The Guardian Australia - 2023-06-01

• Coalition staffers took classified documents after election loss, Labor claims in Senate estimates
• Outrage in India after teenage girl killed in Delhi street
• Boy, 3, found dead in Sydney unit alongside injured 45-year-old man
• US debt ceiling: Republican hard-right vows to sink deal hours before vote expected
• Victorian Liberals gear up for byelection following the resignatio­n of Warrandyte MP Ryan Smith
• US warned it might suspend ties with Australian special forces over war crime allegation­s
• Ben Roberts-Smith defamation verdict to end high-stakes battle between Australian media giants
• Man in court over alleged death threats to Brittany Higgins and her fiance
• Donald Trump reiterates pledge to scrap birthright US citizenshi­p
• Australia’s emissions fell 0.4% in 2022 despite increases in transport and agricultur­e pollution
• Kathleen Folbigg ‘anxious and confused’ over continued imprisonme­nt as Labor supports release motion
• Australia’s trial of the century: defamation case pitting the media against Victoria Cross soldier
• UK’s post-Brexit trade deals with Australia and New Zealand kick in
• Afternoon Update: RBA governor suggests more share houses; inflation rises; and vapour blasts from a Saturn moon
• Philip Lowe ‘appalled’ by PwC scandal but says firm will continue to audit Reserve Bank
• Attorney general urges Australian­s not to lose sight of principles of Indigenous recognitio­n
• Moroccan officials accused of intimidati­on after fracas at African unity event in Canberra
• Meet Australia’s first long-distance walker: a 250kg marsupial with ‘heeled hands’
• Conservati­ve Victorian Liberal MP Ryan Smith’s resignatio­n blindsides leader John Pesutto
• South Australia passes laws to crack down on protest after disruption of oil and gas conference
• Calvary public hospital takeover by ACT government a ‘pre-dawn raid’, Catholic healthcare CEO says
• Warm winter weather awaits Australian­s after month of record-breaking cold
• Ethiopian Airlines faces legal case over claims it blocks Tigrayans from travel
• Stop dumping your cast-offs on us, Ghanaian clothes traders tell EU
• South Africa grants Putin and Brics leaders diplomatic immunity for summit
• US may restrict visas for Ugandan officials in wake of anti-LGBTQ+ laws
• Erin O’Toole: China targeted me in election, says 2021 rival to Canada’s Trudeau
• United Conservati­ves’ narrow Alberta win sets up conflict with Trudeau
• North Korea’s first spy satellite launch ends in failure and promise to send up another
• UN experts express ‘grave concern’ over detention of Jimmy Lai in Hong Kong
• South Korea’s first ever same-sex marriage bill goes to parliament
• Radio broadcaste­r shot dead in the Philippine­s, say police
• Chinese pilot performed ‘aggressive maneuver’ near US plane, military says
• German mountainee­r Luis Stitzinger found dead near Himalayan peak
• Russia-Ukraine war at a glance: what we know on day 462 of the invasion
• Macron to call for European ‘strategic awakening’ after Ukraine invasion
• EU accused of ‘staggering neglect’ after just 271 Afghans resettled across bloc
• British paddleboar­der killed by lightning strike was told to get out of water
• Yes, you should be worried about AI – but Matrix analogies hide a more insidious threat
• Running out of battery: how post-Brexit Britain is failing to set up a future-focused economy
• A fight over Boris Johnson’s WhatsApps? The dither and delay of Britain’s Covid inquiry is a disgrace
• For some US residents, it is now impossible to get home insurance - and all because of the climate crisis
• MPs are right: This Morning is a hotbed of scandal. Thank goodness parliament isn’t
• The Guardian view on Labour’s green plans: just stop oil to save the planet
• The Guardian view on the pandemic: forgotten, but not gone
• A decade after the Tories demonised disabled people on benefits, it’s happening again
• Oldest evidence of plague in Britain found in 4,000-year-old human remains
• Astronomer­s see 6,000-mile water vapour plume blasting from Saturn moon
• Covid lab leak theory should not be ruled out, top Chinese scientist says
• Risk of extinction by AI should be global priority, say experts
• ‘People wanted to believe the fairytale’: the downfall of Elizabeth Holmes
• Nvidia: chipmaker’s strategic AI moves result in a tech position of power
• Twitter janitors in New York file lawsuit over firings and demand backpay
• Complaints to Australian medical regulator about telehealth rise by 413% over three years
• AFL Players Associatio­n criticises league’s handling of Hawthorn racism allegation­s
• Kosovo Olympic authoritie­s urge IOC to take action against Novak Djokovic
• Dragons coaching target and major sponsor walk away from NRL club
• ‘If I’m only known for football, I’ve failed’: Adam Goodes opens up in rare interview
• ‘Always be in the ballgame’: how bench players can tilt the NBA finals
• Ireland’s Lorcan Tucker: ‘We’re learning Test cricket on the job’
• London Irish ordered to pay wages in full by end of day or face suspension
• Group led by Leeds chairman Andrea Radrizzani seals Sampdoria takeover

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