The Guardian Australia - 2024-02-12

• Albanese calls on Coalition to explain Barnaby Joyce footpath incident
• Australian media mourns Harold Mitchell, the man who ‘changed how advertisin­g works’
• ‘Absolute tragedy’: Murray River waterskiin­g race called off after death of sixth competitor in 18 years
• Donald Trump says he would encourage Russia to attack Nato allies who pay too little
• Lauren Jackson retires before fifth Olympics after helping Opals qualify for Paris 2024
• Coalition would overturn right-to-disconnect legislatio­n, Peter Dutton says
• British boys more at risk of modern slavery than any other group in UK, says study
• Sydney’s 90m-year-old climbing galaxias fish may have been wiped out by school building works
• Treasurer says government not considerin­g changes to negative gearing and capital gains
• ‘The hype is so real’: Australia braces for Taylormani­a as Eras tour rolls in
• Leaks, chipped tiles and ageing pumps: why are public pools in regional NSW facing closure?
• Australian greyhounds being adopted to US in increasing numbers as welfare advocates call for greater transparen­cy
• Enhanced Games: drug-friendly sports competitio­n gains prominence even as the backlash grows
• Brisbane v the Olympics: Gabba shambles shows people power is hitting the 2032 Games
• An autistic boy faced terror charges unpreceden­ted for an Australian child. How did it happen?
• A ‘raft of unanswered questions’ remain as Australia’s first psychedeli­c therapy clinic opens
• Is my home spying on me? As smart devices move in, experts fear Australian­s are oversharin­g
• Teal candidates hard to find in Queensland as Climate 200 seeks to spark community action
• Does single-sex education really provide better outcomes for students?
• ‘People are scared’: Sweden’s freedom of informatio­n laws lead to wave of deadly bombings
• Duo euthanasia: former Dutch prime minister dies hand in hand with his wife
• Asthma of the oesophagus: the alarming rise of a rare inflammato­ry condition
• Myanmar’s junta declares it will enforce military service laws for young people
• Grisly secrets of the ‘disappeare­d’ of AngloIrish war uncovered by research
• Cillian Murphy: ‘I’d happily appear in Peaky Blinders again’
• Hungary’s president resigns in unusual setback for ruling party
• Haley hopes to boost election bid with attacks on Trump’s and Biden’s ages
• Philippine­s rescuers find girl alive 60 hours after landslide
• Bring back Boris Johnson, Kwasi Kwarteng tells Rishi Sunak
• Fluffy the alligator snapping turtle with ‘nasty bite’ found in Cumbrian tarn
• Trump campaign sees boost after boost amid bad week for Biden
• King Charles expresses ‘lifelong admiration’ for cancer charities
• UK farmers vow to mount more blockades over cheap post-Brexit imports
• Former Irish PM John Bruton hailed as ‘humbling and unassuming’ at funeral
• Will the king’s cancer heal his feuding sons – or create a new schism?
• ‘They’re treating us like thieves’: Rio de Janeiro traders rage as historic flea market shuts
• Musicians walk out after London orchestra leaves them unpaid for months
• Wonder drug: is the UK ready for the green rush of medicinal cannabis?
• ‘All my films deal with how to live’: Wim Wenders on Herzog, spirituali­ty and shooting a movie in 16 days
• I’m tempted to have an affair with one of my wife’s friends
• Power tools at the ready! The life-changing science behind hip and knee replacemen­ts
• ‘He couldn’t see light at the end of the tunnel’: Jamal Khashoggi’s widow on their life and his death
• ‘Unbreakabl­e’: the 48-year friendship forged in the crucible of extreme sport
• ‘Doilies are beautiful’: Celebratin­g Australia’s mid-century migrant design
• Art deco density: what we learned from Australia’s first apartment boom
• Damo Suzuki: Can’s free-floating vocalist gave us some of the 1970s’ most openminded rock music
• Baker’s version: UK woman creates lifesize Taylor Swift cake for Super Bowl
• Sharon Osbourne: ‘I’ve always been magnet for drama’
• Krautrock singer Damo Suzuki dies aged 74
• Peter Sarsgaard: ‘My generation was fixated on legends like Pacino and De Niro, so we were imitating others’
• The plight of King Charles moves us, but we soon tire of feeling sorry for the poor
• If politics is personal, is it any wonder women are becoming more progressiv­e?
• Forget range anxiety: we should really worry about China’s global dominance in the electric car market
• Why are we still considerin­g Nancy Pelosi a feminist icon?
• Students are racking up huge debts, but how can they tell if it’s value for money?
• Scuttling his flagship green policy, Sir Keir Starmer has imperilled his credibilit­y
• Recession verdict for UK economy will be no laughing matter for Hunt and Sunak
• Are older, richer voters really against big spending? Maybe not as much as Labour fears
• Fujitsu bosses have been paid £37m since it won Post Office contract
• MoD firefighte­rs’ pensions delayed after Capita Group blunders
• Kemi Badenoch failed to raise Horizon scandal when she met Fujitsu at Davos
• UK’s AI Safety Institute ‘needs to set standards rather than do testing’
• The Observer view on Pakistan voters’ rejection of military rule: a victory for democracy
• The Observer view: Labour’s green U-turn has threatened its plan for growth
• Climate-crisis deniers sought for exclusive Florida residence. Private ark essential
• ‘Cosmic time machines’: how space telescopes transforme­d our ability to understand the universe
• Breaking Through: My Life in Science by Katalin Karikó review – real-life lessons in chemistry
• ‘Our imitation is total’: Spanish tech startup aims to put 3D-printed meat on our plates
• Patrick Mahomes shrugs off ‘beer gut’ barbs in quest for third Super Bowl
• Red Bull’s wings clipped as Horner furore leaves F1 champions in flux
• Australia’s ‘Pipe Master’ Molly Picklum falls short in Hawaii surf final after perfect score
• Warriors’ Stephen Curry hits stunning three with 0.7 seconds left to beat Suns
• Socceroos must rise to new challenges facing the traditiona­l Asian heavyweigh­ts
• Darwin Núñez finishes off Burnley in front of Liverpool’s record Anfield crowd
• ‘I feel a lot more alive’: Kalvin Phillips on weight, West Ham and Bielsa
• Super Bowl 2024 prediction­s: Picks for 49ers v Chiefs, MVP, score and winners
• Thiago Silva’s aura is fading at Chelsea as age catches up with him

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