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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Sun 28 Jun, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » 'Stalker apps' let domestic violence abusers discover refuges By Matt Wordsworth A mother tells of her experience finding a tracking device in her daughter's doll as domestic violence experts warn there is likely no way to stop violent ex-partners using GPS technology to find their victims. More » Missing Queensland Police gun found, believed to have been used in robbery Labor's Right mounting push to adopt hardline boat turn-back policy 'Revolutionary' melanoma drug listed on PBS offers affordable access Sophie Mirabella wins Liberal preselection for her former seat of Indi Security agencies investigate reports Sharrouf survived drone strike in Syria Matildas' World Cup heartbreak after last-minute defeat by Japan British PM warns death toll from Tunisia attack will rise Suns to launch investigation into illicit drug use following Hunt allegations PM visits Singapore mosque running de-radicalisation program More Analysis » The old Tony Abbott is back - and going strong Government backbenchers will head into the winter break pleased they have the old Tony Abbott back - and at the top of his game. The Government ended the Autumn session of parliament strongly, on the offensive over the economy and under attack only on issues that it is comfortable with in any case. The "vibe" suggests this will lead to a poll boost, and if it does, then leadership speculation will quickly give way to election speculation. More » The complex world of 'social media shamings' You can't have it both ways on parental leave In an era of 'rancid partisanship' what hope for real reform? In defence of the ABC We need an equality spring to follow this winter of discontent We must resist the scourge of 'identity politics' You may be surprised by how you could lose your citizenship Talking to terrorists: what Obama's new directive on hostage situations means Zaky Mallah, Q&A, and the media at its worst Just In More Just In » Lions to return to Rwanda after being wiped out in 1994 genocide Lions will return to Rwanda for the first time in more than two decades after the endangered animal was wiped out in Rwanda's human genocide. More » Roosters see off Titans 20-10 in Gosford to move into third Bushfire shield prototype developed by WA volunteer firefighter 'Polite guy' hopes to improve truancy rates in Cherbourg with free computers Winter heating costs forcing some Tasmanian families to cut education spending Suns to launch investigation into illicit drug use following Hunt allegations Pilot course helps defence force veterans launch their own businesses Security agencies investigate reports Sharrouf survived drone strike in Syria Mother who faced deportation over cost of son's autism celebrates official news of permanent residency PM visits Singapore mosque running de-radicalisation program World More World » Lions to return to Rwanda after being wiped out in 1994 genocide Lions will return to Rwanda for the first time in more than two decades after the endangered animal was wiped out in Rwanda's human genocide. More » Williams unfazed by calendar Slam pressure Djokovic eyes Wimbledon defence after Paris misery England beats Canada to reach Women's World Cup semis for first time Fundamental disagreements remain on accord to curb Iran's nuclear program Bencic downs Radwanska in Eastbourne to claim maiden title Business More Business » Australia risks becoming nation of 'tenant serfs', Liberal MP says By business reporter Michael Janda Liberal MP John Alexander issues a stark warning about the current housing market, saying it is putting Australia at risk of becoming a nation of "imprisoned tenant serfs". More » Superannuation shake-up a 'political stunt' Mine workers made $47k payment described as 'donation': AWU Jetstar expansion stalled by Hong Kong authorities Share market drops to lowest in nearly a month Australia Post to slash 1,900 jobs amid $500m mail losses Greek talks 'go backwards' as default looms Nationals senator names, shames IOOF figures for financial wrongdoing Politics More Politics » PM visits Singapore mosque running de-radicalisation program By political reporter Melissa Clarke in Singapore Prime Minister Tony Abbott visits a mosque running a successful de-radicalisation program during his two-day visit to Singapore. More » Labor's Right mounting push to adopt hardline boat turn-back policy Activist takes down Confederate flag outside South Carolina legislature Greece bailout program will not be extended, Eurogroup says PM in Singapore to spruik northern Australia development Sport More Sport » Matildas' World Cup run ends in tough quarter-final loss to Japan The Matildas' run at the Women's World Cup ends with a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat at the hands of Japan in their quarter-final in Edmonton. More » Roosters see off Titans 20-10 in Gosford to move into third Federer praises Hewitt on the eve of his final Wimbledon Live: Wests Tigers v Penrith Panthers Live: Carlton v Gold Coast Cronk ruled out of Bulldogs clash but will play Origin Suns to launch investigation into illicit drug use following Hunt allegations Mitchell Marsh stakes Ashes claim with quick-fire ton Williams unfazed by calendar Slam pressure Djokovic eyes Wimbledon defence after Paris misery Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Rapid Ebola blood test as accurate as laboratory, scientists say A 15-minute, on-the-spot blood test for Ebola is as accurate as the most widely-used laboratory-based test, scientists say after a patient trial. More » Apple removes apps featuring Confederate flag from store Research shows Antarctica not just an icy wasteland Dying Rosetta mothership could be sent to land on comet's surface Humans could be among the victims of sixth 'mass extinction', scientists warn 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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