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A verdict has been reached in the Casey Anthony capital murder trial, according to court officials. It will be announced at 2:15 p.m. ET.

Casey Anthony is charged with seven counts in the death of her daughter Caylee, including first-degree murder; aggravated manslaughter of a child; aggravated child abuse; and four counts of providing false information to law enforcement. If convicted of first-degree murder, she could receive the death penalty.

She has pleaded not guilty to all charges, and she denies harming her daughter. Jury deliberations began Monday.

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Afternoon Edition. Tue 05 Jul 2011
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Burka laws spark fears of police abuse Some members of Australia's Islamic community are concerned the wording of new legislation in New South Wales could allow police to discriminate against Muslim women. Outback station to cull thousands of cattle The owners of a Western Australian cattle station say they are being forced to cull about 3,000 cattle in the wake of the ban on live exports to Indonesia. Grog graves mark lives lost to alcohol People living in a remote Northern Territory community have built symbolic graves to make a statement about the deadly results of alcohol abuse. Asylum tensions soar in Darwin centre Refugee advocates are warning tensions are rising alarmingly inside Darwin's Northern Immigration Detention Facility, after another detainee harmed himself at the centre. Strong winds rip roofing from homes Emergency crews have spent the day clearing trees and debris from roads and homes after high winds swept across Victoria.
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Courts, credibility and convictions for rape By anyone's estimates, the rate of sexual assault in Australia is high. In 2010, the ABS recorded 80 victims per 100,000. Some fear that the unravelling of the case against Dominique Strauss-Kahn and the legal uncertainty persisting around Assange's case will undermine feminist efforts to reduce sexual violence. They worry that just as women are shedding the thousand-year taint of being unreliable legal witnesses the spectre of the lying rape victim rises again. Can the carbon tax refloat the sinking ALP ship? The Government is constantly criticised for failing to sell its policies and it cannot afford to get the marketing of the details of the carbon tax wrong. Australia's GM wheat will only worsen world hunger All of Australia's major wheat market competitors, including North America, have rejected GM wheat. It is my profound hope that Australians will do the same. Midsummer matters in the eurozone, 2011 The uncertainty within the eurozone is reaching its peak. No-one can be sure what's going to happen next. Mandatory detention: expensive and ineffective Mandatory detention is brutal, morally reprehensible and costly. Last year it cost $2 billion to detain 6,500 people. This is well over $300,000 for each man, woman and child in detention. Two billion dollars is a lot of money to spend on a policy which has so clearly failed to achieve its stated objective – financially and morally.
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China cracks down on North Korea drug trade There are reports that China is cracking down on North Korea's drug trade, seizing tens of millions of dollars worth of narcotics. Secret Service probes Fox Twitter hacking The US Secret Service has launched an investigation after hackers posted on the Fox News Twitter account that president Barack Obama was dead. No damage after quake shakes NZ A strong earthquake with a magnitude of at least 5.3 has struck New Zealand's north island.
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Secret Service probes Fox Twitter hacking The US Secret Service has launched an investigation after hackers posted on the Fox News Twitter account that president Barack Obama was dead. Abalone quota disappoints SE divers The total allowable catch for commercial abalone divers on the New South Wales far south coast will not change for at least the next 12 months. Botanic bats move next door An operation to evict a colony of bats from Adelaide's Botanic Gardens has been a success, the Environment Department says.
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Coca-Cola's water use before court again Protester occupies Pilliga CSG well Around 20 demonstrators have surrounded a coal seam gas rig in the Pilliga State Forest, west of Narrabri. Windsor proud of climate agreement Key independent Tony Windsor has hailed the climate agreement as "a momentous occasion", while the Opposition is warning scams of the system are "inevitable".
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Digger killed in Afghanistan fire fight Another Australian soldier has died in Afghanistan after being shot in the head on the battlefield yesterday morning (local time). Islamic leaders accept police burka powers Islamic leaders say they are comfortable with the New South Wales Government's decision to give police the power to demand the removal of burkas and other face veils. Labor pressured on steel, transport carbon concessions The Federal Government is under internal pressure to help industries like steel and transport cope with the carbon price that it plans to reveal on Sunday. News of the World hacked murdered girl's phone: lawyer A private detective working for Britain's News of the World tabloid hacked into voicemail messages left on the mobile phone of a murdered schoolgirl while police were searching for her, a lawyer for the girl's family says. Strauss-Kahn to sue writer over rape allegation Former International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn says he plans to sue a French writer who is alleging he attempted to rape her.
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Factions, friction and direct election: a Liberal manifesto In the first of his weekly columns for The Drum, Peter Reith looks at how the Liberal Party is faring across Australia. Generally political parties in western democracies, are struggling. Membership has been falling. If the Liberal rank and file do not take back ownership of their broad-based organisation party soon then the party may not survive in its current form. Crisis of Confidence Australians are losing faith in their economy just as the experts are telling us that things are looking up. Bligh's impressive conservative record One of the contenders to be premier of Queensland can go to the poll with a classical conservative agenda. Gay marriage in Australia: don't hold your breath In the wake of New York's decision to legalise gay marriage, Julia Gillard's denial that Australia lags behind the times surely ranks among most absurd of statements. Nothing sexy about Gillard's policy striptease For God's sake. Will somebody please just barge into whichever benighted committee room is this week hosting the multi-party committee on climate change, seize all documentation, photocopy and distribute it? This bizarre policy striptease being performed by the PM is getting unbearable.
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News of the World hacked murdered girl's phone: lawyer A private detective working for Britain's News of the World tabloid hacked into voicemail messages left on the mobile phone of a murdered schoolgirl while police were searching for her, a lawyer for the girl's family says. Digger killed in Afghanistan fire fight Another Australian soldier has died in Afghanistan after being shot in the head on the battlefield yesterday morning (local time). Greek debt proposal equal to default: ratings agency A prominent ratings agency is warning the rescue plan proposed by Greece will effectively constitute a default.
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News of the World hacked murdered girl's phone: lawyer A private detective working for Britain's News of the World tabloid hacked into voicemail messages left on the mobile phone of a murdered schoolgirl while police were searching for her, a lawyer for the girl's family says. Fox News hackers tweet 'Obama is dead' Hackers broke into an official Twitter account operated by Fox News on Monday and posted a series of tweets claiming US president Barack Obama had been assassinated. Outback dig reveals 'monster' marsupial Palaeontologists say they have unearthed the remains of a prehistoric marsupial at a dig at Burketown in north-west Queensland's Gulf of Carpentaria region.
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Source of fuel leak identified A sunken boat is believed to be the source of an oil leak in the Port River, north of Adelaide. Police negotiate with protesters at blockade Specialist police officers are preparing to move on a group of protesters blocking the road to the site of the proposed Kimberley gas precinct in Western Australia. Labor pressured on steel, transport carbon concessions The Federal Government is under internal pressure to help industries like steel and transport cope with the carbon price that it plans to reveal on Sunday.
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By Kyle VanHemert and Casey Chan The Best Apps of the Week In this week's app roundup: Google+, unveiled; GPS, painted with direction; North Korea, photographed; iPhones, playing dead; Instagram, challenged by Google; background checks, forever creepy; fourways, on Fring; and much, much more. The week's best iPhone apps TapNav: It's a GPS app that cleverly uses Augmented Reality to show you which direction the road is going to go. Once you fire open the app, you'll see what's literally in front of you IRL (it uses a live feed from the camera like other AR apps) and a series of "AR" discs that paint the direction you should be going. So not only do you know which way to turn, you won't get lost as long as you follow the blue disc road. $3 See the rest of this week's best iPhone apps The week's best Android apps Google+: Google+ Can it be good? The app is. The home page of Google+ acts as launcher for the four main features of the app: Circles, Stream, Huddle and Photos. Circles lets you share things within a select group of people. Stream gives you a live timeline of updates from your friends, not unlike what Facebook's news feed does. Huddle is like GroupMe or any group chat service, where you can create groups on the fly and talk amongst yourselves to plan out a night, a vacation, etc. Photos is really great as it has an 'Instant Upload' feature that can automatically send your pictures and videos to the cloud for super easy sharing. Free See the rest of this week's best Android apps The week's best iPad apps Fotopedia North Korea: Eric Lafforgue, a photograph, went inside the veil of North Korea and took thousands of pictures for Fotopedia to show the world a little glimpse of what the oddest country in the world looks like. He was under tight supervision, so he couldn't dig deep but the app is well worth a look and includes interactive maps, slideshows, wallpapers and favorites to easily navigate, bookmark, organize and share these amazing pictures. See the rest of this week's best iPad apps We are so crazy about apps right now you wouldn't believe it. If you have recommendations, tips, or just want to let us know about your own app, drop a note in the comments or shoot me an email. Share this:

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