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NewsMail Morning Edition Thu 02 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Greek PM digs in against bailout as talks put on ice until vote A defiant prime minister Alexis Tsipras again urges Greeks to reject an international bailout deal, wrecking any prospect of repairing broken relations with EU partners before a referendum on Sunday that may decide Greece's future in Europe. More » Coalition conservatives try to kill off same-sex marriage 'ambush' Thousands of Sydney dental patients may have been exposed to HIV, hepatitis Kyrgios courts trouble again to advance at Wimbledon Great Barrier Reef not 'in danger', UNESCO decides IS attacks leave at least 100 dead in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula New gadget could stop drivers from texting Government rejects Greens request to take part in Indigenous referendum talks Friends, Kurdish community offer help to bring back body of Reece Harding Indonesia denies civilians paid bribes to be on doomed flight More Analysis » When Malcolm Turnbull makes excuses for bad journalism, democracy suffers Following Zaky Mallah's appearance on Q&A last week, Malcolm Turnbull said the ABC had a higher duty to be objective and the rest of the media "can be as opinionated as they like". Amid all the fuss on this topic, this, to me, seems just about the most extraordinary development. If the actual Minister for Communications really believes that, then the problem is not that he doesn't understand media, but that he doesn't understand democracy. More » Could Greek resistance bring down the EU? The ban on cigarettes in prison is stranger than you might think Don't worry, Australia isn't facing a Greek tragedy A bridge too far: Did Chris Christie miss his chance to be president? Our jobs no longer define how we vote Greek debt crisis: the failure of the euro wasn't just predictable, it was predicted Constitutional confusion and the movement for Indigenous recognition Early election? We're already seeing the familiar rituals One night in Shanghai: how the police state rescued my luggage Just In More Just In » 'English Schindler' Nicholas Winton dies, aged 106 Nicholas Winton, dubbed the "English Schindler" for saving hundreds of Jewish children in Prague from the Nazis in the run-up to World War II, dies at the age of 106. More » Blatter maintains innocence, believes he will 'go to heaven one day' Man is run over and dies in Alice Springs Drivers face delays on M1 Pacific Motorway after truck crash near Newcastle New gadget could stop drivers from texting Kookaburras into Hockey World League semis with win over Ireland Thousands of Sydney dental patients may have been exposed to HIV, hepatitis Indonesia denies civilians paid bribes to be on doomed flight Man-made structures could provide feeding ground for seals Male bearded dragons make better mothers, study finds World More World » 'English Schindler' Nicholas Winton dies, aged 106 Nicholas Winton, dubbed the "English Schindler" for saving hundreds of Jewish children in Prague from the Nazis in the run-up to World War II, dies at the age of 106. More » Blatter maintains innocence, believes he will 'go to heaven one day' Indonesia denies civilians paid bribes to be on doomed flight Djokovic, Williams and Sharapova cruise through amid stifling heat IS attacks leave at least 100 dead in Egypt's Sinai Peninsula Greek pensioners escorted into banks after country defaults Business More Business » Asciano receives $9b takeover bid from Canada's Brookfield By business editor Ian Verrender Australia's biggest port and rail operator Asciano has become the target of a $9 billion takeover bid from Canada's Brookfield Infrastructure. More » All Ordinaries, ASX rise despite worsening Greek debt crisis Property boom accelerates in Sydney, Melbourne, slide builds in mining states Apartment construction boom keeps building approvals near record highs Kathmandu takeover: Briscoe lobs $312m offer for outdoor retailer Manufacturing slump points to unemployment increase: Ai Group USDA report pushes grain futures to 'staggering' heights Murray Goulburn sets unit share price Politics More Politics » Government rejects Greens request to take part in Indigenous referendum talks By political reporter Anna Henderson The Federal Government rejects a request from the Greens to take part in talks on a referendum to recognise Indigenous Australians. More » Greek pensioners escorted into banks after country defaults Greek PM digs in against bailout as talks put on ice until vote Tim Carmody: His rise and fall as chief justice Sister of Australian man jailed in China calls on Government to secure release Sport More Sport » Kyrgios's win over Monaco tainted by another umpire spat Nick Kyrgios beats Juan Monaco to advance to the next round of Wimbledon despite battling the chair umpire once more, Sam Stosur and Bernard Tomic also through. More » Ennis found guilty by NRL judiciary, but set to join Blues Origin camp Harris in doubt for first Ashes Test as knee soreness keeps him out of tour match Djokovic, Williams and Sharapova cruise through amid stifling heat Israel Folau signs three-year contract with ARU Thurston hoping for another powerful Inglis performance QCCC denies it has evidence to charge more Gold Coast Suns players Tough FFA Cup round of 32 draw for A-League clubs Groth upsets Sock as four Aussies progress on Wimbledon day two Diamonds' Corletto retiring after netball World Cup Science and Technology More Science and Technology » New gadget could stop drivers from texting By consumer affairs reporter Josie Taylor Australia could be the first country to launch a gadget that stops drivers from texting, after its inventor turned up to a business meeting seven years ago only to discover the man he was supposed to meet had been killed by a texting driver. More » Male bearded dragons make better mothers, study finds Seabirds use strong sense of smell to fly between world's oceans: researchers Satellite science saves the sight of remote Australians 'We appear to have had a... launch vehicle failure': SpaceX rocket explodes minutes after lift-off Environment More Environment » China commits to stopping rise in carbon dioxide emissions by 2030 China commits to halting rise in carbon dioxide emissions and pledges to reduce its carbon footprint per unit of gross domestic product by 60-65 per cent from 2005 levels. More » Climate change demonstrators demand action in Vatican rally Government 'tricked' crossbenchers into RET deal, Greens say Research shows Antarctica not just an icy wasteland Dutch court orders government to slash greenhouse emissions About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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