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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 04 Jun, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Former FIFA executive Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges Former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges before a United States court, saying he accepted bribes over the awarding of the 1998 and 2010 World Cups. More » Alan Bond in critical condition in Perth hospital after surgery Australia dismisses West Indies for 148 11yo Iranian refugee on Nauru to be sent to India for medical treatment, mother says Qld Government reportedly cuts deal to facilitate $2b irrigated agriculture project 'New era' as Large Hadron Collider returns to life Archbishops write letter backing Pell before commission appearance Power privatisation legislation passes through NSW Parliament Groceries cheapest in ACT, most expensive in NT: Choice survey Australian journalist Michael Ware still haunted by Iraq war experience More Analysis » Stripping citizenship: is this what playing God looks like? There was a time when immigration ministers fretted over the far-reaching power of their office and the portfolio was a poison chalice that would consume those without the backbone for the task. But now, hardness, grit and a compassionless real politik can be the making of an immigration minister. And so it comes to pass that Peter Dutton, a man who couldn't convince the country of the merits of a GP co-payment, might yet argue that he should have the power to strip Australians of their citizenship if he considers they pose a terrorist threat. More » Sepp Blatter's resignation is about preserving the 'FIFA Way' US pendulum swings back towards civil liberties Bigotry or biology: the hard choice for an opponent of marriage equality Economists are talking about recession again - this time it's not unwarranted Our leaders are playing catch-up on gay marriage Good teaching is at the core of counter-radicalisation This isn't the end of Sepp Blatter at FIFA Here's what a real infrastructure plan looks like Bubbles and bureaucrats: why housing affordability isn't being fixed Just In More Just In » Investigation of live anthrax distribution from US lab widens The Pentagon confirms 51 labs in 17 US states and three foreign countries, including Australia, were delivered suspected live samples of anthrax from as early as 2006. More » Human life in WA's Mid West existed 30,000 years ago Cherry-Evans: I'm not the bad guy over Titans backflip Archbishops write letter backing Pell before commission appearance Police officer delivers baby in car during Melbourne peak hour Ukraine drops plain-packaging lawsuit against Australia Farah's coach Salazar accused of doping in BBC documentary Former FIFA executive Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges Construction of Giant Magellan Telescope one step closer Djokovic ends Nadal's remarkable reign in brutal fashion World More World » Farah's coach Salazar accused of doping in BBC documentary A documentary screened by the BBC claims Mo Farah's coach Alberto Salazar encouraged athletes in his care to take banned substances. More » Former FIFA executive Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges Djokovic ends Nadal's remarkable reign in brutal fashion 'New era' as Large Hadron Collider returns to life BBC apologises after journalist wrongly tweets Queen's death 11yo Iranian refugee on Nauru to be sent to India for medical treatment, mother says Business More Business » GDP: Economy grows 2.3pc but household incomes go nowhere By business reporters Michael Janda and Elysse Morgan Australia's economic growth surprises on the upside, but household incomes are stagnant and economists say the mining-focused states might feel like they are in a recession. More » ASIC considers criminal sanctions for poor financial company culture UBS predicts iron prices could fall again, but Chinese Steel Association optimistic Economic results fail to help share market lift Superannuation system cannot continue on current path: Murray Housing bubble remark splits political parties Citic 'not shutting anyone' out over port dispute with Clive Palmer Iron ore should fall back to $US50 a tonne: UBS analyst Politics More Politics » Thai army general denies human trafficking charges, police say A three-star Thai army general denies charges against him for offences related to human trafficking, Thailand's police chief says, the latest in a series of arrests aimed at stamping out people smuggling. More » 288 stopped from leaving Australia by counter-terrorism officers: Dutton Parents, welfare blamed for children in NT custody PNG not told of plan to open Bougainville diplomatic post: DFAT head Government criticises Opposition's small business tax break 'stunt' Sport More Sport » Former FIFA executive Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges Former FIFA executive Chuck Blazer pleads guilty to bribery charges before a United States court, saying he accepted bribes over the awarding of the 1998 and 2010 World Cups. More » Australia dismisses West Indies for 148 Cherry-Evans: I'm not the bad guy over Titans backflip Djokovic ends Nadal's remarkable reign in brutal fashion Clut torpedoes Yellow Submarine Farah's coach Salazar accused of doping in BBC documentary Suns Dixon, Martin sanctioned for drinking Williams to face Bacsinszky in French Open semi-finals Thomson's Reds future may depend on Cooper decision NRL trialling video referee bunkers Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 'New era' as Large Hadron Collider returns to life Scientists hail a "new era" in their quest to unravel more mysteries of the universe as the world's biggest particle smasher starts experiments with nearly doubled energy levels in a key breakthrough. More » Catch of the Day website escapes penalty after customer details stolen Genomic sequencing technology advances make food poisoning outbreaks easier to control Google to develop clothes with touch-screen technology Sleep 'conducive time' to unlearn biases on race, gender, research finds Environment More Environment » 'Tweeting seals' send updates from Southern Ocean's depths By Sarah Sedghi Hundreds of seals help researchers gather valuable data about the depths of the Southern Ocean through the use of Twitter-like messages. More » Sun-powered plane lands in Japan due to bad weather Urgent federal response ordered to save orange-bellied parrot Sun-powered plane begins marathon Pacific Ocean journey Mass sudden deaths of 120,000 Kazakhstan antelopes causes alarm About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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