The Guardian Australia - 2023-06-20

• Tensions arise as Lidia Thorpe and Pauline Hanson vie to contribute to voice pamphlet
• Crikey issues lengthy second apology after opinion piece on Brittany Higgins
• Kakhovka collapse: image emerges of apparently explosive-laden car at dam
• Greens and Coalition put Labor’s housing fund in a deep freeze sparking threats of double dissolutio­n election
• Warren Entsch denies he helped LNP donor get Pfizer vaccine during supply crisis
• Labor poised to cap donations and spending after key report released
• Hackers behind Microsoft outage most likely Russian-backed group aiming to ‘drive division’ in the west
• Antony Blinken and Xi Jinping hold ‘candid’ talks in Beijing
• Swans decapitate­d amid rising attacks against waterfowl in England and Wales
• NSW must help Reserve Bank ‘slay the inflation dragon’, state treasurer says
• Afternoon Update: Labor furious after housing bill delayed; Leigh Sales nominated for Gold Logie; and snow hits the Alps
• Historic Indigenous voice referendum bill passes parliament ahead of public vote
• Wet and cold weather brings snow to Australia’s Alps
• Climate protesters block coal shipments in three states as Minns warns against ‘dangerous’ situations
• Labor MP calls for ‘nuclear’ reforms to stop internatio­nal education providers teaching poor quality courses
• Australia needs to reduce emissions to net zero by 2038 to do ‘fair share’ to contain global heating, analysis shows
• Revealed: documents detail key players behind vast Australian fossil fuel expansion
• Indigenous voice no campaign using Lisa Wilkinson comments about Jacinta Nampijinpa Price to fundraise
• More than 60% of staff at Queensland detention centre quit amid record influx of young people
• Over to you, Australia: Indigenous campaigner­s hope voice debate is now respectful, not racist
• Nine due in Greek court over shipwreck as Pakistan holds day of mourning
• Israeli forces launch helicopter raid on Jenin in occupied West Bank
• American man charged with murder after attack on US women in Germany
• ‘Unheard of’ marine heatwave off UK and Irish coasts poses serious threat
• Spotify executive calls Harry and Meghan ‘grifters’ after podcast deal ends
• Sudan paramilita­ry group boasts of detaining Islamists
• Well-funded Christian group behind US effort to roll back LGBTQ+ rights
• AstraZenec­a considers spinning off its China business
• Some Republican­s denounce Trump over classified documents but question DoJ’s motives
• Suella Braverman tells police to ramp up use of stop and search
• Flamin’ not? Critics say popular snack founding myth is a hoax
• New Australia v old Australia: a yes vote on the voice is a vote for the future
• Australian higher education has grown but elite universiti­es still favour the privileged
• People voted for Boris Johnson knowing he was a liar. It’s too late to start shifting the blame
• I thought I should always be positive with my patients – until I found out how damaging that can be
• The Guardian view on stem cells and embryos: creating life’s likeness in a lab
• I have given up grooming. Welcome to hot crone summer
• ‘I feel like I’ve missed out’: has working from home thrown the gen Zs out with the water cooler?
• European truck makers ‘trail in global race to net zero’
• Sunak says no extra help with mortgages as fixed rates climb to 6%
• Social media sites failing to curb ‘cottage industry’ of fake reviews, Amazon says
• Labour confirms CBI meeting, suggesting boycott may be ending
• EU countries accuse TfL debt collectors of breaching data protection laws over London penalty fines
• EU exports of electric cars to UK put at risk by Brexit trade deal
• The Guardian view on nonfiction by women: so much buried treasure
• Keir Starmer to ‘throw everything’ at plan to get UK to net zero
• How bad is wildfire smoke for your health? Here’s my view as a toxicologi­st
• Ancient Britons built Stonehenge – then vanished. Is science closing in on their killers?
• Model embryo with heartbeat replicates cells in early pregnancy
• Two epilepsy patients’ seizures greatly reduced in stem cell therapy trial
• Robot surgeons provide many benefits, but how autonomous should they be?
• In brief: Tell Me What I Am; The Language of Trees; The Book of Minds – review
• Time-warped: how modern life shortens our perspectiv­es
• Online safety bill: changes urged to allow access to social media data
• ‘His ideas resonate’: how the Unabomber’s dangerous anti-tech manifesto lives on
• England and Bazball are here to save Test cricket. Maybe Australia can too
• Kyah Simon given chance to state 2023 World Cup claim with place in Matildas training squad
• AFL must lead debate on tackle crackdown before outrage industry does
• Australia cloud England’s mood after seeing their own tail washed away
• Donnell Wallam left out of Australia’s 2023 Netball World Cup squad as Garbin wins place
• ‘I was being bullied – on a global scale!’ Peter Crouch on mockery, marriage and having the last laugh
• Glazers’ slow torture delivers fresh insult to Manchester United fans
• Rory McIlroy falls short as Wyndham Clark holds nerve to win 2023 US Open
• What we talk about when we talk about cricketing dads isn’t as simple as Bazball
• Ashes diary: Moeen’s finger and wallet bear brunt of a hard day’s spin
• Manchester City charges do not taint treble, insists chairman Mubarak
• Football transfer rumours: Jordan Pickford off to Manchester United?

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