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ABC NewsMail - afternoon edition

Afternoon Edition. Sun 05 Dec 2010
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Residents anxiously await flood peak Regional towns across central New South Wales are anxiously watching river levels rise, with some townships isolated by floodwaters that are predicted to reach Wagga Wagga this afternoon. Roxon ready to bargain on health deal Federal Health Minister Nicola Roxon has indicated the Government is prepared to strike a compromise deal with Western Australia on a national agreement for health funding. Witnesses saw brawl before party boat crash An investigation into a boat crash in Sydney Harbour that injured seven people last night is looking into reports a fight broke out between passengers and crew. Pietersen plunders directionless Aussies Australia's bowlers were troubled but Kevin Pietersen was not as he strolled to his second career double century before tea on day three of the second Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval. Labor to back adults-only games classification The Federal Government has announced it will support a push for an adults-only classification for video games.
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Evidence destroyed: the luckiest oil spill When the West Atlas rig haemorrhaged oil for 74 days last year, no-one was killed and according to the Government and the oil company the environmental damage has been minimal. "The fact is we were lucky with Montara" said Resources Minister Ferguson when he tabled the Montara Commission of Inquiry last week. But leafing through the report there is a strange feeling they were in a parallel universe to that inhabited by the inquiry's commissioner. Editor's letter makes for a bizarre Posettigate twist The offer made by The Oz's editor-in-chief to Julie Posetti via a lawyer's letter is, to my mind, quite simply bizarre. We all have faith - why not embrace it? Faith is needed for all of us to make sense of life, to know what it means to be human, especially in relationship with others. A wing and a prayer in the Murray-Darling Basin If irrigation allocations are cut in the Murray-Darling Basin we are turning our backs on world food production. Breaking bread, making peace All who partake of the Eucharist must commit themselves to peacemaking in our world scarred by violence and war.
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Colombian flooding kills 174 The death toll from weeks of heavy rains across Colombia has risen to 174 and over 1.5 million are now homeless, the Colombian Red Cross has said. Russian spy found in British parliament: report A Russian woman working in the British parliament is to be deported after security services arrested her on suspicion of espionage, The Sunday Times has reported. WikiLeaks cables link China to Google espionage US diplomats in Beijing have linked top Chinese officials to the cyber attacks that prompted Google to take down its search engine in China early this year, according to leaked diplomatic cables.
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Fresh warrant issued for Assange's arrest As the fallout grows from WikiLeaks' release of secret US diplomatic cables, Julian Assange could be extradited to Sweden this weekend. Man arrested for mailing hundreds of tarantulas A German man who allegedly shipped hundreds of live tarantulas into the United States through the mail has been charged with illegally importing wildlife. Underwater robot discovers Coral Sea secrets Marine scientists say they have been able to collect data about a remote region of the Coral Sea off north Queensland by using an underwater robot.
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Sea Shepherd fleet prepares in Hobart The newest addition to anti-whaling group Sea Shepherd's fleet has joined two sister ships on Hobart's River Derwent. Tas govt approves forest loop road The Tasmanian Government has agreed to spend millions of dollars improving roads through the north-west Tarkine forest. Locusts swarm across Victorian border Medium and high density locust swarms have made their way into Victoria.
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ABC NewsMail - morning edition

Morning Edition. Sun 05 Dec 2010
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Residents given noon evacuation deadline Residents of Wagga Wagga in the New South Wales Riverina are on high alert as flood waters rise towards their predicted peak. Locusts swarm across Victorian border Medium and high density locust swarms have made their way into Victoria. Aussies pray for rain as Cook sizzles Showers forecast for the next three days may be Australia's saviour in the second Ashes Test after its bowlers again failed to disrupt England's top order at the Adelaide Oval on Saturday. Party boat crashes into Sydney wharf Police say a mechanical failure may have been behind a boat crash in Sydney Harbour overnight that saw seven people taken to hospital. Man's body found in floodwaters Police divers have recovered the body of an 81-year-old man whose utility was swept off a flooded causeway in Queensland on Friday night.
The Drum	More from The Drum >
Evidence destroyed: the luckiest oil spill When the West Atlas rig haemorrhaged oil for 74 days last year, no-one was killed and according to the Government and the oil company the environmental damage has been minimal. "The fact is we were lucky with Montara" said Resources Minister Ferguson when he tabled the Montara Commission of Inquiry last week. But leafing through the report there is a strange feeling they were in a parallel universe to that inhabited by the inquiry's commissioner. Editor's letter makes for a bizarre Posettigate twist The offer made by The Oz's editor-in-chief to Julie Posetti via a lawyer's letter is, to my mind, quite simply bizarre. We all have faith - why not embrace it? Faith is needed for all of us to make sense of life, to know what it means to be human, especially in relationship with others. A wing and a prayer in the Murray-Darling Basin If irrigation allocations are cut in the Murray-Darling Basin we are turning our backs on world food production. Breaking bread, making peace All who partake of the Eucharist must commit themselves to peacemaking in our world scarred by violence and war.
World	More World Stories >
Afghan president doubts credibility of US leaked cables Afghan President Hamid Karzai says he doubts the credibility of US diplomatic cables leaked this week by the Internet whistleblower WikiLeaks which portray him as corrupt and weak. Pakistan orders arrest of police officers in Bhutto case A Pakistani anti-terrorism court has issued warrants for the arrest of two police officers for their "failure" to protect slain former prime minister Benazir Bhutto, according to a prosecutor. Being a mum helped with film role: Kidman Nicole Kidman says being a mum helped her "feel" her latest character as a grieving mother in the gritty drama Rabbit Hole.
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Fresh warrant issued for Assange's arrest As the fallout grows from WikiLeaks' release of secret US diplomatic cables, Julian Assange could be extradited to Sweden this weekend. Man arrested for mailing hundreds of tarantulas A German man who allegedly shipped hundreds of live tarantulas into the United States through the mail has been charged with illegally importing wildlife. Underwater robot discovers Coral Sea secrets Marine scientists say they have been able to collect data about a remote region of the Coral Sea off north Queensland by using an underwater robot.
Environment	More Environment Stories >
Locusts swarm across Victorian border Medium and high density locust swarms have made their way into Victoria. Gunns eyes plantations amid peace deal strain The first cracks have appeared in the peace deal between loggers and conservationists in Tasmania. Security tight at Hunter Valley power station Security is tight at a big Hunter Valley power station, ahead of a planned protest tomorrow.
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