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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 13 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Australians still in limbo as carriers keep Bali flights grounded Australian airlines are continuing to ground flights in and out of Bali due to a volcanic ash cloud even though some international carriers have resumed operations. More » Blizzards, gale-force winds, heavy rain descend across Australia Djokovic shatters Federer dream, wins third Wimbledon title Mexico drug lord 'Shorty' Guzman tunnels out of cell, escapes prison again Europe tells Greece it must do more to earn rescue Kyrgios takes aim at Rafter over continued criticism of Tomic Nobel winner Malala Yousafzai opens school for Syrian refugees Government directs CEFC to stop wind farm funding Inquiry into LNP's closure of mental health facility for teens announced Syphilis outbreak among NT Indigenous youth prompts fears for unborn children More Analysis » Perspective is missing on Bill Shorten's royal commission appearance Bill Shorten's failure to declare a politically charged donation is important, but there are plenty of other pressing issues too, like how the mafia infiltrated the country's political system. If one of the emerging issues now before the Royal Commission is the wider concept of campaign financing and political donations, then perhaps the terms of reference could be widened to include precisely that. Wouldn't that set the cat among the pigeons? There would hardly be an MP in Parliament who wouldn't be squirming. More » Wi-fi isn't hurting you, but the fear of it might be Ethics isn't just useful, it's our only hope for moral progress Why my family fears holidays (and why I took one anyway and got stranded in Bali) With Shorten on the ropes, are we facing a snap election? Not everyone is barracking for a public holiday on AFL Grand Final eve Cyber-bogeymen are out there, but we should be just as worried about ourselves We're morally responsible for fossil fuel exports Five moments Bill Shorten made us sit up at the union royal commission How will we look back on same-sex marriage opponents? Just In More Just In » Tasmania's Ninth Island passed in at auction at $1.19m A Bass Strait island off Tasmania's north-east coast fails to sell at auction. More » Victorian domestic violence royal commission begins first day of public hearings Cold snap lingers across eastern Australia Man charged after woman shot in arm north of Adelaide Gina Rinehart says family business was in 'very difficult state' when she took over Cold front forces closure of ice-covered roads across parts of NSW and ACT Trade union royal commission begins CFMEU probe in Canberra Fiji beats Vanuatu on penalties to reach Olympics for first time Everything you need to known drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Alexander Spirit crew illness may prevent departure of oil tanker in industrial dispute World More World » Fiji beats Vanuatu on penalties to reach Olympics for first time Fiji beats Vanuatu 4-3 in a penalty shootout to qualify for the Olympic Games football tournament for the first time after a remarkable day of drama on and off the pitch at the Pacific Games in Papua New Guinea. More » Everything you need to known drug lord Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman Double the joy for Hingis as she and Paes win mixed title Froome in Tour de France control despite Sky's near miss This week in business: China's slowing economy Djokovic shatters Federer dream, wins third Wimbledon title Business More Business » Greece talks 'quite difficult', eurozone finance ministers say Talks between eurozone finance ministers on Greece's last-ditch bailout request are "quite difficult" given the crucial need to rebuild trust with Athens, Eurogroup chief Jeroen Dijsselbloem says. More » AMP faces shareholder revolt over struggling China fund This week in business: China's slowing economy IMF lowers growth forecasts but plays down China threat Stocks bounce back after volatile week Home loan slide an early sign that APRA limits may be working Tenants rejoice: Rents growing at slowest pace since 1995 Chinese property investors more cautious amid market crash Politics More Politics » What we know so far about the Queensland budget 2015 By Jessica van Vonderen Queensland Treasurer Curtis Pitt is preparing to hand down his first state budget, which he describes as "responsible", "measured" and "innovative", with a focus on jobs and growth. More » Europe tells Greece it must do more to earn rescue China says repatriated Uighurs 'were on way to jihad' Greece talks 'quite difficult', eurozone finance ministers say Aung San Suu Kyi to run for election, says national reconciliation 'priority' Sport More Sport » Djokovic shatters Federer dream, wins third Wimbledon title Defending champion Novak Djokovic wins a third Wimbledon title and a ninth major crown, ruthlessly shattering Roger Federer's bid for a record eighth All England Club triumph. More » Watson v Marsh a 'tight call' for second Ashes Test: Lehmann Hawks hammer Fremantle for sixth-straight win Kyrgios fires back at Rafter in defence of Tomic Froome in Tour de France control despite Sky's near miss Warriors into top four with exciting 14-point win over Melbourne Schweinsteiger confirms Manchester United switch Winterbottom completes perfect weekend in Townsville with another win Marquez runs rings round rivals in Germany Cronulla overruns Dragons at Shark Park Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Airbus electric aircraft takes first flight across English Channel amid stoush with rival Airbus hails a new chapter in aviation history by claiming the first electric flight across the English Channel, brushing off claims by a French pilot he did the same thing a day earlier. More » US personnel agency chief resigns of massive computer hacks Government agencies negotiating with Hacking Team: leaked emails We're all about to see Pluto like never before Curly horned dinosaur joins triceratops family Environment More Environment » Government directs CEFC to stop wind farm funding By political reporter Jane Norman The $10 billion Clean Energy Finance Corporation (CEFC) is told to stop investing in wind power projects, in a move the Federal Opposition describes as a "dramatic escalation" in the Government's war on wind farms. More » Jumping great white shark photobombs anglers' video Strategies not enough to protect endangered species: conservationists Greenpeace, villagers fight to keep coal mining from 'life-giving' Indian forest Scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against inquiry into evidence of human influence About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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