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ABC NewsMail - afternoon edition

Afternoon Edition. Sun 21 Nov 2010
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Mine rescuers 'won't compromise' on safety Rescuers and mining officials in New Zealand say they are still committed to rescuing 29 men trapped by an explosion at a coal mine on Friday. Unruly passenger forces flight diversion Travellers onboard an international flight, which had to be diverted to Broome in Western Australia due to an unruly passenger, say airline staff handled the situation well. PM Gillard agrees to Afghan exit strategy Prime Minister Julia Gillard talks about the future plans for the mission in Afghanistan, and the human cost of the conflict. Greens refuse private NBN briefing The Greens have declined the offer of a private briefing on the National Broadband Network (NBN) because they were being asked to sign a seven-year confidentiality clause. Pope flags softening of condom stance The use of condoms to stop the spread of AIDS may be justified in certain cases, Pope Benedict says in a new book that could herald the start of sea change in the Vatican's attitude to condoms.
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Labor, gay marriage and a bipartisan factional fix The Labor Party's current opposition to gay marriage stems from an agreement at last year's national conference. It's not that the party conference debated the issue of gay marriage, as such. The Labor conference, as far as my brain can be induced - against all natural instincts - to recollect that paralysingly stage-managed event, instead accepted a bipartisan factional fix. Telling porkies about the banks When it comes to the debate about the banks, The Australian has once again demonstated it's incapable of impartial reporting. Self-interested dreams A troubling dichotomy exists between what Alison Anderson advocates and her track record in previous community roles. Staying afloat with code-crossing super-clubs The business of Australian sport could be set for a shake-up, and it has everything to do with the Bayern Munich chess team. Shorten: the answer is never Green In comments that signal a hardening of the Government's stance towards the Greens, factional Queenmaker and future leadership candidate Bill Shorten has warned that the Greens' ultimate ambition is to cut living standards and reduce prosperity in the name of environmental puritanism. Bill Shorten's lesson in tough alliance love is part of a broader push back against the Greens within the ALP.
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Madagascan army crushes three-day mutiny Madagascan forces have put down a three-day mutiny when they stormed an army base and arrested dissident soldiers who had declared a coup in the troubled Indian Ocean island. Mine rescuers 'won't compromise' on safety Rescuers and mining officials in New Zealand say they are still committed to rescuing 29 men trapped by an explosion at a coal mine on Friday. Obama 'understands' airport security frustration US president Barack Obama has weighed in on the issue of increased airport screening, a topic rattling the nerves of air travellers as the United States enters the busiest travel season of the year.
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Charter plane keeps Antarctic program on track The Australian Antarctic Division is hiring an aircraft to keep its summer program on schedule. Exotic bird poses disease risk in North West Quarantine officials have been forced to destroy several birds in the state's North West because of fears of an avian flu outbreak. First dolphin calf of season appears at Monkey Mia Monkey Mia is celebrating the birth of the first dolphin calf of the season.
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NATO, Russia bury 'ghosts of the past' NATO and Russia have agreed to jointly examine a missile shield to defend Europe and boost the flow of supplies to the Afghan war, burying a period of tensions between the former Cold War foes. New boat for Whitfords sea rescue The Whitfords Volunteer Sea Rescue Group has a new rescue boat. Sustainable cities for the 21st century Canberra's universities are joining forces to improve city planning and tackle the growing issue of sustainability.
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ABC NewsMail - morning edition

Morning Edition. Sun 21 Nov 2010
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Nerves fray as mine rescue enters third day There has been no reprieve for the anxious relatives of 29 men trapped in a New Zealand mine, with authorities announcing gas levels remain too dangerous for a rescue attempt to be made. NATO leaders endorse Afghan exit strategy A summit of NATO leaders has wound up in Portugal - with agreement to begin handing security control in Afghanistan to local forces from next year. Suicide twins' parents facing 'difficult time' The parents of the Australian twin sisters who shot themselves in Colorado said they faced an "extremely difficult time" coming to terms with the joint suicide bid. Brock voted best of all time The late Peter Brock has been voted Australia's greatest touring car driver of all time. Protesting detainees refuse medical treatment Immigration Department officials say 10 detainees at the Christmas Island detention centre who have sewn their lips together are refusing medical treatment.
The Drum	More from The Drum >
Labor, gay marriage and a bipartisan factional fix The Labor Party's current opposition to gay marriage stems from an agreement at last year's national conference. It's not that the party conference debated the issue of gay marriage, as such. The Labor conference, as far as my brain can be induced - against all natural instincts - to recollect that paralysingly stage-managed event, instead accepted a bipartisan factional fix. Telling porkies about the banks When it comes to the debate about the banks, The Australian has once again demonstated it's incapable of impartial reporting. Self-interested dreams A troubling dichotomy exists between what Alison Anderson advocates and her track record in previous community roles. Staying afloat with code-crossing super-clubs The business of Australian sport could be set for a shake-up, and it has everything to do with the Bayern Munich chess team. Shorten: the answer is never Green In comments that signal a hardening of the Government's stance towards the Greens, factional Queenmaker and future leadership candidate Bill Shorten has warned that the Greens' ultimate ambition is to cut living standards and reduce prosperity in the name of environmental puritanism. Bill Shorten's lesson in tough alliance love is part of a broader push back against the Greens within the ALP.
World	More World Stories >
Airport security head arrested over German terror scare Police have arrested the head of airport security at Namibia's main airport on charges he planted a dummy explosive device in luggage destined for a German flight earlier this week, Germany's interior ministry said on Saturday. 'Drug taking' passenger forces unscheduled landing Passengers who were on a Virgin Blue flight from Denpasar, Indonesia to Melbourne now face a 13-hour wait in Broome in Western Australia after an unscheduled landing. Pope flags softening of condom stance The use of condoms to stop the spread of AIDS may be justified in certain cases, Pope Benedict says in a new book that could herald the start of sea change in the Vatican's attitude to condoms.
Science & Technology	More Science & Technology Stories >
Charter plane keeps Antarctic program on track The Australian Antarctic Division is hiring an aircraft to keep its summer program on schedule. Exotic bird poses disease risk in North West Quarantine officials have been forced to destroy several birds in the state's North West because of fears of an avian flu outbreak. First dolphin calf of season appears at Monkey Mia Monkey Mia is celebrating the birth of the first dolphin calf of the season.
Environment	More Environment Stories >
NATO, Russia bury 'ghosts of the past' NATO and Russia have agreed to jointly examine a missile shield to defend Europe and boost the flow of supplies to the Afghan war, burying a period of tensions between the former Cold War foes. New boat for Whitfords sea rescue The Whitfords Volunteer Sea Rescue Group has a new rescue boat. Sustainable cities for the 21st century Canberra's universities are joining forces to improve city planning and tackle the growing issue of sustainability.
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