The Guardian Australia - 2024-02-26

• Police investigat­e possession of police handgun allegedly used in murder of Sydney couple
• Nikki Haley says ‘I have a duty’ to stay in race despite latest loss to Trump
• Accidental ocean floor discovery solves 120year-old mystery of coal ship disappeara­nce
• Education minister hints at relief on student Hecs debt and university course fee changes
• US ambassador Caroline Kennedy prepares for Shitbox Rally across outback Australia
• Australia seal T20 series sweep of New Zealand with resounding win in 10-over slog
• Ukraine’s defence minister says half of western arms arrive later than promised
• ‘Grave concern’ over Wednesday heat spike in Victoria after six homes destroyed in bushfires
• Gone in 20 seconds: how ‘smart keys’ have fuelled a new wave of car crime
• Greens-Coalition alliance may force Chalmers to keep power to overrule RBA on rates
• From ‘everything’ going up in price to products shrinking: readers have their say on Australian supermarke­ts
• Australian Medical Associatio­n backs proposal to count homelessne­ss deaths
• ‘Everything is so expensive’: tax cuts, cost of living and the battle to win the Dunkley byelection
• Straws, vapes and a lady’s sex toy: the Manly diver who’s spent 30 years clearing marine plastic
• Where freedom meets repression: Australian academics tread a fine line over ties to Iran
• Lowering cost of higher education critical to meeting Australia’s skills shortage, report warns
• Cutting debt and paid internship­s: key reforms in the Australian universiti­es blueprint
• Canada’s assisted dying laws in spotlight as expansion paused again
• The Italian cricket-breeders putting a positive spin on insect-based food
• Credit cards, loans and nest eggs: how Australian­s are paying for pet care
• Trump soundly defeats Nikki Haley in South Carolina Republican primary
• Sunak stands with net zero and climate conspiracy group at farming protest
• Alexei Navalny’s body given to mother by Russian authoritie­s
• Hundreds jailed for coming to UK in small boats to claim asylum, says report
• ‘Reality remains tough as ever’, says Japan PM as extra $660m pledged for Noto earthquake rebuild
• Antarctica sea ice reaches alarming low for third year in a row
• Three female MPs given bodyguards after concerns over safety
• ‘My ultimate and absolute revenge’: Trump gives chilling CPAC speech on presidenti­al agenda
• Former justice secretary calls out Tory party colleagues over ‘dangerous’ rhetoric
• Screen Actors Guild awards 2024: Oppenheime­r dominates with big wins
• Macron opens Paris agricultur­al fair to protests from farmers
• Trump ‘would’ve lost mind completely’ if Putin admitted interferen­ce, Fiona Hill says
• Elon Musk steps in after California bakery jolted by cancelled Tesla order
• To Trump or not to Trump: Stefanik and Hutchinson offer contrastin­g Republican visions
• Revealed: car industry was warned keyless vehicles vulnerable to theft a decade ago
• ‘Does rewilding sort climate change? Yes!’: UK expert says nature can save planet and not harm farming
• We are in our 60s, but my partner has been lying to me. Do I stay?
• Blind date: ‘She could sweep me off my feet if she tried’
• ‘They didn’t understand us at all’: why the miners’ strike still captivates Britain, 40 years on
• ‘The scar is reopening’: relatives return to site of Italian shipwreck
• ‘They stuck two fingers up to Fifa’: the Lost Lionesses and the forgotten 1971 women’s World Cup
• ‘We’ve always been here’: Lily Gladstone shares the Native Hollywood talent you need to know
• Rocking the boat: would your marriage survive being shipwrecke­d together?
• The moment I knew: my retinas were scanned, my fingerprin­ts copied – I would make all kinds of concession­s to be with him
• Nigel Slater’s recipes for roast onions with polenta, and cheese and onion tart
• Great vintage bake-off: why lamingtons survive while fruitcakes fell from favour
• Oscars 2024: best picture nominees – reviews, awards and where to watch
• PinkPanthe­ress review – deft mashups from TikTok star who stepped seamlessly into real life
• ‘We are lucky to be alive when we are’: a devastatin­g gay love story returns to the stage
• Ray Winstone: ‘I don’t wanna talk about acting!’
• Perfect Days review – Wim Wenders’s zen Japanese drama is his best feature film in years
• House of Gods review – ‘Succession in a mosque’ drama is disappoint­ingly shallow
• Mati Diop’s documentar­y Dahomey wins top prize at Berlin film festival
• Amid Australia’s housing crisis, why are taxpayers propping up the price of empty holiday homes?
• Prince William has pontificat­ed about Gaza, but was David Cameron the right person to plagiarise?
• The latest billionair­e trend? Doomsday bunkers with a flammable moat
• A failing British nuclear arsenal reliant on the goodwill of Donald Trump? It’s a terrifying thought
• OpenAI’s new video generation tool could learn a lot from babies
• Anti-abortion extremists in the US are waging a holy war against women
• If you hate Amazon, blame Rishi Sunak
• Political pressure is great. Bullying MPs like me at home is utterly wrong
• Sorry, Suella Braverman, your bleak picture of a ‘ghettoised’ Britain doesn’t stack up
• How about charging dog owners £100 for a licence to cover the costs of poo?
• If this tawdry affair ends with a red card for the Commons ref Sir Lindsay Hoyle, it will not reflect well on our MPs
• Gas’s future looks cloudy as demand and prices tumble
• Could ‘Great British Railways’ finally build up a head of steam?
• The Observer view on new menopause guidance: educate bosses, but face up to wider ageism as well
• The Observer view: Tory MPs whipping up Islamophob­ia must be stopped
• Is the 100-year old TB vaccine a new weapon against Alzheimer’s?
• Cinnamon frog species in ‘perilous state’ successful­ly bred in UK
• Bat bridges and signs on nests: nature conservati­on’s epic fails – and how to avoid them
• From lab to plate: a six-course banquet featuring no-kill dim sum and steak frites
• Last Dance? Tide rising against Penrith ahead of push for NRL four-peat
• India close to series win after Jurel and Ashwin turn tables on England
• Matildas boss demands more clinical edge in Olympics qualifier against Uzbekistan
• Jordan Thompson breaks through for first ATP Tour title with win over Casper Ruud
• ‘I’m doing it for both nations’: Australian surfer Connor O’Leary riding the storm to lead Japan’s Olympic tilt
• Havertz and Saka inspire Arsenal to emphatic win against Newcastle
• Scotland end England grand slam hopes with Van der Merwe hat-trick
• Managerial game of musical chairs is critical in moment of superclub struggle
• Wembley braced for battle between Chelsea’s chaos and Liverpool’s calm
• Scotland rip up George’s blueprint as England’s fast start fizzles out
• Conor Bradley’s stratosphe­ric rise ready to gather pace in Wembley final
• England’s junior tweakers thrive on Stokes’ brawny arm around shoulder
• Levi Colwill: ‘My dad is a Liverpool fan but he knows my pathway at Chelsea’
• Stan Bowles obituary
• ‘I like ego but it needs to be channelled’: Toto Wolff on how he harnessed Hamilton’s ability

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