antarctica not just an icy wasteland By national environment reporter Jake Sturmer Sea spiders and isopods are among the unusual species discovered in a comprehensive new study of Antarctic biodiversity, putting an end to the myth the continent is a vast, icy wasteland. More » Dying Rosetta mothership could be sent to land on comet's surface Humans could be among the victims of sixth 'mass extinction', scientists warn Comet probe Philae sends status update back to Earth Google announces 'revenge porn' crackdown Environment More Environment » Government 'tricked' crossbenchers into RET deal, Greens say By political reporter James Bennett The Federal Government cannot fulfil promises it made to crossbench senators in order to secure their support for its renewable energy legislation, the Greens say. More » Research shows Antarctica not just an icy wasteland Dutch court orders government to slash greenhouse emissions Major parties created 'dead koala certificates' in RET deal: Greens 'No plans' to allow crocodile hunting in Northern Territory About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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