The Guardian Australia - 2024-02-06

• Labor’s fuel efficiency standards mean all new cars could be EVs by 2035, industry group says
• Australian academic Yang Hengjun given suspended death sentence by Chinese court
• Morrison manoeuvres, Abbott aggro, Trump tantrum: Turnbull’s time in office laid bare in ABC show
• Five teenagers arrested after stabbing death of Queensland grandmothe­r in front of sixyear-old
• Zelenskiy set to replace senior officials amid Ukraine leadership ‘reset’
• Indigenous man called out ‘I’m dying’ with no response from prison staff in hours before death, Victorian inquest hears
• Kremlin quiet as Tucker Carlson’s visit to Russia creates Putin interview rumours
• WA man in stable condition after four-wheeldrive plunges off cliff, killing other two passengers
• Ben Roberts-Smith appeal: defamation trial evidence was ‘speculativ­e’ and contradict­ory, court hears
• Reviews under way after 13-year-old autistic boy with Islamic State fixation targeted in undercover operation
• Labor review into alleged supermarke­t price gouging to examine whether suppliers are too scared to complain
• Victorian government condemns protesters who clashed with police at pride march as Midsumma blames ‘both sides’
• No way to ‘budget’ out of cost-of-living crisis for low-income earners, report finds
• Man accused of throwing beloved chicken to alligator will plead not guilty to animal cruelty, NSW court hears
• Sam Lee appears in video promoting new investment scheme days after US fraud charges
• Kurtley Beale trial: woman aired sexual assault allegation­s on family trip to buy wedding dress, court hears
• Grammy awards 2024: Kylie Minogue earns first win in two decades for Padam Padam
• ‘The threat isn’t over’: the expert arguing to the supreme court Trump is an insurrecti­onist
• Roger Davies died with nine broken ribs. Police deemed his death non-suspicious and sent him to a pauper’s grave
• ‘Turned our lives upside down’: the day the Post Office investigat­ors came
• Plan to power Cowra with biogas in doubt after regional investment fund shuttered
• Under Lowitja O’Donoghue, our greatest leader of the modern era, Indigenous affairs made real progress
• Homeless Australian­s are dying at age 44 on average in hidden crisis
• I asked Lowitja O’Donoghue why she’d lived the life she had. She replied, ‘Because I loved my people’
• Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, SZA and Billie Eilish lead female-dominated Grammys
• Cern aims to build €20bn atom-smasher to unlock secrets of universe
• Senegal restricts mobile internet amid protests over postponed election
• Nayib Bukele re-elected as El Salvador president in landslide win
• Facebook rules allow altered video casting Biden as paedophile, says board
• UN to investigat­e claims of corruption in Iraq aid project
• Killer Mike arrested at Grammys moments after winning three awards
• We must act on Ethiopia food crisis, says UK minister
• EU Greens pick veteran MEPs to lead election campaign
• Parisians vote in favour of tripling parking costs for SUVs
• Philippine­s says it is ready to use force to quell secession attempts as Duterte row deepens
• Scotland expected to raise minimum alcohol price by 30%
• Former Barcelona footballer Dani Alves’s rape trial begins
• One year on, orphaned siblings are haunted by Syrian earthquake
• US says strikes on Iran-linked militias just ‘the beginning’ of its response
• Cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko sets world record for most time spent in space
• Houthis may sabotage western internet cables in Red Sea, Yemen telecoms firms warn
• My experiment in phonelessn­ess was a failure. It also changed my life
• Bigger, stronger, faster: how my exercise addiction nearly killed me
• A new start after 60: I was going to travel the world – then I found a deeper purpose
• ‘At 45, I grieved the idea of motherhood. Then, by pure fluke, I was pregnant’
• Nevada’s Latino voters are demoralise­d. Their votes could decide the presidency
• John Fetterman: progressiv­e senator perhaps not that progressiv­e after all
• ‘I don’t want you to watch me die’: the last words my father said before sending me away
• Three things with Rebecca Gibney: ‘If I don’t get enough sleep, I am a nightmare’
• Playing with colour: inside a dramatic Sicilian apartment
• ‘Every piece of filth that comes out of my mouth – that’s mine’: inside Curb Your Enthusiasm’s final season
• Taylor Swift announces surprise new album The Tortured Poets Department will be out 19 April
• Dagr review – perma-snarking YouTubers cancel the fear in paganistic slasher
• ‘I wanted to find the humanity in kids seen as scumbags’: George Amponsah on his Scorsese-style thriller
• Christophe­r Priest obituary
• The Zone of Interest and All of Us Strangers triumph at London Critics’ Circle Awards
• Marmalade review – poppy spin on classic noir thriller is full of fizzy chemistry
• The Jungle Bunch: World Tour review – second time around for kooky animal toon
• Loss of confidence at work can be debilitati­ng but it doesn’t have to be a life sentence
• Is AI really the biggest threat when our world is guided more by human stupidity?
• In Gaza, there’s a war on women. Will the west really ignore it because they’re ‘not like us’?
• Republican congressme­n are now talking about throwing migrants from helicopter­s
• Think Emmanuel Macron has problems? Wait until the French find out about the existentia­l threat to camembert
• I was a kitchen snob who would only cook on gas. Now an induction hob is my new flame
• What’s behind Italy’s Africa initiative? Gas, cynicism and an unspoken colonial past
• Millionth pure battery electric car sold in UK after 20 years
• Issa brother ‘eyes sale’ of Asda stake to focus on petrol station business
• CBI settles legal action with ex-chief Tony Danker
• Tax-free shopping for tourists in UK may return as government eyes rethink
• Sunak faces fresh Infosys scrutiny as minister accused of giving it ‘VIP access’
• Sephora: ‘mothership of modern-day beauty industry’ revels in a retail makeover
• Government to discuss handing ownership of Post Office to its operators
• The Guardian view on threats to MPs: Mike Freer’s experience should serve as a warning
• The Guardian view on film sequels: an infinitely expanding universe with no room to breathe
• ‘Flat-packed furniture for the next life’: Roman funerary bed found in London
• State-of-the-art telescope in Chile to offer best view yet of universe
• The big idea: is compassion fatigue real?
• The pharmacist who sells onions: Palestinia­ns go hydroponic in Jordan’s ‘Gaza camp’
• Should I worry about microplast­ics?
• Labour would force AI firms to share their technology’s test data
• Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra review: the Swiss army knife of phones, now with AI
• ‘Elevated’ risk of hackers targeting UK drinking water, says credit agency
• England go down swinging but India level series with victory in second Test
• Manly player Keith Titmuss’s death likely caused by exertional heat stroke, inquiry hears
• A-League coach Marko Rudan faces Football Australia sanctions for post-match tirade
• Sean Abbott stars as Australia claim ODI series over West Indies with 83-run win
• Should U18 rugby be banned? No. But tell that to parents of a concussed child
• WSL roundup: Manchester United sink Brighton as Liverpool rescue Spurs draw
• Arsenal ignite title hopes as Gabriel Martinelli punishes Liverpool error
• Hong Kong officials ‘owed explanatio­n’ as Inter Miami rest injured Lionel Messi
• Barry John, rugby legend and ‘the King’ of Welsh fly-halves, dies aged 79
• Gabriel Martinelli runs Arsenal show by mastering moments of chaos
• The parent club trap: on loan Faride Alidou starts the party in Cologne
• No filter required as picture-perfect Inter prove too sharp for Juventus

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