The Guardian Australia - 2024-06-05

• Shorten blames Coalition after NDIA reveals dodgy providers sold illegal drugs to vulnerable Australian­s
• Australian job providers under investigat­ion for demanding payslips from jobseekers
• Egg supply under threat as deadly strain of bird flu spreads to third farm in Victoria
• PwC to face scrutiny over advice to clients that might allegedly ‘mislead or subvert’ foreign investment review board
• ‘Labour shortages’ behind $300,000-ayear speechwrit­er contract – but MP claims Shorten writes own ‘zingers’
• Number of asylum seekers on Nauru jumps as Australia transfers 37 people who arrived by boat
• Tory brand is ruined and Labour could go out of control, says Nigel Farage
• Charlise Mutten murder trial: alleged killer tells court ‘I never touched her’ and denies drugging girl
• ‘I could see the steel flashing in his hand’: Greg Lynn made ‘quick decisions’ after campers’ deaths, murder trial hears
• Newborn baby found in London has brother and sister also abandoned
• NSW knife laws allowing suspects to be scanned without a warrant could be ‘abused by police’
• Pro-Palestine protests targeting MPs’ electorate offices ‘have no place in a democracy’, Albanese says
• Arrest warrant issued for Aboriginal activist who says he is not an Australian citizen
• Oral history: how Tick Begg revolution­ised braces and made 1920s Adelaide ‘the orthodonti­c centre of the world’
• What’s behind the global orange juice supply crisis and will Australian prices be affected?
• Afternoon Update: PM denounces proPalesti­ne protests at Labor offices; P&O Cruises Australia to shut down; and X changes porn policy
• Guardian Essential poll: two-thirds of voters support raising minimum age for social media to 16
• Sydney teacher charged after allegedly filming students’ private parts on phone
• Two broken gas meters in seven months before deadly Sydney house explosion at Whalan
• Modi poised for third term but may fall short of landslide Indian election win
• P&O Cruises Australia to shut down early next year
• Press junkets are ‘torture’ says Lupita Nyong’o
• If regional communitie­s don’t want a windfarm, why would they accept a nuclear power station?
• Tiananmen square anniversar­y: Hong Kong police detain artist who made sign in the air
• Devastatin­g Brazil floods made twice as likely by burning of fossil fuels and trees
• Global rich must pay more to tackle climate crisis, says architect of Paris deal
• Biden to issue order limiting asylum seekers from crossing US-Mexico border
• ‘Extremely impressive’: melanoma jab trial results excite doctors
• Jude Bellingham named world’s best footballer in Top Trumps rankings
• BDS founder hails campus protests for taking Israeli divestment mainstream
• Mexico’s Claudia Sheinbaum poised to secure supermajor­ity after historic win
• Improving energy supply in Pakistan could save 175,000 lives, says Unicef
• Trump calls on supreme court to annul his guilty verdict in hush-money case
• Labour pledges to investigat­e treatment of migrant workers in care sector
• DoJ accuses far-right Epoch Times of being money-laundering operation
• Philippine­s Kanlaon volcano erupts sending 5km ash cloud into sky
• It was all eco: Coldplay beats emissions target for world tour – via kinetic dancefloor­s and trains
• Why Facebook won’t be influentia­l in the UK general election
• ‘Africa has zero PR in the west’: the Nigerian influencer using sarcasm on the clueless
• Revealed: These rural California airports need critical repairs. Los Angeles stands in their way
• Feistily gorgeous Dior show renews auld alliance with Scotland
• Art in the Arctic: exploring Bodø, Norway, European capital of culture for 2024
• A year on, Spain’s ‘historic’ menstrual leave law has hardly been used. Why?
• Fiftysomet­hings in pink bobble jumpers: how White Stuff’s boss plans to tap midlife trends
• ‘Pockets are essential’: what to look for when shopping for a skirt
• ‘I was terrified of the tea round’: the small changes that can help neurodiver­gent people thrive at work
• Nigel Slater’s recipe for peas, rice and basil
• Where east meets west: Tamal Ray’s recipe for Sichuan-style lasagne
• ‘You can do anything here!’ Why Lithuania is the best place in the world to be young
• Glastonbur­y announces full 2024 lineup, adding James, Tems, Squeeze and more
• Rapper Brother Marquis, member of 2 Live Crew, dies aged 58
• ‘It definitely got me a seat in therapy’: Diane Lane on child stardom, sleazy execs and thriving in her 50s
• The nuclear volcano’s about to blow! Can Michael Crichton score an explosive hit from beyond the grave?
• ‘We had to cut Rik Mayall’s ejaculatio­n scene’: Adrian Edmondson and Ed Bye on Bottom
• My National Gallery review – comforting celebratio­n of the UK’s cherished art collection
• Romeo n Juliet 4EVA review – Jamaican teens breathe fresh life into Shakespear­e romance
• An orchard: a place where you tame trees, or try to
• I’ll welcome a Labour victory and a brighter future, but Britain deserves a better election than this
• Nigel Farage thinks leave-voting Clacton will welcome his return. He may be in for a surprise
• The Republican party has transforme­d into the Trump Maga party
• I have plotted to win TV election debates. Ahead of tonight’s clash, here’s what Starmer and Sunak need to know
• Will Labour rebalance the country in favour of working people? I don’t think so
• Book festival activists are making absurd demands over Baillie Gifford
• New lifeline for bank customers as ‘superATMs’ go on trial in England
• UK bank Standard Chartered accused of helping to fund Iran and terrorists
• Homelessne­ss charity enters administra­tion after dispute with property fund landlord
• Vistry sells 1,750 homes to Blackstone and Regis in £580m deal
• Only three water company prosecutio­ns in England and Wales for unfit drinking supply
• Falling UK inflation not leading to rise in spending, report finds
• The Guardian view on beach protests in the Balearics: locals need a better deal
• The Guardian view on Nigel Farage: a serial loser looks to win big in British politics
• World will miss target of tripling renewable electricit­y generation by 2030 – IEA
• Asian hornets overwinter­ed in UK for first time, DNA testing shows
• Stress bragging: why workload boasts are bad for you – and your colleagues
• How heat affects the body – inside and out
• Russia targets Paris Olympics with deepfake Tom Cruise video
• Sonos Ace review: quality noise-cancelling headphones worth the wait
• ‘Bully me around the court’: Alex de Minaur bulks up for French Open breakthrou­gh
• Kylian Mbappé finally joins Real Madrid as anointed heir to the greats
• England’s final Euro 2024 squad: who will go and who might miss out?
• Matildas gamble on fitness of star duo as squad named for Olympic Games
• Fernandes seeks better Manchester United deal but wants clarity on future
• Carter says ‘one little clip’ does not define her after hard foul on Caitlin Clark
• State of Origin 2024: the big themes shaking up this year’s series
• José Mourinho’s sanctuary of discomfort will fit right in at Fenerbahce
• ‘I like the chaos’: how Sophia Laukli became a world-class athlete in two sports
• Jofra Archer leads returning England heroes hoping to impress in Barbados
• Chelsea’s temporary vision has led to shopping in the Championsh­ip aisle
• Ancelotti’s relaxed style is crucial to Real’s Champions League success
• West Ham join Leverkusen in race for Girona’s Aleix García
• Euro 2024 team guides part four: Switzerlan­d
• Premiershi­p final masks turmoil simmering below rugby’s surface

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