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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 15 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Images of Pluto and Charon sent back from solar system's edge Colour images released this morning show the most detailed view yet of Pluto and its moon Charon, as NASA engineers wait with bated breath to find out if the New Horizons probe has survived its close encounter with the dwarf planet. More » Iran, major powers reach historic nuclear deal Australian jailed in Abu Dhabi over Facebook posts released, deported Coca-Cola forced to pull Fanta TV ad, app for breaching advertising guidelines Thousands remain in Bali as new eruption delays flights Haddin out of Lord's Test, Nevill to debut 'Captain Kidd's treasure' and famed shipwreck merely lead weight, rubble: UNESCO Tsipras takes responsibility for bailout deal he doesn't believe in Coal mine debate puts spotlight on Joyce's leadership credentials Carl Williams' daughter to receive Victorian Government payout More Analysis » Bill Shorten suffers a $61 million hit to his approval ratings It's official. Spending $61 million of taxpayers' money establishing a Royal Commission with a brief to damage your opponent is a sound political investment. This week's Essential Report shows that Opposition Leader Bill Shorten's trip to the witness box at the Trade Union Royal Commission has pushed his approval ratings to their lowest-ever level. Meanwhile, Tony Abbott has opened up his highest, though hardly resounding, lead of 37-30 as Preferred PM. More » Greece is back to where it started with this bailout offer What is Australia's de-industrialised future? There's only one Atticus Finch: why I won't be reading Go Set A Watchman The Nats aren't happy when the ag industry is treated like any other There's no 'war on wind', just MPs doing their job The reason behind Abbott's wind power policies Greece's bailout offer shows us what a real pension crisis looks like How Abbott used a royal commission to hurt Shorten - and why it worked Scott Walker time: a chance for the Republicans to get serious Just In More Just In » Autumn leaves dead grandparents in downed plane to hike to freedom A teenage girl survives a plane crash and then uses knowledge picked up from watching survival shows on television to hike for two days out of the wilderness, her parents say. More » Geckos considered as vermin Robber wearing skull mask holds up West Beach supermarket Queenslanders respond to $49.9b state budget Key points of the Iran nuclear deal Indonesia could increase cattle imports if demand arises: trade minister Tasmanian salmon farming inquiry set to begin in Hobart Bottom line unchanged in Labor's Queensland budget, analyst says Haddin out of Lord's Test, Nevill to debut 'Captain Kidd's treasure' and famed shipwreck merely lead weight, rubble: UNESCO World More World » Autumn leaves dead grandparents in downed plane to hike to freedom A teenage girl survives a plane crash and then uses knowledge picked up from watching survival shows on television to hike for two days out of the wilderness, her parents say. More » Key points of the Iran nuclear deal 'Captain Kidd's treasure' and famed shipwreck merely lead weight, rubble: UNESCO France showcases special forces in annual Bastille Day parade UK police arrest three during counter-terrorism raids Tsipras takes responsibility for bailout deal he doesn't believe in Business More Business » ATO owed more than $35b in tax debts By business reporter Michael Janda A new report from the inspector-general of taxation finds that debts owed to the Federal Government are rising fast, hitting $35 billion, despite many complaints about aggressive collection practices. More » Greece, China woes not denting Australian economy, Hockey says Economy at risk if house prices fall sharply, bond investor PIMCO says Business confidence near two-year high finds NAB survey Greek PM faces anger after tough eurozone deal struck Ex-CBA boss Murray says Greece a warning to Australia Australian banks need to increase capital reserves against losses: analyst Agribusiness victims seek justice eight years on from tax scheme collapse Politics More Politics » Tsipras takes responsibility for bailout deal he doesn't believe in Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras has taken responsibility for a tough bailout deal clinched with the eurozone to save the near-insolvent country, despite not believing in many of the reforms it demands. More » Indonesian ambassador denies strained relations behind cattle quota cut Hockey seeks legal costs from Fairfax in defamation case Queensland budget flags super changes to achieve surplus Fact check: Does Australia spend more on offshore processing than the UN spends on refugee programs in South East Asia? Sport More Sport » Haddin out of Lord's Test, Nevill to debut Australia wicketkeeper Brad Haddin will miss the second Ashes Test against England at Lord's starting on Thursday for "family reasons", team management has confirmed. More » James Faulkner to sit out limited-overs series after drink-driving ban Masur says Kyrgios is Australia's 'spearhead' in Davis Cup Smith still like a kid on the field ahead of 300th NRL game Warner should show more respect: McCullum Froome wins mountain stage ahead of Porte to extend lead Essendon's Hird discharged from hospital, left 'very dopey' from concussion Panel recommends two-year bans on Rajasthan, Chennai in IPL scandal Tomic toppled after 'Hall of Shame' typo ruckus Real Madrid arrive in Melbourne for ICC tournament Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 'Pluto killer' says New Horizons will shed new light on former planet Professor Mike Brown, sometimes referred to as the "Pluto killer", says information sent back by the New Horizons probe could shed new light on the former planet. More » Extinct volcano cluster discovered off coast of Sydney Airbus electric aircraft takes first flight across English Channel amid stoush with rival US personnel agency chief resigns of massive computer hacks Government agencies negotiating with Hacking Team: leaked emails Environment More Environment » Barge to begin clearing Alaska coastline of Japan tsunami debris An Alaska environmental agency says it is ready to permanently haul off hundreds of tonnes of debris scattered along the state's coastline, most of which travelled thousands of miles from Japan after the 2011 tsunami. More » Iran nuclear talks stall, deal for sanctions relief unlikely to be reached today Heathrow cancels flights after protesters get on runway Toxic Solomon Islands mine tailings dam on brink of overflow Government 'sabotages' thousands of solar energy sector jobs About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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