The Guardian Australia - 2017-07-24

• Tony Abbott-backed motion for NSW Liberal preselecti­ons wins party support
• Malcolm Turnbull signals support after Bill Shorten proposes fixed four-year terms
• Why the NSW Liberals' battle is about more than Turnbull v Abbott
• Fukushima: robot images show massive deposits thought to be melted nuclear fuel
• Diana documentar­y reveals William and Harry regret 'rushed' last call
• Peter Dutton calls for voluntary postal vote on marriage equality
• Bill Shorten says Labor will 'create one tax system for all' to address inequality
• New communicat­ions head Anthony Scaramucci deletes old tweets
• 'The idea is coming of age': Indigenous Australian­s take carbon farming to Canada
• Race for political centre is futile, Labor needs to be more progressiv­e
• Yami Lester: tributes follow death of Aboriginal elder and Maralinga activist
• Donald Trump attacks press as Russia scandal swirls around Jeff Sessions
• Poland's former president Lech Wałċsa joins protest against judicial overhaul
• Hanoi is choking on the fumes of 5m motorbikes, but can ban break its habit?
• ‘I’m no fascist’: film-maker hits back over opposition to Catalan independen­ce
• ‘Imagine living with this crap’: tempers in Venice boil over in tourist high season
• Republican­s face two unpalatabl­e options on replacemen­t healthcare bill
• Donald Trump's legal team denies it is looking into presidenti­al pardon
• World Series of Poker: 25-year-old wins title and $8.1m in first appearance
• Bear chases 200 sheep over cliff edge to their deaths
• Labour would leave single market, says Jeremy Corbyn
• Lipstick Under My Burkha's release hailed as victory for Indian women
• Spicer’s gone but the PR joke’s not over
• The Trump resistance can be best described in one adjective: female
• The rebirth of Google Glass shows the merit of failure
• Must growing old mean becoming poorer and lonelier?
• Sexism in advertisin­g is a problem – but hardly the worst one
• Morning-after pill apology is hard to swallow
• Don’t let OJ Simpson blind us to black victims of injustice
• We can’t prepare to leave Europe until we know where we’re going
• The Observer view on Poland’s assault on law and the judiciary
• The Observer view on Jane Austen’s immortalit­y
• What I learned from home DNA testing
• How to stand the test of time as an artist
• Do secrets make you ill? - Personalit­y quiz
• 'Nobody has one button': Steve Jobs opera sings Apple founder's praises – and flaws
• Sky’s the limiting factor for Chris Froome in Tour de France popularity stakes
• Branden Grace shoots lowest-ever men’s major round of 62 at the Open
• José Mourinho guarantees David de Gea is staying with Manchester United
• Alfie Plant finds time to smell the roses as best amateur at the Open
• West Ham announce club-record signing of Marko Arnautovic from Stoke
• Jason Day back from the brink and aiming to join final-round Open reckoning
• Deceit, determinat­ion and Murdoch's millions: how Premier League was born
• Chris Froome set for fourth Tour de France title after increasing lead in time trial
• Martin Slumbers’ strange anti-BBC tirade may come back to haunt him
• Manchester City seal signing of Real Madrid right-back Danilo for £26.5m

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