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Good Morning Omss LATEST NEWS Army tells protesters to help Egypt return to normal CAIRO (Reuters) - The Egyptian armed forces told protesters demanding an end to President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year-rule that their demands had been heard and it was time for them to help Egypt return to normal life. | Full Article Yemen president says won't extend term or pass to son February 02, 2011 05:11 AM ET SANAA (Reuters) - Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh, a key U.S. ally against al Qaeda, said on Wednesday he will not seek to extend his presidency in a move that would end his three-decade rule when his current term expires in 2013. | Full Article Economic recovery drives world stocks higher February 02, 2011 04:45 AM ET LONDON (Reuters) - World stocks punched fresh 29-month highs on Wednesday, lifted by strong data pointing to sustained global economic recovery, continuing positive corporate earnings and easing concerns about Egypt. | Full Article News Corp, Time Warner to see boost in cable, ads February 02, 2011 03:00 AM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cable network advertising growth and threats from online video services Netflix and Hulu will dominate investor attention when News Corp and Time Warner begin the earnings season for big media on Wednesday. | Full Article Shuttle Discovery returns to launch pad February 01, 2011 02:20 PM ET CAPE CANAVERAL, Florida (Reuters) - Space shuttle Discovery was rolled out to its seaside launch pad early on Tuesday in preparation for a February 24 launch to the International Space Station, officials said. | Full Article Steelers and Packers deal with the Media Day blitz February 01, 2011 10:27 PM ET DALLAS (Reuters) - No one is quite sure when it began but Media Day has become as much a Super Bowl tradition as the awarding of the Lombardi Trophy, providing a wacky and light-hearted kickoff to America's biggest sporting event. | Full Article Actress Jaime Pressly charged with drunken driving February 01, 2011 08:01 PM ET LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Jaime Pressly was charged with two counts of drunken driving on Tuesday, following her arrest last month in Santa Monica, California. | Full Article In the dating game, speaking styles count: study February 01, 2011 02:56 PM ET NEW YORK (Reuters) - American researchers have found a new way to predict the success of a relationship -- compare the speaking style of a couple. | Full Article RELATED VIDEO Obama: A new chapter in Egypt The calm before the cyclone Egypt power shift; Dow above 12,000 A daily digest of breaking business news, coverage of the US economy, major corporate news and the financial markets. Register Today. Your daily briefing on the latest tech developments from around the world from Reuters expert tech correspondents. Register Today. The latest Reuters articles on M&A, IPOs, private equity, hedge funds and regulatory updates delivered to your inbox each day.. Register Today. » MORE NEWSLETTERS - 3 Times Square New York, NY 10036 USA © Copyright 2010 Thomson Reuters Ensure delivery of Reuters Newsmails, add mail@nl.reuters.com to your address book. Details Subscribe to other Reuters newsletters. Unsubscribe from this newsletter. Follow us on Twitter Friend us on Facebook Forward to a friend

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ABC NewsMail - afternoon edition

Afternoon Edition. Wed 02 Feb 2011
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Too late to flee as Yasi closes in Premier Anna Bligh has warned north Queensland residents that it is too late to evacuate ahead of "catastrophic" Cyclone Yasi. Yasi felt in Cairns, Townsville The first signs of Cyclone Yasi have started to be felt in Townsville and Cairns, where residents are bunkering down ahead of the category five system's expected impact later tonight. Qantas offers free flights for Aussies in Egypt Qantas will provide free flights home for Australians evacuated from Egypt. Gippsland blaze under control Emergency services have a brought a large fire burning in eastern Victoria under control. Storm hits Townsville ahead of Yasi This amateur footage from Castle Hill in Townsville gives an idea of the severe weather as Cyclone Yasi approaches
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We watch and we wait and we hope What an eerie feeling it is to watch, on ABC News24, interviews with North Queenslanders about the impending destruction of their homes. It shouldn't take a second disaster - hell, it shouldn't even take a single disaster - to remind us of what's important. But whatever happens let's hope that when the sun comes up tomorrow, we can avoid some of the foolishness of recent weeks. Bad economics, bad policy The politics of the levy is at best ill-conceived. Why would you seek to fight on your opponent's well-established, turf? The price of freedom is eternal vigilance This week, two refugees will appear in court to challenge decisions that were made about them, but that they are not able to see. The decision-maker is the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation. It seems only fair that if the Government is accusing you of something, you should be able to know what it is and be given a chance to defend yourself. If ASIO is permitted to make decisions without any meaningful right of review, we enter dangerous territory for our democracy. Mubarak's moment has come President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt has finally succumbed to public pressure and announced that he will not run for re-election in September, but his days are now numbered. This leaves not only the Egyptians, but also the US and its allies, which are caught out once again by events in the Middle East, with the difficult task of managing Egypt's transition. The failed education revolution In addition to being flawed in concept the ALP's education revolution is now an electoral liability.
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East Timor asylum plan branded a farce The Federal Opposition and the Greens have stepped up their attack on the Government's plan for an asylum seeker centre in East Timor. Children killed in Pakistan car blast A car bomb has killed at least nine people and wounded another 19 in a bustling market in Pakistan's north-western city of Peshawar, a hospital chief said. Qantas offers free flights for Aussies in Egypt Qantas will provide free flights home for Australians evacuated from Egypt.
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Landmark day for wetlands Hundreds of Tasmanians are visiting the state's wetlands today to mark the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Ramsar Treaty. Historic Pink Terraces found in NZ lake Scientists in New Zealand say they have found part of the famed Pink Terraces which were feared destroyed in a volcanic eruption 135 years ago. Mawson hut ice melt reveals more A husky collar and a chess piece are among artefacts uncovered on the latest trip to Antarctica to restore the historic Mawson's huts.
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Bypass bridge a step closer The Tasmanian Government is a step closer to building a 70-metre bridge over an Aboriginal heritage site on the Brighton bypass near Hobart. Landmark day for wetlands Hundreds of Tasmanians are visiting the state's wetlands today to mark the 40th anniversary of the signing of the Ramsar Treaty. Hills copper mine on track to reopen Construction is on track for the Kanmantoo copper mine in the Adelaide Hills to reopen later in the year.
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Lethal cyclone hits category five Severe Tropical Cyclone Yasi was upgraded to category five off north Queensland this morning as the weather bureau warned it was likely to be "more life-threatening" than any storm seen in Australia in living memory. Mubarak won't run at next election Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak has announced he will stand down at the next election, but his decision to cling to power until then has prompted rage among protesters. Thorpe set to confirm comeback Comeback king Geoff Huegill says Ian Thorpe has "nothing to prove" ahead of today's expected announcement of the five-time Olympic gold medallist's return to competitive swimming. Second charter flight to help Aussies in Egypt The Federal Government has announced a second charter flight to help Australians leave Egypt amid the country's protests. Rising Murray brings bumper yabby catch They are small, dark brown and some have been burrowed in the moist soil of dry backwaters for years.
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The truth about energy subsidies Is the Australian Government subsidising the fossil fuel industry? So said the Climate Institute, when they heard Julia Gillard was scrapping solar schemes to pay the flood bill. This claim shouldn't be casually dismissed. Because it's one thing for fossil fuels to be cheaper and more efficient when all energy technologies are competing on a level playing field. But it's quite another if government policy is artificially boosting the competitiveness of fossil fuels. That ain't a levy, it's just a fag tax On February 1 every year, the Australian smoking community heaves a rasping, sclerotic sigh of resignation at yet another excise increase. In no other field of taxation is the criticism of "regressiveness" - so common in every other tax debate - so routinely suspended. Smokers are so unpopular that they can be inconvenienced with impunity and proxied into all sorts of unrelated political disputes. Biting back on talk radio When talkback radio hosts are prominent, entitled, but unrepresentative, what makes politicians queue up to be berated by them? A vision worth voting for Australian politicians have lost the will to embark on ambitious and meaningful reforms. Shakespearean drama over critic's critique I've had 40 years of crits now but never one quite as hell bent on killing me as the crit that a young Crikey critic launched at me almost before the final curtain calls for Don Parties On at the opening night had finished. He just couldn't wait. The anger was astounding. It kicked off a long blog exchange between supporters of mine and opponents who objected to me and my place in Australian theatre, as indeed did the Crikey critic who urged "elites" to sweep me off our stages.
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Mubarak won't run at next election Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak has announced he will stand down at the next election, but his decision to cling to power until then has prompted rage among protesters. Ireland calls election for February 25 Ireland's government has called a general election for February 25, and is expected to become the first administration ousted as a result of the eurozone debt crisis. 14 'roof-riders' die on Indian train At least 14 people travelling on the roof of a packed train in northern India were swept to their deaths after hitting a bridge.
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Two crocodiles hatch from single egg A wildlife park in far north Queensland is celebrating a rare event - the birth of twin crocodiles. Regime throws information blackout over Egypt Egypt has silenced Arabic news channel Al Jazeera and shut down internet and mobile phone communications across the country, with experts saying the censorship is probably part of a government plan enacted in the wake of Iran's deadly green revolution. Fears razorfish facing pearl oysters threat The Port Augusta Marine Advisory Committee says Spencer Gulf pearl oyster numbers are so high they could wipe out the razorfish population in 10 or 15 years.
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Rising Murray brings bumper yabby catch They are small, dark brown and some have been burrowed in the moist soil of dry backwaters for years. Council divided over rabbit-proof fence funds Gold Coast city councillors are split on whether to continue to contribute funds to the upkeep of a rabbit-proof fence, outside the city's border. Greens MP slams Part 3A Coffs Coast approval The Greens are calling for Part 3A of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act to be abolished.
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