The Guardian Australia - 2018-04-27

• North Korea nuclear test site has collapsed and may be out of action – China study
• Banking royal commission: witness collapses after accusation of lying
• Sophie Mirabella defamation case hears newspaper published 'fake news'
• Frydenberg refuses to repent as Alan Jones tries to exorcise energy blasphemy
• NDIS funding backflip: Coalition warned not to use people with disabiliti­es 'as pawns'
• Victoria pledges record funds to keep Indigenous children in community care
• Donald Trump likely to scrap Iran deal amid 'insane' changes of stance, says Macron
• Richard Marles under attack for support of war memorial display honouring boat turnbacks
• ABF 'obstructed' medical transfers from Nauru, Roman Quaedvlieg admits
• Isis trying to foment a wave of migration to Europe, says UN official
• James Cook: The Voyages review – eye-opening records of colliding worlds
• Directors who quit Australia's largest dairy farm business urged Chinese owner to invest in it
• Ford Australia fined $10m for mishandlin­g complaints over faulty gearboxes
• Labor to match Coalition in dumping Medicare levy rise as tax battle lines redrawn
• Asylum seeker boy on Nauru pleads for medical help for his mother
• MPs call for urgent investigat­ion into $180m in water buybacks
• Most lung and bowel cancers being diagnosed too late, data shows
• Flesh-eating ulcer: Coalition will spend $1.5m to try to control disease's spread
• Malcolm Turnbull 'disappoint­ed' over Trump diverting ambassador to South Korea
• Labor group lobbies for binding vote in favour of legal and accessible abortions
• British-Iranian academic Abbas Edalat detained in Iran, British officials say
• Google to improve YouTube Kids app to let parents control what children watch
• Saudi Arabia criticised for 48 beheadings in four months of 2018
• Malta losing money 'hand over fist' from Azerbaijan energy deal, claim experts
• Facebook posts record revenues for first quarter despite privacy scandal
• Peter Madsen sentenced to life for murdering journalist Kim Wall
• The largest thing in the universe? Cosmic collision 12bn years ago created mega-galaxy
• Justine Damond: Minneapoli­s police officer to plead not guilty to murder
• Unjust desserts: dish planned for Korean summit prompts anger in Japan
• Qatari man held for 13 years over links to al-Qaida: I was tortured on US soil
• Gorillas are far more numerous than previously thought, survey reveals
• From Game of Thrones to The Crown: the woman who turns actors into stars
• Climate change to drive migration from island homes sooner than thought
• Does anyone remember when we worried about rising inflation?
• We shouldn't let PrEP fuel another sexual health disaster
• Facebook data harvesting and the hunt for the 'friend' who betrayed me
• What Brigitte Macron learned: only trophy wives count in Trumpland
• Tech has no moral code. It is everyone’s job now to fight for one
• The Guardian view on the Toronto van attack: a misogynist movement spreads?
• Living the dream (so we don’t have to): the boy who ran off to Bali
• WhatsApp plans to ban under-16s. The mystery is how
• Of course we can pay for the NHS. We can’t afford not to
• A vote for women's equality will free councils from budgetary paralysis
• Theresa May has no choice. She must back Labour on a new customs union
• Why was the scheme behind May’s ‘Go Home’ vans called Operation Vaken?
• Adani builds coal-fired power plant in India to send energy to Bangladesh
• The Guardian view on analogue clocks: their time has not run out
• The missing maths: the human cost of fossil fuels
• 'We're doomed': Mayer Hillman on the climate reality no one else will dare mention
• Bin liners to takeaway containers – ideas to solve your plastic conundrums
• World's longest penguin dive, of more than half an hour, is recorded
• Democratic senators scrutinize Koch brothers' 'infiltrati­on' of Trump team
• Trump plan to tackle lead in drinking water criticized as 'empty exercise'
• UK retailers 'will not suffer financial losses' from bottle deposit scheme
• UK supermarke­ts launch voluntary pledge to cut plastic packaging
• Growing brains in labs: why it's time for an ethical debate
• Swedish archaeolog­ists uncover brutal 5th century massacre
• Dose entire population with anti-malaria drugs to eradicate disease – study
• Some antidepres­sants linked to dementia risk
• Artificial intelligen­ce: €20bn investment call from EU commission
• Percy Lamb obituary
• Loneliness can’t be ‘cured’. We must learn to find value in solitude
• Google puts gun emoji back in holster with switch to water pistol
• Who are the 'incels' and how do they relate to Toronto van attack?
• Website linked to cyber-attacks against UK banks is shut down
• Callum Hawkins: 'Did I win?' Collapsed marathon runner not angry at organisers
• AFLW is at risk of being run by men for men. Where are the female coaches?
• LeBron James buzzer-beater lifts Cavaliers to 3-2 series lead over Pacers
• Australia ball-tampering scandal a reality check, says Pakistan’s coach
• New IAAF testostero­ne rules could slow Caster Semenya by up to seven seconds
• Marco Asensio gives Real Madrid advantage against Bayern Munich
• NRL: Melbourne Storm turn on the power to humiliate hapless Warriors
• The statistics and tactics that explain how Wolves won the Championsh­ip
• Tom Youngs: Leicester ‘under no illusions’ about Newcastle showdown
• Mallinder's Northampto­n downfall has parallels with Wenger

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