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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 05 Jun, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » FIFA 'paid millions' to avoid court fight over infamous Henry handball FIFA made a payment to the Football Association of Ireland after Thierry Henry's handball stopped Ireland qualifying for the 2010 World Cup, FAI chief executive John Delaney reveals. More » Questions raised over false evidence given on letter from Monis to Brandis 'Corrupt and incompetent': Ex-guard details allegations against Nauru security provider Voges' debut ton helps Australia to 170-run lead over West Indies Countries scrutinise Australia's climate policies at UN meeting Greece secures debt reprieve until end of June Blast at Ghana petrol station kills 150 people sheltering from rain China authorities start righting capsized ship as death toll rises to 75 Social Services Department warns pensioners against selling off assets Greenwald flags more revelations on Australian mass surveillance following Snowden leaks More Analysis » Shorten gets a crash course in security politics Bill Shorten received contrasting lessons in the politics of national security from Tony Abbott and Malcolm Turnbull this week. Which one would he follow? The take-no-prisoners, raw and uncompromising style of the PM? Or the nuanced but potentially alienating argument put forward by Turnbull? After a few rounds of Question Time, Shorten has avoided being wedged on security, Turnbull has probably lost some support in his party, and Abbott has continued on his path. More » The inevitability of journalism written by robots We can't afford to rescue refugees, but we can afford to send them away Stripping citizenship: is this what playing God looks like? Anything But with RN's Patricia Karvelas Banks beware: a new wave of lending is taking hold 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 Just In More Just In » Telstra customers have incoming calls re-directed to other numbers By Cassandra Bedwell Telstra says 7,000 customers across New South Wales have been affected by a technical error this week that saw incoming calls directed to other numbers. More » Workers exposed to asbestos at Alcoa's Kwinana refinery: CFMEU Wilkie calls for royal commission into Forestry Tasmania Fire at unoccupied house treated as suspicious NT bat attack victim diagnosed with PTSD moves to Tasmania Victoria farewells former Labor premier Joan Kirner with state funeral Voges' debut ton helps Australia to 170-run lead over West Indies Williams to face Safarova in French Open final Greece secures debt reprieve until end of June FIFA 'paid millions' to avoid court fight over infamous Henry handball World More World » Williams to face Safarova in French Open final Serena Williams battles illness to reach a third French Open final, defeating Timea Bacsinszky to move into a decider against Lucie Safarova. More » FIFA 'paid millions' to avoid court fight over infamous Henry handball Thousands rally in Hong Kong to mark Tiananmen anniversary Rick Perry launches US presidential bid; Jeb Bush announces intention Guide denies responsibility after lion mauls client to death in S Africa Thousands flee as Indonesia upgrades alert over Mt Sinabung volcano Business More Business » Greece secures debt reprieve until end of June The International Monetary Fund confirms Greece will be bundling four debt repayments due in June at the end of the month, averting the possibility of a Greek default today. More » Australia posts its worst trade deficit on record at $3.9b Australian real estate at risk of sharp falls: OECD Retail sales flat in April says ABS Australian share market continues run of losses UBS predicts iron prices could fall again, but Chinese Steel Association optimistic Alan Bond continues to fight for life in Perth hospital Woolworths recalls pies that may contain glass Politics More Politics » Questions raised over false evidence given on letter from Monis to Brandis By political reporter Julie Doyle The Opposition is demanding answers following the revelation a senior government official gave false evidence to a Senate committee related to a letter Sydney siege gunman Man Haron Monis sent to Attorney-General George Brandis last year. More » Thousands rally in Hong Kong to mark Tiananmen anniversary Greenwald flags more revelations on Australian mass surveillance following Snowden leaks Social Services Department warns pensioners against selling off assets Rick Perry launches US presidential bid; Jeb Bush announces intention Sport More Sport » Voges' debut ton helps Australia to 170-run lead over West Indies Australia builds a 170-run lead on day two of the first Test against the West Indies thanks to a century from Adam Voges, who becomes the oldest man to score a ton on Test debut. More » FIFA 'paid millions' to avoid court fight over infamous Henry handball Williams to face Safarova in French Open final Akermanis, O'Loughlin inducted, Lockett becomes legend in AFL Hall of Fame DCE backflip makes him target for Maroons fans: QRL boss Kreuzer to return for Blues as AFL round ten squads are named Warner set to reveal FIFA secrets Courageous Fitzgibbons wins back-to-back Fiji Pros Kerevi not thinking about Wallabies, Reds his key focus Former FIFA executive Blazer details World Cup bid corruption Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Greenwald flags more revelations on Australian mass surveillance following Snowden leaks The journalist who first published reports based on documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden says further revelations about Australian intelligence and its aggressive mass surveillance are on their way. More » In pictures: Celebrating 50 years of NASA's spacewalks 'New era' as Large Hadron Collider returns to life Catch of the Day website escapes penalty after customer details stolen Genomic sequencing technology advances make food poisoning outbreaks easier to control Environment More Environment » Countries scrutinise Australia's climate policies at UN meeting By national environment reporter Jake Sturmer Australia's climate policies cop a cool reception at a United Nations conference in Germany, with countries asking senior diplomats if the emissions reduction targets are ambitious enough. More » 'Tweeting seals' send updates from Southern Ocean's depths 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 About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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