Viewing POST data in Safari web inspector

Is this the place to ask questions about the web inspector? Ive had a look around but can't find a developer forum..
Anyhow, the Firebug extension for Firefox usefully shows the POST data (and other parameters) when I'm debugging my scripts.. (see image) - Its shows me all the info I need - headers, post, response and html
Where can I see this information in webkit's web inspector?
Thanks

I can't believe this passed QA. It can't be intentional. The absense of the ability to view POST traffic renders the whole network utility next to useless. I've had to resolve to using Chrome for my POST peaking needs. This needs to be voiced, people. Please let Apple know what you think about this amputation stunt: http://www.apple.com/feedback/safari.html

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