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Michael Brissenden presents AM Monday to Friday from 8:00am on ABC Local Radio and 7:10am on Radio National. Join Elizabeth Jackson for the Saturday edition at 8am on Local Radio and 7am on Radio National. More Current Affairs: Program Archive: Tuesday 2 January 2007 AM is Australia's most informative morning current affairs. It covers the stories each morning that the other current affairs teams follow for the rest of the day. Below is the program summary with links to transcripts and audio (if available). US death toll in Iraq hits 3,000 In the United States President George Bush has yet to come up with a new strategy for Iraq. While the headlines have been dominated by the execution of Saddam Hussein, the number of American dead has climbed to over 3,000, with the deaths of two soldiers killed in an explosion in Iraq's Diyala province, northeast of Baghdad. The grim new milestone will put added pressure on a President who's been meeting with his war cabinet at his ranch in Texas over the Christmas-New Year break. Government pushes for bi-lateral child abduction agreement More than 500 children have been illegally taken from Australia over the past six years, usually by one of their parents. The number of stolen children could be much higher, because the Federal Government only tracks those taken to countries that are signatories to an international agreement on child abduction. Githabul people to secure major native title agreement After a decade of negotiations and legal wrangling, an Aboriginal group and the New South Wales Government are just weeks away from signing off on the state's biggest native title deal. The Indigenous Land Use Agreement will cover parts of the 6,000 square kilometre area in the northeast of the state. It will give the Githabul people a joint managerial control of World Heritage Listed national parks and control over future development on some areas of crown and leasehold land. Catholic group wins pregnancy counselling contract The Federal Government has awarded part of a $51-million pregnancy counselling contract to the health and welfare arm of the Catholic Church, known as the Centacare group. Prime Minister John Howard last year announced a four-year scheme to offer pregnancy support counselling through a new Medicare payment and a 24-hour, seven day a week telephone help line for women, their partners and their families. Romania and Bulgaria join the EU In Romania and Bulgaria they're still nursing hangovers after wild celebrations greeted both nations' entry into the European Union. It brings the total to 27 countries. Thousands of people have already made use of relaxed travel restrictions that came in at the stroke of midnight. Bootleg Russian vodka kills thousands While the poisoning of a former Russian spy in London has made headlines across the world, in Russia another kind of poisoning has gained the attention of the authorities. Thousands of Russians have died over the past year and many more have become very ill after drinking bootleg vodka laced with industrial spirit.