The Guardian Australia - 2023-06-21

• Australian government seeks urgent legal advice on double dissolutio­n over housing bill standoff
• ‘Underhand notions’: Linda Burney hits back after opposition’s ‘low’ questions on Indigenous voice
• Daniel Andrews refuses to apologise for calling Liberal MP Cindy McLeish a ‘halfwit grub’
• NSW to urgently consider retrofitti­ng and enforcing seatbelts on buses after deadly Hunter Valley crash
• NSW police records ‘bordering on shambolic’ after murder of AC/DC manager, inquiry told
• Labor’s plan for ‘green Wall Street’ in danger as Coalition backflips to oppose bill
• Soft power: Saudi Arabia flexes muscles with launch of new Gulf airline Riyadh Air
• Rex Airlines warns of $35m loss due to ‘supply chain shocks’
• South-east Australia hits record June cold, with frosty weather conditions to continue
• Apple TV+ remake of sci-fi classic Metropolis cancelled due to US writers’ strike
• NDIS agency scrambles over risk of leaked sensitive client informatio­n in HWL Ebsworth hack
• Jacqui Lambie asks ICC to investigat­e Australian military commanders for alleged war crimes
• Hopes rewilding critically endangered brushtaile­d bettongs will help them bounce back
• Leak of Brittany Higgins texts likely ‘not legal’ and may deter women from speaking up, Albanese warns
• NSW budget faces ‘severe challenges’ as economy slows and interest rate repayments soar
• Daniel Andrews flags tighter rules for killers seeking parole after apologisin­g to victims’ families
• RBA says decision to lift interest rate in June was ‘finely balanced’, easing expectatio­ns of further hikes
• Australia’s transition away from fossil fuels ‘not fast enough’ as wind and solar investment lags
• Legalise Cannabis makes united push for personal marijuana use in three Australian states
• Australian­s far less aware of biodiversi­ty loss than climate crisis, research finds
• Grief-stricken Pakistani town mourns sons lost in Greek shipwreck
• Short daytime naps may keep brain healthy as it ages, study says
• Foreign Office accused of ignoring Sudan atrocity warnings
• Advocate for separate Sikh state in India shot dead in Canada
• Misleading Home Office advice leaves Hong Kong protester fearing deportatio­n from UK
• Revealed: New Orleans archdioces­e concealed serial child molester for years
• New Zealand starts giving priority to Māori and Pacific elective surgery patients
• Fitzwillia­m Museum in Cambridge explores founder’s slavery links
• Tory conference: foreign media groups say accreditat­ion fee undermines press freedom
• ‘Dramatic rise’ in number of women freezing eggs in UK
• Russia says Navalny’s ‘extremism’ trial must be held in private
• ‘Why I might have done what I did’: conversati­ons with Ireland’s most notorious murderer
• Will a national rent freeze fix Australia’s housing crisis? Depends on who you listen to
• I feel responsibl­e for my role in fracking agreements signed long ago. But I won’t stop fighting to save the Beetaloo basin
• Love them or loathe them Facebook groups can be a lifeline for rural communitie­s
• Timid Rish! goes missing in action in face of Boris Johnson’s lies
• In the video they are laughing – now Johnson has danced into a new job, and the joke’s still on us
• My generation drank to quell our selfloathi­ng. Gen Z is admirably tough and teetotal
• The economy, sex, cake and parties – is there anything the Tories can’t ruin?
• Safety checks run down and boom time for criminals: this is why the UK is becoming the ‘dustbin of Europe’
• The Guardian view on teacher shortages: pay must go up, and workload down
• The Guardian view on a PM’s patronage: Boris Johnson’s shameful honours list
• Grocery inflation falls to lowest rate this year in Great Britain but is still at 16.5%
• Missing Titanic submarine: US and Canadian teams search for tourist vessel
• UK economy in growth ‘doom loop’ after decades of underinves­tment
• Fixing UK’s draughty homes could add £40bn to economy, says Citizens Advice
• CBI frozen out of meetings with other leading UK business lobby groups
• Firefighte­rs rescue passengers from stricken train in latest Deutsche Bahn mishap
• Nature at risk of breakdown if Cop15 pledges not met, world leaders warned
• Mysterious pile of ‘dumped’ PPE angers people in New Forest
• A wealth tax could help poorer countries tackle climate crisis, economists say
• Others debate whether Putin’s attack on Ukraine is genocide. As bombs rain down on us, I have no doubt
• Fossils show long necks of prehistori­c reptiles were targeted by predators
• ‘It’s a mind game for NSW now’: data reveals extent of Queensland’s edge in tight State of Origins
• Australia could rue England’s tail wag as they face tough chase on final day
• Bairstow is Bazball’s spirit animal but maybe it’s time for the gloves to come off
• Joe Root takes pleasure in the reverse sweep, as should everyone else
• Rory McIlroy must keep the faith, his next major title is just a matter of time
• Stokes the captain is a fine thing, but England will need the player again
• Ashes diary: England’s all-action approach keeps fans in their seats
• England enter era of Total Gazball with merciless measure of control
• USA and Valencia’s Yunus Musah: ‘I wasn’t shocked by the racist abuse of Vinícius Jr’
• Football transfer rumours: Spurs to replace Son with Harvey Barnes?

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