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NewsMail Morning Edition Fri 17 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Tomic arrested after drunken party in luxury Miami penthouse By North America correspondent Michael Vincent, staff Young Australian tennis star Bernard Tomic is charged with trespass and resisting arrest after police are called to a party in his $10,000-a-night Miami penthouse suite. More » Families of MH17 victims to mark anniversary at memorial service Rogers, Smith bat Australia into the ascendancy on day one at Lord's Police in hostage stand off in Bunbury, WA Gunman kills four marines at US military centre Man charged after 16yo allegedly raped, beaten to death Bangladesh police arrest man on suspicion of filming boy's brutal murder Turnbull pokes fun at colleagues during Sydney awards dinner New dinosaur dubbed 'fluffy feathered poodle from hell' Caitlin Stasey lashes out at Fairfax over nude photo shoot request More Analysis » A mature policy debate? Don't count on it The Treasurer, Joe Hockey, this week called for a mature, constructive debate around taxation reform. And isn't that going well? The very concept of maturity - of policy before politics - has been blown out of the water on so many fronts in a single week by everybody from Labor premiers, to News Corp editors, and even the Prime Minister himself. Let's take them one by one. More » Gambling pays off ... for Australian governments Tony Abbott's strategy to bring an end to Egalitarian Australia An election is called, but democracy has stalled in Myanmar Labor leak: is Shorten in the firing line? Hockey's tax principles are on the money - now he must follow up Forget Greece, the Iran nuclear deal is the big news for the global economy Border Force Act: why do we need these laws? Royal Commission: children must be treated as victims in their own right Mutually assured hyperbole: the grim reality of the Iranian nuclear deal Just In More Just In » ECB boosts cash lifeline to Greece following Athens vote The European Central Bank boosts its cash lifeline to crisis-hit Greece after politicians in Athens grudgingly passed a tough reform package demanded by creditors. More » Tasmanian man caught with 5,500 ecstasy tablets avoids jail 'Couch potato' aims to raise $1m by walking from Perth to Brisbane Snow coats parts of New South Wales as bureau warns of wild weather Call for classification system for Victorian training organisations 'A winter wonderland': Thick snow blankets parts of Queensland Obama becomes first president to visit US prison Tasmanians warned not to take risks with home heating after fire pot sparks blaze Friend of Canberra MH17 victim calls for compensation for families Rodriguez takes stage as Froome fends off rivals World More World » ECB boosts cash lifeline to Greece following Athens vote The European Central Bank boosts its cash lifeline to crisis-hit Greece after politicians in Athens grudgingly passed a tough reform package demanded by creditors. More » Obama becomes first president to visit US prison Rodriguez takes stage as Froome fends off rivals Gunman kills four marines at US military centre Day leads Australian charge at British Open New dinosaur dubbed 'fluffy feathered poodle from hell' Business More Business » Hundreds of ATM investors face large losses on non-existent machines By business reporter David Taylor Hundreds of people who invested in ATMs for the fees they generate risk being left thousands of dollars out of pocket after it was discovered that many of the machines do not exist. More » Reserve Bank calls for negative gearing, capital gains tax review Shares make strong gains as dollar hits six-year low Greek MPs vote to cut spending, raise taxes amid violent protests Woodside revenue hit by sliding oil prices Rio Tinto cuts Pilbara iron ore production forecast Bank strong but economy needs reform: NAB boss Roy Hill chief downplays safety breaches at Pilbara mine Politics More Politics » ECB boosts cash lifeline to Greece following Athens vote The European Central Bank boosts its cash lifeline to crisis-hit Greece after politicians in Athens grudgingly passed a tough reform package demanded by creditors. More » Obama becomes first president to visit US prison Putin tells Dutch PM MH17 tribunal would be counterproductive Egypt removes jail time for journalists in anti-terrorism bill Japan politicians pass security bills despite public anger Sport More Sport » Tomic arrested after drunken party in luxury Miami penthouse By North America correspondent Michael Vincent, staff Young Australian tennis star Bernard Tomic is charged with trespass and resisting arrest after police are called to a party in his $10,000-a-night Miami penthouse suite. More » Rogers, Smith bat Australia into the ascendancy on day one at Lord's Day leads Australian charge at British Open Roughead given all clear to return for Hawks Mature Giteau taking baby steps in Wallabies return Rodriguez takes stage as Froome fends off rivals Sunderland bring in defender Kaboul from Spurs Bennell to return to reserve grade for Suns following drug allegations Armstrong embarks on controversial Tour stage Players to vie for Phil Walsh Medal at upcoming Showdown Science and Technology More Science and Technology » New dinosaur dubbed 'fluffy feathered poodle from hell' Scientists unearth a spectacularly preserved, nearly complete fossil in north-eastern China of a feathered dinosaur with wings like those of a bird. More » NASA's new images show Pluto in greatest detail yet Record-breaking Solar Impulse 2 grounded for battery repairs Virtual reality headset to 'revolutionise' electronic interaction Interactive: Hey, is that Pluto the dog on Pluto? Environment More Environment » Queensland Government rules out changes to controversial shark control program By Allyson Horn The Queensland Government rules out changes to its controversial shark control program after vision obtained by the ABC News shows animals including turtles and dolphins caught in shark nets and drum lines in waters off the Gold Coast. More » MP under fire from conservation groups over inquiry tweet Barge to begin clearing Alaska coastline of Japan tsunami debris Iran nuclear talks stall, deal for sanctions relief unlikely to be reached today Heathrow cancels flights after protesters get on runway About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. This email address is not monitored - Please don't reply to this email. 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