The Guardian Australia - 2018-04-30

• Labor warns against move to give Dutton new spying powers
• North Korea will invite outside experts to observe closing of nuclear test site
• Protests continue for third day over Pamplona gang rape acquittal
• White House correspond­ents’ dinner: Michelle Wolf shocks media with Sarah Sanders attack
• Protesters in Israel call for end to Australian live exports
• First ever pill-testing trial at Australian music festival
• Thousands flee in Myanmar amid fighting between army and Kachin rebels
• Merkel’s antisemiti­sm envoy ‘not surprised’ Jews want to leave Germany
• Labor vows to axe tampon tax if it wins federal election
• Trump calls for Senator Jon Tester to resign over Ronny Jackson claims
• Country Women's Associatio­n's beer cake and pavlova roll recipes
• Rodney Hall, Gail Jones and Gina Perry on what they're reading in April
• More than #MeToo: 10 ways workplaces can turn the hashtag into action
• Budget earmarks $500m to mitigate Great Barrier Reef climate change
• Australia gets UN to delete criticism of MurrayDarl­ing basin plan from report
• So most negative gearers earn below $80,000? Well, here's the catch
• Brazil shooting: two supporters of jailed expresiden­t Lula injured
• North Korea's state media plays down Kim's nuclear pledge
• Dandruff diplomacy: why Macron groomed Trump but Merkel got the brush-off
• Trump and Merkel tried – and failed – to hide their difference­s in Washington
• Violent misogyny is unfortunat­ely not confined to the internet’s ‘incels’
• Are Democrats finally ready to unfriend Facebook and Silicon Valley?
• Never have words meant so little for a generation of politician­s
• The world is broken. Sometimes, it's OK to just be sad about that
• The racists won. So are they happy now?
• Facebook’s global monopoly poses a deadly threat in developing nations
• How dare Kate Middleton look great just after giving birth!
• The Observer view on why Emmanuel Macron deserves credit for global vision
• The Observer view on the government’s punitive and repugnant benefits policy
• Blackcap, redstart, yellowhamm­er: what’s in a bird’s name?
• Health warning as toxic hairy caterpilla­rs take over woodlands
• Life on Mars? Scientists close to solving mystery of the red planet
• Self-destructiv­e species: from exploding ants to postnatal octopuses
• This revolution in our understand­ing of depression will be life-transformi­ng
• Dean Burnett: ‘Happiness shouldn’t be the default state in the human brain’
• Extra time: how smart exercise keeps you younger for longer
• Apple poised to move further into media amid Wall Street 'panic'
• Can Instagram keep its nose clean?
• AFL: Eagles win thrilling western derby as Tigers extend lead on top
• Allardyce’s Firefighte­r Sam job offers Everton fans too little spark
• All athletes have advantages, so why single out Semenya?
• Chris Froome’s struggle to clear his name hangs over Giro d’Italia start
• Novak Djokovic faces uncertain future after struggling in year of pain
• London Marathon fund for MasterChef contestant who died hits £300k
• Said amp; Done: Leeds, Marco Polo Del Nero, and western media bias
• ‘It’s soulless here’: why West Ham fans are in revolt

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