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Grattan on Friday: Abbott will look tricky if he tries to abort the same-sex marriage bill he encouraged

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imageCritics are already seeing Prime Minister Tony Abbott's reaction to a cross-party same-sex marriage bill as Abbott going back on his word.AAP/Lukas Coch

The prime minister is suddenly looking like a throwback to Tony Abbott, health minister, when he was fighting trenchantly against losing ministerial power over the abortion drug RU486.

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Poison pill? Key events in the history of Greece and the eurozone

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imageMany Greeks want to see their country stay in the eurozone, but fear yet another round of crippling austerity measures.Yannis Kolesidis/EPA/AAP

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  1. Secrets and lies: why donor-conceived children need to know their origins
  2. Family violence victims need support, not mandatory reporting
  3. It takes a special kind of cyclist to win the Tour de France
  4. Will the University of Adelaide's lecture phase-out be a flop?
  5. This weekend’s Greek referendum: nobody wins, at least in Greece
  6. Battling the British Invasion: Mr Tambourine Man and the fight for American pop independence
  7. Technolog: Hype and reality. Apple Music launch and possible UK encryption ban
  8. Virtual reality tech may make 'going shopping' in real life a thing of the past
  9. How Greece crisis sparked a new era of extremist politics
  10. Why addiction treatment is in need of a fix
  11. Hard Evidence: how has the eurozone affected the welfare of its citizens?
  12. Beyond Heathrow – what the Airports Commission missed out
  13. Rich ghettos: the rural housing crisis no one is talking about
  14. Despite progress, Tunisia's problems go much deeper than security
  15. Orange is the new bleak: solitary confinement is bad for the brain
  16. Why fight over free trade confounds partisan divide
  17. The political work of the Confederate flag
  18. Punishment, secrecy and lethal injection: a few thoughts on Glossip v Gross
  19. Explainer: crucial Texas case on race considerations in college admissions
  20. Should there be a dress code for doctors?
  21. The trouble with using synthetic rhino horn to stop poaching
  22. Now students are expected to study a language until age 16, the work to rebuild begins
  23. Celebrity selfies helped us to uncover how memories are formed in the brain
  24. The dangerous gamble that could spark full-scale conflict in Ukraine
  25. Emergency budget will show George Osborne’s true political colours
  26. Greece: when is it time to forgive debt?
  27. The numbers reveal the government didn't 'play god' with the Vietnam draft
  28. Getting with the Program: Brandis releases his draft arts funding guidelines
  29. Australia’s twin track diplomacy
  30. Our new anti-earthquake technology could protect cities from destruction
  31. Tesla batteries might power your home but stored fuels will still run the country
  32. Europe is heading towards constitutional crisis, with or without Greece
  33. Many 'benefits scroungers' are hard working people you rely on for your care
  34. Explainer: do common chemicals increase your risk of cancer?
  35. Why South Africa's governing alliance is doing some serious stock-taking
  36. How Africa can overcome being marginalised in the global economy
  37. Caliphate, a disputed concept, no longer has a hold over all Muslims
  38. How history textbooks can be used to build kids' empathy
  39. Why South African nurses should no longer be sidelined in policymaking
  40. Grexiting: why you should not (only) blame the big bad creditors
  41. Forced rehabilitation of drug users in Indonesia not a solution
  42. Border Force Act entrenches secrecy around Australia's asylum seeker regime
  43. Why politicans fail to make the economic case for free trade
  44. Coalition gains a little ground in polls
  45. Fiona Patten: Inmate's Rights Go Up In Smoke
  46. How game theory explains Grexit and may also predict Greek poll outcome
  47. Is it time to reform the cornerstone of Australia's insolvency regime?
  48. Australia should tread cautiously on UK-inspired English language tests
  49. Video gamers are sexy, or at least they think they are
  50. Teaching terror: what role for schools in countering violent extremism?

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