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NewsMail Morning Edition Tue 07 Jul, 2015 Top Stories More Top Stories » French, German leaders urge Greece to offer 'serious' proposals to creditors Leaders of France and Germany tell Greece's government the door for negotiations with creditors remains open but urge it to make credible proposals at a eurozone summit to reach a cash-for-reform deal. More » Kyrgios out of Wimbledon, talk of 'tanking' in loss to Gasquet Police officer shot in the head in Melbourne Q&A panellists unanimous in warning PM against 'muzzling' frontbenchers Scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against inquiry into evidence of human influence Noel Pearson slams Indigenous referendum summit as 'stage-managed' Five riders abandon Tour de France including Simon Gerrans Iraqi warplane accidentally bombs Baghdad, killing eight: officials Meatworks whistleblower faces sacking after helping injured worker Lorna Jane defends advertisement seeking size small receptionist More Analysis » Symbolism won't suffice with Indigenous recognition The journey towards a constitutional referendum on Indigenous recognition has a new roadmap, but we are still no closer to reaching a breakthrough deal. A consensus still has to be reached among Indigenous leadership, while the inclusion of a racial non-discrimination clause remains a point of contention. But what has been agreed upon is that a purely symbolic change isn't enough - so we need to get this right or risk missing a once-in-a-generation opportunity to shift the power relationship between black and white Australia. More » Greece voted no, but the damage was done 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 Just In More Just In » Christian Brothers in Perth settle with more child sex abuse victims Christian Brothers settles with more victims following the Perth hearings of a Royal Commission into child sex abuse. More » Raising age to access superannuation could save Government $7b: report High number of near-collisions at Perth's Jandakot Airport under investigation Men charged after police uncover 70 kilograms of cannabis Running of the bulls festival kicks off in Pamplona Refusal to pay $18m Hazelwood mine firefighting bill 'disappointing' Developers open to changing Launceston Gorge cable car plan FIFA bans bid evaluation chief over 'confidentiality' breach Queensland coroner investigates death of 4yo who swallowed 'button' battery Who is Greece's new finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos? World More World » Running of the bulls festival kicks off in Pamplona A sea of revellers decked in red and white spray wine on each other in a packed Pamplona square on Monday to kick off Spain's famed San Fermin running of the bulls festival. More » FIFA bans bid evaluation chief over 'confidentiality' breach Who is Greece's new finance minister Euclid Tsakalotos? French, German leaders urge Greece to offer 'serious' proposals to creditors Egypt to pass controversial anti-terror draft law Magnitude-6.2 quake hits near Tonga: US Geological Survey Business More Business » Finance minister walks away with Greece on the brink after 'No' vote Greece's finance minister Yanis Varoufakis says he is proud to be hated by the country's creditors as he resigns just hours after his government won victory in a bailout referendum which could splinter Europe. More » Greece, China woes spook Australian share market Chinese shares close after mixed day amid Beijing rescue package rollout 'Reality kicks in' as Chinese share plunge defies government stimulus Gina Rinehart gives rare interview, talks of pioneering family's 'tough time' Adelaide shopkeepers fight global sportswear giant ASICS 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 » Scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against inquiry into evidence of human influence By national environment reporter Jake Sturmer A group of prominent Australian scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against wasting time and parliamentary resources on an inquiry into the evidence of human influence on climate change. More » French, German leaders urge Greece to offer 'serious' proposals to creditors Egypt to pass controversial anti-terror draft law Q&A panellists unanimous in warning PM against 'muzzling' frontbenchers At least 44 killed in twin bomb blasts in Nigerian city, relief agency says Sport More Sport » Kyrgios out of Wimbledon, talk of 'tanking' in loss to Gasquet Australia's Nick Kyrgios under fire for 'tanking' in four-set, fourth round Wimbledon loss to Frenchman Richard Gasquet. More » Five riders abandon Tour including Simon Gerrans FIFA bans bid evaluation chief over 'confidentiality' breach Eels win entertaining affair against Tigers 28-16 Daley insists Farah could play in Origin decider, but Maroons suspect a ruse Hodkinson signs for Knights in blow for Titans McIlroy in doubt for British Open after rupturing ankle ligament Scott Camporeale named interim Crows coach after Phil Walsh's death Stephen Moore named Wallabies captain for 2015 Mundine lays down challenge to Mayweather in bizarre open letter Science and Technology More Science and Technology » Common drugs found lurking in Sydney Harbour water By medical reporter Sophie Scott and Alison Branley Significant levels of common drugs, including strong painkillers and anti-depressants, are detected in tests conducted on water samples in Sydney Harbour. More » Australia's largest discovered dinosaur to go on display Music revolution: 3D-printed guitars could be next big thing Solar Impulse 2 arrives in Hawaii, completing historic flight Blind French hikers cross mountains aided by GPS Environment More Environment » Scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against inquiry into evidence of human influence By national environment reporter Jake Sturmer A group of prominent Australian scientists warn climate sceptic MPs against wasting time and parliamentary resources on an inquiry into the evidence of human influence on climate change. More » Common drugs found lurking in Sydney Harbour water Fears giant wet wipe 'fatbergs' could destroy sewage systems Glow worm photography highlights Kiwi cave life Queensland Government foreshadows crackdown on land clearing About this email You received this email because you are subscribed to ABC News email alerts. 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