The Guardian Australia - 2024-04-22

• Linda Reynolds welcomes Brittany Higgins’ ‘olive branch’ but says without concession­s she will go to trial
• Beef wellington and alleged murder: how Australia’s suspected mushroom poisoning case unfolded – a timeline
• Hundreds gather for candleligh­t vigil at Bondi Beach to pay tribute to victims of shopping centre attack
• Residents push for renaming of Trump Plaza to disassocia­te from ex-president
• Double or nothing: Australia’s first ‘jobsharing’ political candidates raise constituti­onal questions
• Australia’s fastest woman Torrie Lewis stuns the world in China
• Japan navy helicopter­s crash, leaving one dead and seven missing
• Sex offender banned from using AI tools in landmark UK case
• The El Niño has ended. Will Australia get a La Niña next – and what weather could that bring?
• The Surprise: secret Bluey episode drops around the world amid panic the cartoon is ending
• ‘They just make you happy’: the Queensland farmers who took a chance on a million sunflowers
• ‘Completely blindsided’: new owners of strata properties shocked by special levies
• ‘Hundreds will come out on a weeknight in Canberra’: is the Baso Australia’s best music venue?
• ‘Epidemic’ of violence against Aboriginal women in NT is getting worse, exasperate­d experts warn
• Number of Australian­s attempting to quit vaping doubles, Quitline data shows
• Left silences right, right silences left. But censorship stops us pushing for change
• House approves $61bn aid for Ukraine – what we know so far, and what happens next
• The last straw: the Snowy Mountains broommaker­s keeping a tradition alive
• Collective trauma has brought Australian­s together but rising inequality is leaving many behind
• US poised to impose sanctions on IDF unit accused of violations in West Bank
• Former British spy in IRA who allegedly admitted murder will not be prosecuted
• Millions at risk of floods in China’s Guangdong province after heavy rain
• Hipgnosis in takeover battle as UK music investor says it would accept rival bid
• Ecuadorean­s to vote in referendum on unpreceden­ted security measures
• ‘Do they realise what they’re doing?’ Milan takes on ice-cream sellers in war on ‘wild nightlife’
• Erdoğan urges Palestinia­n unity after meeting Hamas chief
• Fighting rages at Myanmar’s border with Thailand as rebels target junta troops
• Thai conscienti­ous objector risks jail in rare refusal of military service
• Trump cancels North Carolina rally due to storm in first public address since New York trial
• Professors condemn Columbia crackdown on pro-Palestine students
• Tens of thousands protest against Canary Islands’ ‘unsustaina­ble’ tourism model
• Met police chief faces calls to quit after officer’s ‘openly Jewish’ comment at protest
• Tory party has ‘lost any right’ to call itself patriotic, says Keir Starmer
• Ukraine war briefing: ‘Thank you America’ says Zelenskiy as aid passes House at last
• ‘I was very nearly dead’: high achiever Martha Lane Fox is now on a mission to conquer mountains
• As an immigrant I’m undervalue­d, and my wife has no sympathy
• So Sydney Sweeney’s not pretty and can’t act? Such insults by a woman play into men’s hands
• Sunday with Shirley Manson: ‘I impersonat­e my mother by making a chicken dinner’
• Land of the dinosaurs: baseline of sexism overshadow­s tennis in Madrid
• The rise of booze-free backpackin­g: why gen Z are choosing to travel sober
• How Portugal’s 1974 Eurovision entry toppled the country’s fascist regime
• Longing for a baby in 1971
• ‘I don’t dare consider what it will be like’: with 100 days to go until the Olympics, is Paris ready?
• The moment I knew: his voice on speaker made me laugh – and broke my family’s haze of grief
• ‘Like a film in my mind’: hyperphant­asia and the quest to understand vivid imaginatio­ns
• Gill Meller’s secret ingredient: smoked paprika
• Armed guards, reparation­s and the lives of others: Venice Biennale 2024 – review
• Artwork commemorat­ing Indigenous Australian history triumphs in Venice
• Knife by Salman Rushdie review – a life interrupte­d
• Chloé Hayden on pigeons, high school and celebrity run-ins: ‘This hand pulls me up … and it’s Hugh Jackman’
• The Game Boy at 35: a portal to other magical worlds
• ‘He erased the entire project’ … the book Stanley Kubrick didn’t want anyone to read to be published
• The Observer view: as the world dithers, Ukraine’s plight grows ever more precarious
• Britain was wise to cleave to Europe as the empire began to disintegra­te. It’s time to do it again
• David Cameron is making great strides. No, he really is, you can watch them on video
• When royals marry among themselves, it brings an unexpected peace dividend
• Andrew Neil needs to be more Vorderman, less Voldemort
• The Tories are playing a risky game with their relentless pursuit of Angela Rayner
• A heedless dash for net zero will waste cash and, later, votes
• ‘Everyone wants roast pig’s head’ ... UK chefs put offal centre stage with ‘confrontat­ional’ dishes
• Swifties queue up for special letter from singer in boost for UK’s Record Store Day
• Medical device companies pay millions to NHS while pushing products, says study
• The Observer view on the infected blood scandal: victims of this cruel experiment deserve justice
• A radical British politics rooted in nature is spreading – and the establishm­ent doesn’t like it
• Sunak has ‘set Britain back’ on net zero, says UK’s climate adviser
• Ladybirds are meant to be lucky, but lucky for who?
• Hilary Cass warned of threats to safety after ‘vile’ abuse over NHS gender services review
• UK children bombarded by gambling ads and images online, charity warns
• The big tech firms want an AI monopoly – but the UK watchdog can bring them to heel
• What the Cybertruck’s many failures mean for Tesla
• Ryan Garcia floors Devin Haney three times in epic majority-decision upset
• Master blasters Travis Head and Jake FraserMcGu­rk trade IPL blitzes
• Sally Fitzgibbon­s relegated again after missing mid-season cut at Margaret River Pro
• The 1924 Paris Olympics saved the Games. Can this year’s event repeat that success?
• Everton’s and Forest’s deduction derby is a deeply flawed relegation six-pointer

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