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NewsMail Morning Edition Mon 06 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » 'No' vote prevailing in counting in Greece bailout referendum Thousands of Athenians gather in central Syntagma Square to celebrate as counting from Sunday's referendum on whether to accept tough bailout conditions suggests a win for a 'no' vote, which could jeopardise Greece's place in the eurozone. More » Joyce cancels Q&A appearance as Abbott orders frontbench boycott Calabrian Mafia continues to flourish in Australia despite major police operations Alex McKinnon might sue NRL over tackle which left him paralysed Princess Charlotte christened in intimate ceremony First Mr Fluffy house to be demolished as part of buyback scheme Man stabbed to death in Melbourne's south-west Hunt compelled to name names in police statement Hamburg's historic port warehouses given world heritage status Children in Gaza traumatised, living in fear one year after war 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 » 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 Our self-preservation instincts have failed us, but technology is here to save us Eric Abetz on same-sex marriage: Won't somebody please think of Asia? The Government's 'allegiance' law sends us back to the Middle Ages Just In More Just In » Devonport oil tanker stand-off goes to Industrial Relations Commission The crew of an oil tanker docked in Devonport is engaging in illegal industrial action, the ship's operator will argue in the Industrial Relations Commission. More » Australia will win on flat pitches: Botham Mary Poppins fans flock to Maryborough for annual celebration Alex McKinnon might sue NRL over tackle which left him paralysed Hunt compelled to name names in police statement Hamburg's historic port warehouses given world heritage status Indigenous referendum needs to be more than symbolic gesture: representatives Man stabbed to death in Melbourne's south-west First Mr Fluffy house to be demolished as part of buyback scheme How police used my text messages to catch a mafia boss World More World » Hamburg's historic port warehouses given world heritage status The UN cultural agency designates Hamburg's historic maritime warehouse and business districts, boasting early 20th century German brick architecture, as world heritage sites. More » Froome and Contador back in control on Tour Happy Hamilton a home winner again 'No' vote prevailing in counting in Greece bailout referendum Children in Gaza traumatised, living in fear one year after war Princess Charlotte christened in intimate ceremony Business More Business » 'No' vote prevailing in counting in Greece bailout referendum Thousands of Athenians gather in central Syntagma Square to celebrate as counting from Sunday's referendum on whether to accept tough bailout conditions suggests a win for a 'no' vote, which could jeopardise Greece's place in the eurozone. More » China steps up efforts to bring markets out of nose-dive Caltex defend plans to replace Australian fuel ship crew with international workers Qantas offers $90m in bonuses to staff who agree to 18-month wages freeze Retail sales disappoint with modest 0.3pc rise in May Politics More Politics » Devonport oil tanker stand-off goes to Industrial Relations Commission The crew of an oil tanker docked in Devonport is engaging in illegal industrial action, the ship's operator will argue in the Industrial Relations Commission. More » Indigenous referendum needs to be more than symbolic gesture: representatives 'No' vote prevailing in counting in Greece bailout referendum Joyce cancels Q&A appearance as Abbott orders frontbench boycott Prime Minister to spend week in Torres Strait, Northern Peninsula region Sport More Sport » Saints beat turgid Bombers by record-breaking 110 points St Kilda has recorded its biggest ever win over Essendon, thumping the struggling Bombers by 110 points to confirm the Saints' revival and the Bombers concerns. More » Alex McKinnon might sue NRL over tackle which left him paralysed Hunt compelled to name names in police statement Australia will win on flat pitches: Botham Happy Hamilton a home winner again Froome and Contador back in control on Tour Manly climbs off bottom of ladder with comfortable win over Sharks Dockers overcome stubborn Lions by 36 points Blues enforcer Klemmer knocks out trainer in lead up to Origin decider Kookaburras steal late win in World League 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 » Glow worm photography highlights Kiwi cave life By Jennifer King These ethereal images could be computer-generated Hollywood space movie scenes but are actually nature at its most awesome. More » 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 BP agrees to pay $US18.7b over Gulf of Mexico oil spill About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. This message was sent to you at starnewsposting@gmail.com Please add newslists@your.abc.net.au to your email address book to see images by default and stop the email being treated as spam. 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