The Guardian Australia - 2024-04-26

• Peter Dutton backs Elon Musk and contradict­s Sussan Ley on ‘silly’ demand for global removal of stabbing footage
• Rebel Wilson memoir: entire chapter on Sacha Baron Cohen redacted from book in Australia
• NFL to open academy in Australia to identify and develop young prospects
• US Congress passes foreign military aid package with $5bn boost for Aukus agreement with Australia
• US supreme court to decide on Trump’s claim of presidenti­al immunity
• BHP move to buy Anglo American puts future of copper in spotlight
• ‘Are we joking?’: Venice residents protest as city starts charging visitors to enter
• Australian women alleging ‘unlawful’ treatment at Doha airport launch appeal
• Five teenagers charged with terrorism offences after police raids across Sydney
• Part protest, part rave: the Indigenous artists stunning the Venice Biennale
• Activist groups not directly involved in Tiwi Island lawsuit must hand over documents to Santos, court rules
• Afternoon Update: teens charged with terrorism offences; warning over opioid overdoses; and a new cast for a zombie classic
• Emma Bates death: family pay tribute to Cobram woman’s ‘biggest heart’ after John Torney charged with assaults
• Thousands gather for dawn services and marches to mark Anzac Day around Australia
• Queensland woman pleads guilty to manslaught­er of baby daughter who drowned in bath
• Does Australia’s higher-than-forecast 3.6% inflation dash hopes for an interest rate cut?
• Synthetic opioids: warning issued in NSW after nitazenes cause cluster of overdoses
• ‘Confined to this little island’: Britons criticise rejection of EU youth mobility deal
• ‘Every day I cry’: 50 women talk about life as a domestic worker under the Gulf’s kafala system
• Australian primary producers say they ‘can’t afford’ to pay proposed biosecurit­y levy
• Runaway horses in ‘serious condition’ after bolting through central London
• ‘Anti-democratic’: Labor minister warns Facebook against removal of Australian news content
• Cost of developing new drugs may be far lower than industry claims, trial reveals
• Spanish PM considers resigning, blaming political ‘harassment’ of wife
• French national library quarantine­s books believed to be laced with arsenic
• Russia vetos UN resolution to prevent nuclear arms race in space
• Estate of Tupac Shakur threatens legal action against Drake over AI diss track
• Indonesia election: Prabowo formally declared president-elect after court rejects legal challenges
• Georgians arrested over cross-Europe thefts of rare library books
• New rule compels US coal-fired power plants to capture emissions – or shut down
• Process raw materials in Africa, urges top environmen­talist
• Exclusive: US archdioces­e must submit clergy-abuse documents to police
• UK’s first ever memorial to LGBT armed forces personnel to be built
• Global battery rollout doubled last year – but needs to be six times faster, says IEA
• Arizona grand jury indicts Trump allies including Giuliani over 2020 fake elector scheme
• David Pecker, Trump’s ‘eyes and ears’, to resume testimony in hush-money trial
• Burkina Faso soldiers massacred 223 civilians in one day, finds rights group
• What’s at stake in emergency abortion care case before US supreme court?
• ‘I’ll stay an MP for as long as I can’: Diane Abbott’s tumultuous political journey
• Best podcasts of the week: The reality show that duped women into falling for a fake Prince Harry
• ‘Can you steal back something that’s already stolen?’: how radical art duo Looty repatriate­d the Rosetta Stone
• How we met: ‘She accosted me and told me she’d looked me up on Facebook’
• Flint residents grapple with water crisis a decade later: ‘If we had the energy left, we’d cry’
• ‘It’s magical’: prehistori­c mines in Norfolk to reopen to visitors
• Rapunzel reimagined: the women retelling fairytales to challenge notions of perfection
• Jimmy Kimmel: ‘The only faithful relationsh­ip Trump’s ever been in is with the National Enquirer’
• Dining across the divide: ‘She felt our generation shouldn’t be held responsibl­e for the massive imbalance between us and young people’
• How brilliant female British TV detectives helped me understand myself
• The experts: librarians on 20 easy, enjoyable ways to read more brilliant books
• The ‘magic’ ingredient: my search for the perfect Anzac biscuit recipe
• ‘It’s not about where you were conceived’: how a giant Chiko Roll reignited a feud among Australian towns
• Dead Boy Detectives review – this fun paranormal romp will make you feel young again
• Urooj Ashfaq: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Tomorrow’s Freedom review – does this man know the way to peace in Israel and Palestine?
• The world’s most disappoint­ing masterpiec­e: why does the Mona Lisa leave so many people underwhelm­ed?
• In the Land of Saints and Sinners review – Liam Neeson finds cowboy spirit in Donegal
• On Resistance Street review – lo-fi record of music’s long battle with racism
• There’s Still Tomorrow review – resounding­ly sentimenta­l drama in postwar Rome
• On Anzac Day you’ll hear stories of courage and mateship. It’s a way to rationalis­e war
• The US supreme court heard one of the most sadistic, extreme anti-abortion cases yet
• Fair to say America isn’t gripped by Liz Trussmania. Here’s what she can learn from Mr Bean
• The Trump family’s latest side hustle: Melania’s selling $245 Mother’s Day necklaces
• Why we need to stop using ‘pro-Palestine’ and ‘pro-Israel’
• Frank Field saw benefit in the Lib Dems. In this election year, Labour would be wise to do the same
• Smacking a child is just an act of violence. Why do England and Northern Ireland still allow it?
• Lies, confection­s, distortion­s: how the right made London the most vilified place in Britain
• The Guardian view on Sunak’s spending pledges: a Potemkin village of pretend policy
• ‘Huge disappoint­ment’ as UK delays bottle deposit plan and excludes glass
• Sainsbury’s says sales revival in big-ticket items depends on base rate cut
• Barclays profits tumble 12% as UK interest rates hit mortgage demand
• Thursday briefing: How Michael Gove’s ‘new deal’ for renters went sour
• World’s billionair­es should pay minimum 2% wealth tax, say G20 ministers
• Nature destructio­n will cause bigger economic slump in UK than 2008 crisis, experts warn
• The Guardian view on globalisat­ion’s discontent: it’s not right for poor countries to fund the rich
• Mosquito-borne diseases spreading in Europe due to climate crisis, says expert
• Survey finds that 60 firms are responsibl­e for half of world’s plastic pollution
• Tory duty on Ofwat protects profits over reducing sewage pollution, experts say
• Doctors condemn suspension of retired GP over UK climate protests
• Deprivatio­n linked to higher second cancer risk among England breast cancer survivors
• Cakes and drinks sweetener neotame can damage gut wall, scientists find
• TikTok reward-to-watch feature suspended after EU threats to block it
• Congress passed a TikTok bill. Will the US really ban the app?
• Collingwoo­d and Essendon’s Anzac Day draw a tortuous but fitting result
• Sport Integrity Australia joins calls for review of Chinese swimming’s doping saga
• Football’s unlikelies­t global brand: how Fleetwood made it big in the UAE
• Udogie’s absence could hurt Spurs in defence and attack against Arsenal
• Chicago Bears to seek public funding in $5bn plan for new lakefront stadium
• ‘I can be helpful’: Rory McIlroy hopes to unite golf with return to PGA Tour board
• Harry Kewell’s Yokohama defy the odds to reach Asian Champions League final
• ‘Not good enough’: Klopp apologises for Liverpool’s derby defeat at Everton
• Sean Dyche’s tracksuit energy shocks weary Liverpool into submission
• Forgotten picks to gas mask bongs: the strangest NFL draft moments
• Spurs v Arsenal has extra edge but derby mentality may be more key than form
• Santos under fire after Lima’s brief return sparks volley of protest

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