The Guardian Australia - 2018-06-13

• Australia's fair work watchdog takes legal action against Foodora
• William Tyrrell disappeara­nce: police to search bushland
• Shorten wants more aged care spending but won't back royal commission
• Chinese-Australian billionair­e says Fairfax story made him out to be a 'criminal'
• Windfarm experts publish no research and had no face-to-face meetings last year
• Sydney girl, 15, dies with lethal blood alcohol level after researchin­g drinks
• Breastfeed­ing: woman’s choice must be respected, midwives told
• Childcare subsidy: one in three Australian families yet to sign up
• Queensland's plan for clean energy company stalls as coal cash surges
• Endometrio­sis is more painful for obese women, study finds
• Shorten's hopes for smooth Labor conference dashed by strong showing by left
• Powerhouse museum will include two 'super towers' to fund $1.1bn relocation
• Brisbane council could force mobility scooters to slow down
• Victorian doctor charged with sexual assault and taking intimate photos
• Former ABC presenter Deborah Cameron dies at 59
• Teenage girl gets electric shock near Sydney light rail site
• Developer criticised for plan to dredge Queensland wetland and build 3,600 homes
• Q amp; A: Shorten struggles to say how Labor would handle asylum seekers
• Australia's emissions reduction target 'unambitiou­s, irresponsi­ble'
• Italian minister declares victory as Spain accepts rescue boat
• Trudeau 'stabbed us in back' on trade, says Trump chief economic adviser
• UN seeks urgent ceasefire to stop UAE assault on Yemeni port
• Paraguay is first country in Americas to eliminate malaria in 45 years
• Giant African baobab trees die suddenly after thousands of years
• Japan: man freed after 45 years on death row could go back to jail
• United Airlines flight diverted to Ireland after 'bomb message' found onboard
• Trump administra­tion moves to end asylum for victims of domestic abuse and gangs – reports
• Astronomer­s find source of stars' mysterious microwaves
• Chile sexual abuse scandal: pope accepts resignatio­ns of bishops
• Missing US air force officer found in California after 35 years
• Bitcoin price plunges after cryptocurr­ency exchange is hacked
• Parisian mayor launches 'rat map' to tackle rodent menace
• The last bat: the mystery of Britain’s most solitary animal
• Thanks to public spending – not private – the economy keeps ticking along
• As a transgende­r female I have been bullied and harassed. This ends now
• The Singapore summit is a global exercise in damage limitation of Donald Trump
• If Trump wants to blow up the world order, who will stop him?
• It’s Brexit crunch time. Theresa May’s no-deal disaster is not an option
• Living on the moon – it’s not as far-fetched as it sounds
• Anthony Bourdain’s masculinit­y was an antidote to Trumpian machismo
• Dark Mofo's ideas festival brings out the pitchforks as speakers rage against machine
• Calm down, carnivores: fake meat with real flavour is good for all of us
• It's wonderful to see a Picasso up close. So why did I take a photo?
• Chuka Umunna, there’s no excuse for unpaid ‘student placements’
• Boris Johnson calls Brexit warnings ‘mumbo jumbo’. But they’re true
• The Guardian view on the US-North Korea summit: realism should trump hope
• The Guardian view on the Brexit bill debates: crash bang wallop
• Universal basic income and rewilding can meet Anthropoce­ne demands
• George Barker obituary
• Country diary: flowers emerge from the shingle
• Trials begin of a saliva test for prostate cancer
• How can climate policy stay on top of a growing mountain of data?
• The Reason I Jump: autism memoir becomes a theatre-maze in Scotland
• Teleportat­ion: will it ever be a possibilit­y?
• Motorists 'are being misled by autonomous driving aids' - report
• Haunted by a mugshot: how predatory websites exploit the shame of arrest
• Uber developing technology that would tell if you're drunk
• Is the state of the game to blame for dismal AFL TV ratings?
• Channel Nine defends David Warner appointmen­t amid criticism
• Calls for 'archaic' New Zealand women's football coach to quit
• Eight minutes that helped shape Australia's recent football history
• Nick Kyrgios calls Dawn Fraser 'racist' after Queen's birthday honour
• Maddison Studdon to lead NSW in women's State of Origin with Ruan Sims injured
• Scotland should be at Cricket World Cup – here’s a way they could be
• John Stones out, Phil Brown in: what if Sam Allardyce kept the England job

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