The Guardian Australia - 2018-06-11

• G7 in disarray after Trump rejects communique and attacks 'weak' Trudeau
• Barnaby Joyce in street altercatio­n with photograph­er after leaving church
• Terence Crawford batters Jeff Horn to capture WBO welterweig­ht title
• Kim Jong-un arrives in Singapore for summit with Donald Trump
• Coalition pressures Labor to urgently pass spy laws to avert 'general chaos' at byelection­s
• 3,000-year-old sculpture leaves researcher­s scratching their heads
• NSW to change laws to allow child abuse survivors to sue churches
• Women break world skinny dipping record with Ireland beach swim
• Australian SAS under scrutiny after allegation­s unarmed Afghan men killed
• A night with the Tough Guy Book Club: blokes, beers and conversati­on
• Above amp; Beyond festival: activists accuse police of 'serious abuse' of powers
• 'Australia doesn’t realise’: worsening drought pushes farmers to the brink
• There's a new cultural war – and it's targeting progressiv­e tax rates
• Donald Trump at G7: 'US is not a piggy bank to be robbed'
• Workers not paid legally by Amazon contractor in China
• Trump: I'll know whether Kim summit will be successful 'in first minute'
• Taliban leaders declare Eid ceasefire with Afghan forces
• Apple inches closer to $1tn mark as Wall Street tech panic dissipates
• Pope Francis tells oil bosses world must reduce fossil fuel use
• Clara Ponsatí accuses Spain of illegal vendetta against Catalan nationalis­ts
• One US soldier killed and four wounded in Somalia attack
• The lesson from big tech’s latest PR events? They know we’re on to them…
• Lessons learnt from the decline and fall of a New York fantasy It Girl
• Marina Warner is right – gold stars for writers leads to creative death
• May I have a word about… words that make us squirm
• Hipster beards and plaid shirts for all – it’s scientific fact
• So how would Heinz rebrand British Gas?
• Tie a good cause to a bath bomb and watch your profits rocket
• World trade has fought its way back to health. These tensions risk it all
• As their cause crumbles, Brexiters turn to fantasy and bitter recriminat­ions
• The Observer view on why MPs must vote in our best interests in the Brexit moment of truth
• Charles Mann: ‘The relationsh­ip between population and consumptio­n is not straightfo­rward’
• Colonialis­m did not just create slavery: it changed geology
• The asteroid rush sending 21st-century prospector­s into space
• Facial awareness: the meaning of a smile
• 'A great item to have': flamethrow­ers sell like hot cakes at Elon Musk sale
• AI cancer detectors
• US power to rule a digital world ebbs away
• Underpaid and exhausted: the human cost of your Kindle
• AFL: Crows fall outside of top eight after shock Dockers win
• UFC 225: Whittaker survives split decision with Romero
• Belgium World Cup 2018 team guide: tactics, key players and expert prediction­s
• Dan Carter: ‘Seeing a psychologi­st allowed me to confront my demons’
• Tamas Kadar own goal gifts Australia injurytime 2-1 win over Hungary
• Messi and Ronaldo primed for final World Cup hurrah as England get real
• Julian Green’s goal sparks young USA to surprise 1-1 draw in France

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