The Guardian Australia - 2023-05-05

• Australian­s in ‘dehumanisi­ng’ poverty unable to afford pads or tampons, inquiry says
• Victorian Liberals plunge into chaos as John Pesutto faces second coming of Moira Deeming
• Google rolls out passkey technology in ‘beginning of the end’ for passwords
• Liberal MP tells voice discussion ‘simply no time’ to hear from Indigenous speaker
• Mother of man shot dead by Brisbane police feared he could hurt someone and ‘end up dead’, inquest hears
• Labor warns NSW facing a ‘momentous task’ in transition to renewables
• Shares in California lender PacWest plummet amid fears of new US banking crisis
• Thai woman suspected of cyanide poisonings is charged with 14 murders
• Afternoon Update: Victorian Liberal row escalates; Indigenous leaders demand royal apology; and NAB profit surges
• Victoria orders Crown Casino to introduce spending limits and identity matching by December
• Moira Deeming tells Victorian Liberal MPs she will challenge her suspension from the party
• NT government accused of failing to address climate risks before approving Beetaloo Basin gas project
• ‘Put a man on it’: the very short story of my medical research career
• Commonweal­th Indigenous leaders demand apology from the king for effects of colonisati­on
• AI cameras reveal the survival stories of Australian animals after bushfires
• Australia’s air pollution hotspots hit disadvanta­ged people harder
• Australia’s child abuse redress scheme will be opened to prisoners in recognitio­n of trauma’s impact
• NAB profit surges to more than $4bn in six months, driven by interest rate hikes
• Labor urged to accelerate switch to electric trucks and declare zero-emission zones
• Health minister accuses pharmacist­s’ lobby of ‘dishonest scare campaign’ on medicine shortages
• Britons trapped in Sudan say relatives were not allowed on flights
• Aid agencies in Sudan plead with factions to allow supplies to reach needy
• At least 115 dead in Rwanda after heavy rains trigger floods and mudslides
• Grain trader Cargill faces legal challenge in US over Brazilian soya supply chain
• Canadian lawmaker says China targeted his family for harassment
• Brazilian police search Jair Bolsonaro mansion and arrest aide
• Canada man charged with supplying substance linked to UK and US suicides
• Logged toff: Māori artist’s web plugin replaces king’s coronation with Indigenous news
• Thai PM candidate keen to get back to campaignin­g two days after giving birth
• Nato planning to open Japan office to deepen Asia-Pacific ties – report
• Ukraine residents prepare for curfew after night of heavy shelling
• Kremlin drone incident: Zelenskiy denies Russian claim Ukraine attempted to kill Putin
• Recovery of ancient DNA identifies 20,000year-old pendant’s owner
• Boy, 13, kills eight children and security guard in Belgrade school shooting
• Israeli raid kills three men accused of killing UK-Israeli woman and daughters
• Erdogan’s earthquake: how years of bad government made a disaster worse
• UN rights experts denounce planned Saudi executions of megacity opponents
• If you care about press freedom, make some noise about Julian Assange
• The US-China relationsh­ip is still moving slowly towards a collision
• The coronation has reminded Americans: there are people more eccentric than you are
• Another warning about the AI apocalypse? I don’t buy it
• The unspoken truth about gardening? It is a relentless, unwinnable war
• Women-only housing for Britain’s new class of handmaids – how is that progress?
• The Guardian view on the civil service: besieged by ideology
• The Guardian view on Saudi Arabia’s rehabilita­tion: following the money
• Fungal attacks threaten global food supply, say experts
• AI ‘could be as transforma­tive as Industrial Revolution’
• Astronomer­s capture moment distant planet was swallowed by star
• Solved at last: the mystery of why champagne bubbles go straight up
• The Experience Machine by Andy Clark review – how our brains really work
• Poisonous Australian tree’s agonising sting could unlock new painkiller­s, scientists say
• Air pollution: how bad is particulat­e matter for your health?
• Pushing technology and drugs to the limit in efforts to deal with dementia
• OnePlus Pad review: a new cheaper Android iPad challenger
• First Wenger, now Postecoglo­u? How the Australian is breaking the mould
• Alex Morgan: ‘You learn so much more from losing than winning’
• Record-breaking Haaland is the perfection of Manchester City’s vision
• Emma Raducanu to miss French Open and Wimbledon due to hand surgery
• Sam Kerr strikes late to keep Chelsea on WSL title track and deny Liverpool
• Real Sociedad are living their best days – with David Silva at the heart
• Former world and Olympic sprint champion Tori Bowie dies at 32
• Silk pyjamas and sensationa­l hair: seven looks that have made Erling Haaland a style icon
• NBA playoffs: Celtics spoil Embiid’s return with Game 2 blowout of Sixers

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