text_combined: abc newsmail newslistsyourabcnetau abc news thursday august 7 2008 news visit abc news online httpabcnetaunews receive email html preferred topics log email address httpabcnetaunewsalertsdefaulthtm abc newsmail headlines glance swan hits back keatings super spray bush rebukes china torch feted tiananmen bin ladens driver found guilty us military court energy suppliers plan emissions scheme ripoff vic police criticised botched dna case unemployment tipped rise today us confident dead scientist behind anthrax attacks shakespeares first theatre found stampede victim wakes morgue broncos livid nrl double standards scroll details swan hits back keatings super spray federal treasurer wayne swan responded criticism former prime minister paul keating saying federal government comprehensive look superannuation part tax review yesterday mr keating criticised labor government nothing lift rate compulsory superannuation contributions 9 15 per cent said inactivity threatened leave babyboomers verge destitution retirement speaking book launch sydney mr keating also criticised former prime minister john howard former treasurer peter costello failing make increase government said current labor government showing signs trying reverse trend mr swan hit back telling abc tvs lateline federal governments tax review put superannuation system microscope ambitious future superannuation cant anything unless within responsible fiscal envelope said moment judged need look issues superannuation intersection transfer payment system thats looking review completely reject notion government nothing area slowmoving dope mr keating used book launch mount characteristically stinging attack mr costello accusing achieving little decade treasurer called mr costello nong slowmoving dope said policy terms hes mouse said mr costello becoming opposition leader would suit labor party fine guy without imagination hes guy without courage point proven fact let howard stay long said liberal party bereft talent go low grade performer costello come back leader bush rebukes china torch feted tiananmen united states president george w bush issued one strongest rebukes china human rights two days beijing hosts olympics hopes showcase modern face economic might euphoric crowds chanted go olympics go beijing olympic flame carried tiananmen square last leg troubled relay yesterday fridays opening ceremony ceremony beamed estimated 1 billion television viewers around world sudaneseborn athlete fled governmentsponsored militia carry us flag could seen embarrassment sudan ally china mr bush says attending ceremony sport politics plans pause en route express deep concerns religious freedom human rights china america stands firm opposition chinas detention political dissidents human rights advocates religious activists say speech bangkok today excerpts released advance meanwhile handful foreign protesters took chance grab spotlight wednesday attention shifts sporting contests police rushed detain two britons two americans unfurled free tibet banners poles near main birds nest stadium stopped public protests day mood beijing though one mounting excitement 10500 athletes 205 countries town games begin first competition womens soccer began three matches united states gold medallists four years ago slumped 20 defeat norway mens soccer drawn brazils ronaldinho starts thursday argentinas lionel messi could way home spanish club barcelona right release weekend eagerly awaited swimming competition begins new water cube pool another shimmering landmark olympics american michael phelps seeking smash compatriot mark spitzs 1972 record seven golds one games phelps tried puncture hype guys ones talking im told reporters tiananmen square beijings symbolic heart bestknown abroad crushing 1989 protests one chinas famous sportsmen 2285 centimetre tall basketball player yao ming said overwhelmed held flame sea beaming faces lighting mind went blank wanted hurry running ahead yao told state media though fully fit nba player yao lead chinas team basketball starts weekend also featuring us squad pumped avenge missing gold athens four years ago children wore love china tshirts workers waved flags pompoms drums cymbals resounded around tiananmen portrait late revolutionary leader mao zedong tibet protests chinas communist leaders hope images torchs final passage host city help banish memories tibet protests dogged flame elsewhere world police quick react wednesdays tibet protest taking 12 minutes remove four asking leave country according state media dalai lama exiled spiritual leader tibetan people repeatedly distanced protests games sent best wishes china moment great pride 13 billion chinese people said home northern india send prayers good wishes success event us athletes chose former sudanese refugee one socalled lost boys carry flag opening lopez lomong middledistance runner fled foot rampaging governmentsponsored arab militia age six 1991 becoming separated parents height civil war southern sudan years refugee camps lomong thousands similar children resettled united states us government also said would protest china decision revoke visa olympic gold medallist joey cheek activist western sudanese region darfur demonstrations around torchs international legs offended many chinese see games moment national pride nation view emerging 21st century superpower sport image china said xi li among officially organised torch crowd chairman mao would happy today sadly organisers start flames passage beijing took place smogfilled skies 198 billion cleanup measures reduced contamination safe levels according games chiefs produced sunshine blue skies china longs reuters bin ladens driver found guilty us military court osama bin ladens former driver found guilty first full trial held guantanamo bay cuba salim hamdan described us prosecutors osama bin ladens driver bodyguard member al qaeda leaders inner circle military jury found guilty providing material support terrorism split verdict acquitted serious charge conspiracy yemeni national faces maximum life jail although sentenced yet pentagon spokesman jd gordon defended military commission system mr hamdan receive full fair trial see military commissions process moving forward said hamdan case first us war crimes tribunal since world war ii energy suppliers plan emissions scheme ripoff electricity suppliers accused planning rip consumers federal governments emissions trading scheme total environment centre obtained minutes december meeting australian financial markets association represents electricity generators retailers centres jeff angel says meeting refers carbon clause proposal pass full carbon cost consumers emissions trading scheme despite issued free permits compensation federal government ease transition emissions trading scheme mr angel says power generators pass savings consumer instead planning pass extra costs theyre going get free cash free permits compensation federal government theyre going give consumer discount theyre simply going accept full carbon price even extract money consumer double rip said theres absolutely discount offered think crook deal duncan fairweather financial markets association says case costs might might passed onto retail consumers said treasury costing emissions trading scheme released later year vic police criticised botched dna case victorian law institute criticised handling bungled double murder investigation victoria police withdrawn two murder charges russell john gesah deaths margaret tapp daughter seana 1984 discovered dna evidence contaminated laboratory nine years ago law institutes michael brett young says police quick charge gesah really hes convicted court public opinion due actions police media said deputy commissioner simon overland says new procedures implemented need refine processes practices happening result case police reviewing dna evidence another 7000 criminal cases mr brett young says police waste time completing review cases seven thousand cases popple may already convicted said would urge police urgently review cases particularly people convicted still remain jail would want cases dealt straight away state opposition says government must take responsibility problem oppositions police spokesman andrew mcintosh says police minister bob cameron wash hands issue undermines whole system criminal justice state somebody needs take responsibility bob cameron needs take responsibility disaster undermines potentially entire criminal justice system state unemployment tipped rise today official figures released today expected show employment rose slightly last month economy weakened unemployment lowest level 30 years expected worsen deteriorating economy starts grip jobs market economists expect figures show 1300 extra jobs created july month employment grew nearly 30000 unemployment rate expected rise slightly 42 per cent 43 per cent unemployment remains lowest level 30 years commsecs chief economist craig james says likely change soon see softness job market coming months though given weaker conditions across australia first six months year said mr james says employment probably start fall month employments much lagging indicator said data reflect decisions made employers something order five six months ago past month weve heard significant announcements terms companies closing operations reducing number staff thats going flow numbers see august september us confident dead scientist behind anthrax attacks united states authorities confident government scientist killed last month person responsible deadly anthrax attacks us 2001 painstaking investigation led us conclusion dr bruce e ivins responsible death sickness fear brought country 2001 anthrax mailing appears based evidence acting alone fbi chief investigator joseph persichini said fbi sought best experts scientific community time highly sensitive specific tests developed capable detecting unique qualities anthrax used 2001 attacks said dr ivins 62 bioweapons expert worked government lab dealing anthrax found dead july 29 apparent suicide wednesday local time authorities released trove formerly sealed documents revealing details probe deadliest bioterror attack us history documents investigation codenamed amerithrax included dozens search warrants police reports anonymous letters linked mailing anthraxlaced letters killed five people shortly september 2001 al qaeda attacks us based upon totality evidence gathered confident dr ivins person responsible attacks us attorney jeffrey taylor told press conference fbi said amerithrax probe one largest complex history law enforcement involving 9100 interviews 6100 subpoenas seven years since attacks investigation case heavily criticised initially blaming innocent scientist time took find real culprit anthrax attacks sent fresh panic throughout country weeks september 11 2001 al qaeda attacks washington new york afp shakespeares first theatre found remains london theatre william shakespeares early plays first performed discovered archaeologists shakespeare appeared theatre shoreditch east london actor troupe called lord chamberlains men troupe also performed shakespeares efforts playwright according museum london team made discovery romeo juliet richard iii midsummer nights dream merchant venice among plays likely premiered theatre tenancy dispute 1599 owners theatre dismantled night carried timbers across thames used construct globe theatre became home shakespeares plays museum london archaeologists rediscovered original footings groundwork octagonal shoreditch venue ironically site prepared construction new theatre theatre thats known long time remains ever found museum spokesman tim morley told afp theatre company players shakespeare part first performed started writing company would performed plays planned remains preserved site jeff kelly chairman tower theatre company building new theatre site added discovery shall building 21st century playhouse shakespeare played shakespeares plays must first performed huge inspiration afp stampede victim wakes morgue 19yearold indian man believed died sundays stampede killed 150 people awoke morgue much shock doctors preparing carry autopsy mange ram told times india newspaper woke middle row bodies asked drink throat parched revival adds weight claims local doctors checks carried victims see whether dead alive unceremoniously dumped trucks taken away one truck driver carted 26 victims local hospital post mortems told newspaper number people thrown truck still breathing died way morgue broncos livid nrl double standards broncos say nrl judiciary sent dangerous message players suspending justin hodges two weeks last night hodges banned making offensive gesture towards referee tony archer sundays match raiders brisbane unsuccessfully argued hodges gesture made teammate gave penalty broncos ceo bruno cullen says far blatant acts dissent gone unpunished recent weeks think weve poorly done compared actions players cullen said looks like nrl sending message ok players assault referees grabbing attacking verbally swearing sort incidents shown worse justin sunday player two weeks ago assaulted referee got saying happen justin cullen instructed hodges stay trouble remainder season test centre played two games since returning sixweek suspension dangerous throw parramattas mark riddell cullen urged hodges keep low profile returns weve got let justin know hes microscope moment players periods careers things start rolling said unless try address directly work particular case news visit abc news online httpabcnetaunews unsubscribe please go httpabcnetaunewsalertsunsubscribehtm receive email html preferred topics log email address httpabcnetaunewsalertsdefaulthtm thu 07 aug 2008 080000 1000 abc newsmail morning edition text