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NewsMail Afternoon Edition Mon 06 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Australia 'brave enough' for recognition referendum: Abbott By Ben Worsley Tony Abbott says Australia is "good enough, big enough and brave enough" for a vote on Indigenous recognition, as he announces plans for a series of community conferences in the run-up to a probable 2017 referendum. More » Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis resigns Greeks defy Europe with strong 'no' vote in bailout referendum Joyce takes Abbott's Q&A boycott directive 'on the chin' Calabrian Mafia continues to flourish in Australia despite major police operations Chinese share market rollercoaster ride continues Fears giant wet wipe 'fatberg' could destroy sewage systems Family speaks of 'broken' hearts after Phil Walsh's death Mother of Gold Coast man killed in Syria says he is not a criminal Three children's medicines recalled over choking hazard More Analysis » Greece voted no, but the damage was done Greece may be on track for a resounding rejection of tough bailout conditions from its creditors, but the truth is the European Union sowed the seeds for its own destruction regardless of this outcome. The divisions and mistrust that for centuries have regularly plunged the European tribes into war once again have begun to bubble as old wounds are now reopened. Unless a permanent solution to the Greek crisis is found, the fallout could go beyond the economic costs and instead result in a regional and global shift in political alliances. More » How to help the Indigenous recognition cause: keep it simple We're all to blame for the foreign fighter reality Liberal right is all bark, no bite on same-sex marriage Phil Walsh's death: we all lost someone today How exactly do you sanitise Game of Thrones? Find out in Vietnam Family violence: the focus should be on support, not mandatory reporting Same-sex marriage: even if Abbott wins, he loses Donations and democracy: how money is compromising our political system Sorry, Apple Music, you can't Spotify my taste Just In More Just In » NAIDOC Week celebrations kick off in Darwin By Katherine Gregory Traditional dance, soulful music and official ceremonies mark the start of NAIDOC week in the Top End at Darwin's Bagot community. More » Man held after cannabis found in suitcases at Sydney's central station Notable events in the career of Dr Philip Nitschke Outdoor bars to open for first time in Canberra Former 'insane asylum' dubbed Ladies Cottage up for sale Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis resigns Adelaide shoe store takes fight against global sports company to Japan Mother of Gold Coast man killed in Syria says he is not a criminal Ex-ambassador's husband accused of sexual abuse described as 'kind, caring' Menu offering possum cassoulet lands chef in a stew World More World » Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis resigns Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, the former Australian academic who fought against Greece's "fiscal waterboarding", resigns the morning after the country's resounding 'No' vote in a controversial bailout referendum. More » Philippines confirms second MERS case Chinese share market rollercoaster ride continues Thousands of Catholics greet Pope Francis in Ecuador Eight dead, dozens injured in Independence Day weekend shootings in Chicago USA run riot to sink Japan 5-2 in Women's World Cup final Business More Business » Greek 'no' vote sends Australian dollar, shares sliding By business reporter Michael Janda Australian shares are down more than 1 per cent on increased 'Grexit' fears and the Australian dollar falls around two cents in two trading days to be at its lowest level since 2009. More » Greeks defy Europe with strong 'no' vote in bailout referendum Chinese share market rollercoaster ride continues Gina Rinehart gives rare interview, talks of pioneering family's 'tough time' Adelaide shoe store takes fight against global sports company to Japan Job ad rise not enough to stop unemployment increasing: economists Consumer price rises remain low shows TD Securities gauge Nissan to close parts warehouses, 58 jobs lost Politics More Politics » Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis resigns Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis, the former Australian academic who fought against Greece's "fiscal waterboarding", resigns the morning after the country's resounding 'No' vote in a controversial bailout referendum. More » Mother of Gold Coast man killed in Syria says he is not a criminal Australia 'brave enough' for recognition referendum: Abbott Joyce takes Abbott's Q&A boycott directive 'on the chin' Timeline: Recognition of Australia's Indigenous people Sport More Sport » Scott Camporeale named interim Crows coach after Phil Walsh's death Former senior assistant Scott Camporeale has been appointed Adelaide Crows interim coach in the wake of Phil Walsh's death. More » Stephen Moore named Wallabies captain for 2015 Parker defends 'humble' Smith over McKinnon remarks USA run riot to sink Japan 5-2 in Women's World Cup final Hunt compelled to name names in police statement Australia will win on flat pitches: Botham Froome and Contador back in control on Tour Kyrgios confirms Davis Cup availability Alex McKinnon might sue NRL over tackle which left him paralysed Rabbitohs' Luke facing two-week suspension Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Music revolution: 3D-printed guitars could be next big thing By Cameron Best A 3D-printed guitar is just one example of how the fusion of design and engineering is pushing art, medicine and sports technology into new frontiers to find the next big thing. More » Solar Impulse 2 arrives in Hawaii, completing historic flight Blind French hikers cross mountains aided by GPS Astronomers celebrate rare close encounter of Venus and Jupiter Police support device that stops drivers texting Environment More Environment » Fears giant wet wipe 'fatberg' could destroy sewage systems By Elise Worthington They might be cheap to buy on supermarket shelves, but disposable wipes are costing authorities tens of millions of dollars as more people flush them down the toilet, clogging pipes and polluting waterways.  More » Glow worm photography highlights Kiwi cave life Queensland Government foreshadows crackdown on land clearing Solar Impulse 2 arrives in Hawaii, completing historic flight EPA not ruling out legal action over Lithgow coal mine pollution About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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