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NewsMail Morning Edition Wed 08 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Malcolm Turnbull warns against overstating threat of Islamic State By political correspondent Tom Iggulden Malcolm Turnbull downplays threats to national security from Islamic State and warns against turning the counter-terrorism debate into "caricature" but denies the comments were directed at Prime Minister Tony Abbott. More » Shorten to front trade union royal commission today over deals struck as AWU leader Inside a women's refuge: 'I told him we were going to the library - we never came back' Eurozone finance ministers unimpressed with Greece proposal Former Sydney Swans official diagnosed with rare strain of mad cow disease Australians losing trust in superannuation system, Peter Costello says Training prison aims to ease critical overcrowding The Ashes: Johnson 'as fast as ever', says Clarke Australia Post delivery contractors underpaying workers, cutting corners: union State of Origin III: The decider Origin fans wanted More Analysis » Australia's economy circled by external threats Some of the most memorable scenes in the original Jurassic Park film were the Velociraptor attacks. The pack predators would quietly surround their prey and, while the victim's attention was drawn by a raptor in front, one would race in from the side, ripping his or her guts out. With Greece facing the possibility of default, China fighting a recent stock market nose dive, and the United States considering a rate rise, the worry is that Australia's economy is currently caught in a similar trap. More » Tony Abbott's promise not to solve our superannuation tax problem Symbolism won't suffice with Indigenous recognition Why is the agriculture white paper gunning for supermarkets? We're all to blame for the foreign fighter reality Liberal right is all bark, no bite on same-sex marriage Greece voted no, but the damage was done How to help the Indigenous recognition cause: keep it simple Phil Walsh's death: we all lost someone today How exactly do you sanitise Game of Thrones? Find out in Vietnam Just In More Just In » Campbells Cove nudist beach loses 'clothing optional' status Campbells Cove nudist beach at Point Cook will officially lose its "clothing optional" status on September 1 following discussions with the local community. More » The Ashes: Johnson 'as fast as ever', says Clarke Inside a women's refuge: 'I told him we were going to the library - we never came back' Man charged with murder after woman's death at Oodnadatta Think again before calling triple-0, ambulance service urges Inquest hears alcoholic woman in state care not examined by doctor Flu hits record number of Australian patients Mother finds inert hand grenade in child's bedroom Training prison aims to ease critical overcrowding State of Origin III: The decider Origin fans wanted World More World » Eurozone finance ministers unimpressed with Greece proposal Greek prime minister Alexis Tsipras launches a desperate bid to win fresh aid from sceptical creditors at an emergency eurozone summit, before his country's banks run out of money. More » Djokovic beats Anderson in five-set epic London commuters #WalkTogether 10 years after 7/7 bombings Malaysian authorities freeze six bank accounts in relation to 1MDB scandal London bombings victims remembered as UK marks 10 years since attacks Thai students arrested over protest to be released from jail Business More Business » China share freefall continues despite more intervention By business reporter Michael Janda China's key mainland share market plunges for the seventh day in the past nine, despite further moves to try and stabilise the market. More » Australian stocks rise as bargain hunters move in Reserve Bank leaves interest rates on hold at 2pc IOOF faces Senate grilling, ASIC inquiry over financial misconduct Australia Post delivery contractors underpaying workers, cutting corners: union Raising age to access superannuation could save Government $7b: report Doubt cast on new WA gas projects amid global surplus NSW change to mining rules could block planned projects Politics More Politics » Shorten to front trade union royal commission today over deals struck as AWU leader Opposition Leader Bill Shorten comes out fighting ahead of his highly anticipated appearance at the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption today. More » Malcolm Turnbull warns against overstating threat of Islamic State Turnbull leaves door open to Q&A appearance despite boycott Malaysian authorities freeze six bank accounts in relation to 1MDB scandal Australians losing trust in superannuation system, Peter Costello says Sport More Sport » The Ashes: Johnson 'as fast as ever', says Clarke Michael Clarke says talk that Mitchell Johnson will struggle in England fires up the Australian paceman ahead of the first Test. More » State of Origin III: The decider Origin fans wanted Serena, Sharapova set for Wimbledon semi-final showdown Australia mulls toss and starting team for Ashes opener Fraser says sorry after Kyrgios labels her 'racist' in tanking row Froome retains grip at Tour as Martin claims yellow Djokovic beats Anderson in five-set epic Maroons coach Meninga hoping for birthday triumph Essendon captain Watson out for rest of AFL season NRL to proceed with reduced Eels fine for salary cap breach Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Giant fighting robots to face off after Japanese firm accepts US challenge By Dan Smith Two giant human-piloted fighting robots are set to face off in a duel in one year, after Japanese robotics company Suidobashi Heavy Industries accepts a challenge from US-based firm MegaBots. More » Common drugs found lurking in Sydney Harbour water Australia's largest discovered dinosaur to go on display Music revolution: 3D-printed guitars could be next big thing Solar Impulse 2 arrives in Hawaii, completing historic flight Environment More Environment » Scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against inquiry into evidence of human influence By national environment reporter Jake Sturmer A group of prominent Australian scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against wasting time and parliamentary resources on an inquiry into the evidence of human influence on climate change. More » Common drugs found lurking in Sydney Harbour water Fears giant wet wipe 'fatbergs' could destroy sewage systems Glow worm photography highlights Kiwi cave life Queensland Government foreshadows crackdown on land clearing About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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