The Guardian Australia - 2018-06-07

• Abbott says Turnbull should 'make some calls' to save Craig Kelly
• 'Gut-wrenching': the NDIS changes driving one family to desperatio­n
• National party comments on drought and climate 'a disservice' to farmers
• Immigratio­n fails to approve visa of former jihadist for Dark Mofo festival
• Festival goers stopped by sniffer dogs to be banned – even if no drugs are found
• Australia drafts laws forcing Facebook and Google to reveal encrypted data
• Steven Ciobo plays down export delays with China, saying growth is ‘phenomenal’
• Voters oust California judge in Brock Turner sexual assault case
• All eyes on Canada as first G7 nation prepares to make marijuana legal
• Queensland ministers will be targeted if state funds roads for Adani, warn activists
• Australia remains preferred destinatio­n for millionair­e migrants
• Vulnerable families deserve better than a government courting One Nation
• Man whose mummified body was found in hoarder's home led troubled life
• Senate inquiry calls for sweeping political donations ban
• Men to receive almost two-thirds of Coalition tax cuts after 10 years
• Fast-tracked Tasmania resort plan raises fears over Chinese investment
• NSW government caves in to pressure and agrees to release key documents
• Australia's GDP growth jumps to 3.1% on back of mining exports
• Broccoli coffee: scientists create new way to eat more greens
• Pumped hydro projects unveiled as Tasmania bids to be 'battery of the nation'
• University explains why it walked away from western civilisati­on degree
• Fashion designer Kate Spade found dead in New York
• Ukraine's president defends faked murder of Russian journalist
• Macron says Trump call is like sausages: best to not know what's inside
• Turkey escalates row with Greece over 'putschist' soldiers
• World Bank warns trade tensions could cause 2008-level crisis
• Putin pushes for end to 'harmful' sanctions during Austria visit
• Italy's PM takes aim at migrants and austerity in maiden speech
• Harvey Weinstein pleads not guilty on rape and criminal sex act charges
• Lava from Hawaii volcano destroys hundreds more homes
• Europe's mental health institutio­ns uniformly substandar­d, says WHO
• India will abolish all single-use plastic by 2022, vows Narendra Modi
• Indigenous justice unfinished 25 years on from Native Title Act
• NSW parliament is finally challengin­g the culture of secrecy in government
• Melania's back. But where has she been?
• Why should a primary school separate girls and boys for sports day?
• A watershed in fighting cancer – but a miracle cure is a long way off
• Steve Bannon is on a far-right mission to radicalise Europe
• Fury and despair over the Masterpiec­e Cakeshop ruling are misplaced
• Is the term ‘mansplaini­ng’ sexist? You asked Google – here’s the answer
• Only the public – not MPs – can force the best possible Brexit
• Brands including Ikea shun new safety accord after Rana Plaza disaster
• Don’t laugh at Michael Rotondo – he's the perfect millennial scapegoat
• Coles and Woolworths’ plastic bag ban and the choices that remain
• The Guardian view on Amazon: not a normal monopoly
• I climbed Everest expecting a rubbish dump but what I found surprised me
• The Guardian view on Heathrow expansion: better never than so late
• Government promises profitable farming postBrexit
• 'Impossible-to-cheat' emissions tests show almost all new diesels still dirty
• Heathrow's third runway gets go-ahead from Chris Grayling
• Heathrow's third runway: the crucial battlegrou­nds
• When a dinosaur fossil is gone it's gone forever
• Work stress raises risk of premature death in vulnerable men - study
• Tailoring cancer treatment to genetic profile extends lives, study finds
• Country diary: butterflie­s instinctiv­ely make chemistry sexy
• US government to use facial recognitio­n technology at Mexico border crossing
• Dangerous fake electric goods sold on Amazon and eBay, research says
• IOS 12: everything you need to know about new iPhone features
• James Sutherland to resign as Cricket Australia CEO
• Push for Australian sporting clubs to host their own pride games
• Siya Kolisi: ‘We represent something much bigger than we can imagine’
• Super Netball’s ‘galácticos’ finally begin to speak the same language
• Fred can be the Red that José Mourinho has been looking for
• Novak Djokovic unsure of Wimbledon after shock loss to Marco Cecchinato
• Forbes rich list shows sport fails to respect women – let alone pay them properly
• England’s Nikita Parris: ‘You’ll still find me shouting at referees’
• Luis Monti: the man who played in two World Cup finals for two countries
• What is the most alphabetic­ally top-heavy football league?
• Kyle Coetzer: 'Any time Scotland face England it’s a bit special'

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