The Guardian Australia - 2018-05-01

• Scott Morrison refuses to guarantee budget surpluses of at least 1% GDP
• Sophie Mirabella case: Ken Wyatt says former MP approached him to get 'evidence right'
• Victorian town ordered to pay $90,000 after losing bottled water battle with farmer
• Medicare change to give greater dialysis access to remote Indigenous Australian­s
• World's oldest known spider dies at 43 after a quiet life undergroun­d
• Alan Jones defamation case: radio host accused of baseless attacks on Wagner family
• Court's niqab ban led to miscarriag­e of justice, Sydney hearing told
• South Australia halts Indigenous treaty talks as premier says he has 'other priorities'
• Self-radicalise­d Sydney man stabbed neighbour to avenge US bombings, court told
• 'Sidelined' China seeks to maintain influence as ties between North Korea and US improve
• Queensland promises $550m to redress scheme for sexual abuse survivors
• 'Enough is enough': Craig Laundy says employers must organise like unions
• Beware, fellow feminist witches, conservati­ve columnists are on to us!
• Two 'deadly' samples found in pill-testing trial at Canberra music festival
• AMP directors' 25% pay cut scorned as a 'slap on the wrist'
• ABC to cut 20 newsroom jobs in digital-led restructur­e
• Alinta announces $250m bid for AGL's Liddell coal power station
• Schools need large increase in funds to deliver Gonski reforms, union says
• AMP chair Catherine Brenner resigns after scandals uncovered by banking commission
• Boosting compulsory super to 12% could hurt wages, report warns
• Australia must overhaul 'industrial' school model, says Gonski-chaired review
• UN suspends key witness in alleged sexual assault inquiry
• Kabul: double suicide bombing kills dozens in Afghan capital
• Canada's Trump moment? Doug Ford rises in conservati­ve party
• First person convicted under Malaysia's fake news law
• Michelle Wolf White House routine ignites backlash and defence of Sanders
• Missile attack on Syria kills pro-Assad fighters, say observers
• Colombian civilians caught in crossfire as rebel factions fill violent vacuum
• US stops caravan of Central American asylum seekers
• North Korea must take 'irreversib­le' steps to denucleari­zation, US warns
• UN security council overwhelme­d by suffering at Rohingya camps
• Stormy Daniels lawyer predicts Michael Cohen will ‘flip' on Trump
• Thailand: hundreds stage largest protest since start of military rule
• Trump hits out at 'lousy location' of US embassy in London
• White House correspond­ents’ dinner: Michelle Wolf shocks media with Sarah Sanders attack
• Patriarchy perpetuate­s trauma. It's time to face the fact
• How do I find an honest financial adviser?
• Since when did 'perfect smokey eye' become an insult, America?
• In 68 we occupied Columbia. Today's students can again spearhead change
• Michelle Wolf has nothing to apologise for. Her critics do, though
• The US has Ellis Island, why shouldn’t Britain have a migration museum?
• May has cost Rudd her job – but we haven’t seen the last of her
• It’s official: the Brexiter v remainer battle will never, ever end
• The Windrush scandal is institutio­nal racism, pure and simple
• Australian-backed gas project fails to deliver PNG economic boom – report
• The Guardian view on local elections: good reasons to give May a bad night
• The Guardian view on tackling sexual violence: when victims suffer twice
• Republican­s have so corrupted EPA, Americans can only save it in the voting booth
• The new food: meet the startups racing to reinvent the meal
• £20m study to investigat­e collapse risk of major Antarctic glacier
• Millions of trees at risk in secretive Network Rail felling programme
• Hedgehog sightings fall for third consecutiv­e year, survey reveals
• The five habits that can add more than a decade to your life
• Partial rather than full knee replacemen­ts better for many – report
• Seven ways … to support your immune system
• Windows 10 April 2018 update: everything you need to know
• Revealed: how bookies use AI to keep gamblers hooked
• AFL fans prove parasite to footballer­s' hosts in social media era
• Melbourne Victory to consider additional sanctions for coaches
• Australia eye pink-ball Test against India at Adelaide Oval
• When a try is not a try and other unanswered NRL questions
• Arsène Wenger praises ‘classy’ gesture from Manchester United
• LeBron pours in 45 to carry Cleveland Cavaliers past Indiana Pacers in Game 7
• At The Races channel to relaunch as Sky Sports Racing at start of next year
• QPR owner Tony Fernandes refuses to rule out Ian Holloway departure
• Rugby union: talking points from the weekend's action

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