Headlines
Tuesday
31 July 2018
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Quaedvlieg says current system leads to speculation and criticism, and a failure to address systemic problems
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Experts say the state’s increasingly ferocious wildfires are not an aberration – they are the new reality -
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Government contribution to Million Dollar Chase comes two years after an aborted attempt to ban the sport in the state
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Spotlight
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Despite her impeccable pedigree, for some reason the electorate of Mayo didn’t warm to Georgina Downer. Let’s take a look at her family’s history -
Olivia Colman and Helena Bonham Carter are among the A-listers appearing in the new series of Netflix’s drama – but which of them looks the best fit?
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The sprawling internet theory, beloved by Trump supporters, has ensnared everyone from Tom Hanks to Hillary Clinton
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The former US president and vice president visited a bakery that supports veterans, ordering baked goods and praising the workers for serving their country.
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If there is one thing that Australian rugby desperately needs it is an injection of private equity -
Deadline day has arrived for the panel tasked with resolving Football Federation Australia’s long-running governance crisis -
Allegations of a toxic culture in the New Zealand women’s football team has claimed the scalp of a second top official
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I lived through an abusive relationship, and New Zealand’s legislation is a relief from the shame and fear -
But the real villain in the sacking of Angela Williamson is the Tasmanian government for its dastardly abortion policy
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Breathless thrasher
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Remains of graphic artist John Christianos, 40, discovered in Melbourne storage facility -
Plan includes education precinct, glamping facilities and expanded lake offering ‘croc-free’ activities -
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Weak pound and strong economies elsewhere make UK a less enticing prospect for seasonal staff -
Photos and infrared imaging indicate vehicles moving in and out of the facility at Sanumdong -
Video and pictures
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The editor of Guardian Australia warns that creating larger, commercially stronger media organisations does not necessarily deliver a journalistically strong organisation
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The fabled ʻōʻō was last seen in 1985. Set in the painted cloud forest of Kauai, Songbird takes you back in time to meet the legendary bird and hear its last song
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The minister appears to forget the nationality of his wife on a visit to Beijing
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They advocated for racial equality and justice in the face of widespread discrimination, but their tactics also involved violence. A look at 40 years of black power -
Pussy Riot members appeared surprised as they were rearrested after their release from prison on Monday
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A new footbridge held up by two giant hands has just opened near Da Nang in Vietnam, the latest in a line of weird and wonderful structures around the world
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After two decades of film producers fretting over her taboo-breaking book Layover, novelist Lisa Zeidner asks if Hollywood is finally ready for a bed-hopping woman -
The death of Carrie Fisher didn’t end her role in the space saga and she’ll be back in Episode IX. But now may be the time for her to ‘drown in moonlight’ -
‘We need that number of non-white actors,’ says director John Tiffany. ‘But that’s not to say I can’t do some mixing up’
Explore
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Number of king penguins on the remote Île aux Cochons has fallen from 2m to 200,000, warn scientists
The big picture
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The Guardian’s picture editors bring you photo highlights from around the world
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