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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 14 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » Greece clinches 86-billion-euro bailout deal to avoid 'Grexit' Greece agrees to tough reforms in return for a three-year bailout worth up to 86 billion euros after marathon talks with eurozone leaders in Brussels. More » Farmers vow legal action, civil disobedience to stop mine's 'agricultural genocide' Turnbull not consulted before decision made to boycott Q&A Virgin and Jetstar begin flying stranded passengers out of Bali Russian space agency workers unable to secure visas for Qld conference Heavier babies more likely to develop childhood cancer, research finds Australian space centre to receive first Pluto close-up Rape victim heard police laughing with abusive partner, inquiry hears At least 23 conscripts killed in Russian military barracks collapse Basso quits Tour due to testicular cancer More Analysis » There's an ill wind blowing from Canberra on renewable energy It's hard to imagine a fledgling industry being attacked and undermined by a national government the way the renewables sector is by the Abbott Government. It might not be so shocking if we were talking about an industry that had a business that damaged community health (like, say, tobacco) or threatened the health and safety of current and future generations (like, say, coal). But renewables provide energy that is clean, safe and potentially very good for Australia's economy. More » Australia-US alliance: mind the expectations gap Hold onto your jobs, a storm is coming No, Gary Johns, Indigenous women aren't 'cash cows' If the US can offer TPP transparency, so can we There's no playbook for these economic woes Ethics isn't just useful, it's our only hope for moral progress Why my family fears holidays (and why I took one anyway and got stranded in Bali) With Shorten on the ropes, are we facing a snap election? Not everyone is barracking for a public holiday on AFL Grand Final eve Just In More Just In » WA woman jailed in Abu Dhabi for 'writing bad words' on Facebook By Middle East Correspondent Sophie McNeill A West Australian woman is arrested and jailed in Abu Dhabi after being found guilty of "writing bad words on social media". More » Treasurer set to announce return to surplus in Queensland budget WA Aboriginal corporation put into administration Greece on the front line as migrants flee war-torn Middle East Fuel leak on Qantas plane forces prioritised landing at Hobart airport US president Barack Obama grants clemency to 46 convicts ReadyCare telehealth service 'no substitution' for traditional care, doctors group warns Punishing terms of Greek bailout deal Attorney-General rejects TAC's request for funding to wrap up legal service Iran nuclear talks stall, deal for sanctions relief unlikely to be reached today World More World » Greece on the front line as migrants flee war-torn Middle East By Europe correspondent Barbara Miller Every night, flimsy boats packed with men, women and children set out to make the perilous journey from Turkey to the Greek island of Kos. Correspondent Barbara Miller met some of the migrants fleeing war and poverty in the hopes of a better life. More » US president Barack Obama grants clemency to 46 convicts Punishing terms of Greek bailout deal Iran nuclear talks stall, deal for sanctions relief unlikely to be reached today Myanmar president Thein Sein not running for second term Day draws Woods at British Open Business More Business » Greece clinches 86-billion-euro bailout deal to avoid 'Grexit' Greece agrees to tough reforms in return for a three-year bailout worth up to 86 billion euros after marathon talks with eurozone leaders in Brussels. More » Big four banks facing $30b capital shortfall Greece deal too late to lift market in light day of trade Cut to renewables spending sends 'chill down spines' of investors Start-ups starved of sufficient support, Young entrepreneurs say This week in business: China's slowing economy Politics More Politics » Treasurer set to announce return to surplus in Queensland budget The Palaszczuk Government is expected to announce a return to surplus when it hands down its first budget today. More » US president Barack Obama grants clemency to 46 convicts Myanmar president Thein Sein not running for second term Russian space agency workers unable to secure visas for Qld conference Start-ups starved of sufficient support, Young entrepreneurs say Sport More Sport » Cherry-Evans booed at Gold Coast but Manly has last laugh in big win over Titans Gold Coast fans unleash their ire in Daly Cherry-Evans' direction, but the Manly half-back had the last laugh as his side ran out comfortable winners at Robina Stadium. More » Hird severely concussed in bicycle fall, cleared of fractures Basso quits Tour due to testicular cancer Australia wouldn't drink with England after first Test: Anderson Day draws Woods at British Open Nat Fyfe remains eligible for Brownlow after receiving fine, Adams and Selwood cop bans Cooper in box seat for Wallabies' flyhalf role Ellyse Perry keen to lead Southern Stars to Ashes triumph Patty Mills not named in Boomers squad Parkinson sizzles at J-Bay Open Science and Technology More Science and Technology » 'Pluto killer' says New Horizons will shed new light on former planet Professor Mike Brown, sometimes referred to as the "Pluto killer", says information sent back by the New Horizons probe could shed new light on the former planet. More » Extinct volcano cluster discovered off coast of Sydney Airbus electric aircraft takes first flight across English Channel amid stoush with rival US personnel agency chief resigns of massive computer hacks Government agencies negotiating with Hacking Team: leaked emails Environment More Environment » Iran nuclear talks stall, deal for sanctions relief unlikely to be reached today Marathon talks are continuing as negotiations between Iran and six world powers to curb Tehran's nuclear program in exchange for sanctions relief stall. More » Heathrow cancels flights after protesters get on runway Toxic Solomon Islands mine tailings dam on brink of overflow Government 'sabotages' thousands of solar energy sector jobs Extinct volcano cluster discovered off coast of Sydney About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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