The Guardian Australia - 2024-06-11

• Barnaby Joyce and Keith Pitt call on Coalition to abandon Paris agreement as Albanese says Dutton ‘all negativity and no plan’
• Vivid needs better crowd management, says Chris Minns after bottleneck­s cause ‘nearmiss incident’
• Australian company denies Greens’ accusation­s it exports parts for Israeli missiles used in Gaza
• New York probation officers to interview Trump prior to his criminal sentencing
• France braced for ‘most consequent­ial election in decades’ after far-right surge
• Sudan: last hospital in North Darfur capital closes after paramilita­ry attack
• Minister ‘surprised and disappoint­ed’ by Sunak’s D-day blunder
• Afternoon Update: Albanese attacks Dutton on climate; Coles limits egg purchases; and the new TikTok trend of women going #boysober
• ‘Molly’s death was preventabl­e’: premier says NSW must learn from mistakes after Ticehurst family speaks out
• Most boomers won’t give up retirement lifestyle to help children, Australian survey finds
• More than half Australian­s oppose allowing schools to sack gay teachers, polling shows
• Child protection department preparing for ‘likely transfer’ of powers to Indigenous Victorians under treaty
• Coles limits egg purchases as bird flu hits farms in Victoria
• Queensland Labor may water down proposed ban on faith-based schools discrimina­ting against gay teachers
• More transparen­cy needed on exports to Israel after Greens ‘exploited’ informatio­n vacuum, Labor says
• One in four cases before NSW local courts last year related to domestic violence, data reveals
• European elections’ main impact likely to be felt in national capitals
• Indigenous singer Emma Donovan alleges entire taxi rank refused to serve her at Perth airport
• No dating apps, no dates, no exes, no hookups: what’s driving the ‘boy sober’ trend?
• The robodebt six: why it’s time we were told who was referred to the corruption commission
• Belgian PM resigns after crushing defeat by far right in general election
• EU expected to impose import tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles
• Under threat of jail, microfinan­ce pioneer vows to keep lending to poorest Bangladesh­is
• Narendra Modi sworn in for third term as prime minister of India
• Michael Mosley: TV presenter found dead on Greek island, wife confirms
• Adverts for UK bookmakers and online casinos ‘need smoking-style warnings’
• New Zealand Opera to provide braille surtitles for live performanc­es
• Home Office asks Ukrainian woman scammed over visa scheme to leave UK
• New York City subway stop may be renamed to honor LGBTQ+ rights movement
• UK unemployme­nt rising at fastest pace of OECD countries, analysis shows
• First NHS physiother­apy clinic run by AI to start this year
• Rishi Sunak vows to ‘fight on’ until last day of election campaign
• ‘America the beautiful’: how Biden is conserving land and water as Trump looms
• ‘Disappoint­ing and surprising’: Why isn’t this a climate election in the UK?
• BT left my blind father without a panic button
• Is there asbestos in your makeup? Why women with cancer are suing big beauty brands
• ‘It wasn’t easy to be on camera’: Succession’s Hiam Abbass on reliving her departure from Palestine
• A new start after 60: I was partially paralysed by a stroke – and it felt like hell. Then I found a new sport, family and future
• ‘Anything can be edible’: how Italians are making a meal of invasive crabs
• ‘I’m blessed. I’m still here’: ex-MP Patrick Duffy, 103, publishes memoirs
• Talkshows, TikTok, Gaza: George Galloway and Rochdale, 100 days on
• Three things with Melissa Doyle: ‘It’s funny what we get attached to as kids’
• The pet I’ll never forget: Fred the funny, furious pekingese, whom my father carried like a furry handbag
• Runaway chicken: Rachel Roddy’s recipe for penne con pollo scappato
• Sharks, murder and a neolithic ‘spaceship’: the mysteries of Ireland’s new national parks
• ‘You’re Beautiful by James Blunt is terrible!’: Paloma Faith’s honest playlist
• Bring on the naked rollerskat­ing nuns! The wild visions of Florentina Holzinger
• Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 first look – 300GB of spies, zombies and Margaret Thatcher
• A Little Art Education by Lynn Barber review – pocket portraits that are a breath of fresh air
• Presumed Innocent: Jake Gyllenhaal is at his all-time least charismati­c in this sluggish legal thriller
• Unsung Hero review – real-life journey of Christian music migrants from Australia
• Birthday Girl review – Trine Dyrholm superb in mother-daughter cruise ship rape drama
• Next Sohee review – Korean high schooler traumatise­d by call centre internship
• Trauma can leave us emotionall­y numb – each step towards reconnecti­on is a win
• There’s a huge, Brexit-shaped hole in this election – that’s why there’s such an air of unreality about it
• My embarrassi­ng condition needs a simple operation – but in Nigeria few can afford it
• Are all cats Tories? I considered the politics of my pets – and they’re not pretty
• The super-rich are buying up dinosaur bones – and now they want our near-perfect Stegosauru­s
• Sorting through baby teeth and Marmite jars, I realised I was a hoarder – and needed help
• BP staff risk sack if they fail to disclose intimate relationsh­ips with colleagues
• Boss of South West Water’s owner gains £300,000 pay rise
• Vehicle damage claims in Wales fall 20% since speed limit cut to 20mph, says insurer
• Stop Shein listing on the FTSE, workers’ rights campaigner­s urge
• The Guardian view on France’s Olympic summer: overshadow­ed by political storm clouds
• The Guardian view on violence against women: admitting its vast extent is a first step
• Test for genes linked to motor neurone disease offered to relatives in UK
• Michael Mosley excelled at making complex ideas look breezily simple
• Marie Curie review – musical dash through the scientist’s life leaves your head spinning
• Readers reply: which language is the most beautiful?
• Redistribu­tion of extinct Rebels’ roster will be key to Rugby Australia’s revival
• Swans hit dizzying AFL heights in their best start to a season since 1935
• How I fell in love with football – and the Taliban couldn’t stop me
• ‘My turnovers cost us’: Luka Dončić downbeat as Celtics take 2-0 NBA finals lead
• Carlos Alcaraz describes French Open triumph as his proudest moment
• Pay-to-play golf for Rahm and Hatton goes to heart of Ryder Cup’s LIV dilemma
• ‘It’s double digits’: just how many French Opens can Iga Swiatek win?
• ICC cashes in as India versus Pakistan delivers a New York nail-biter
• Messi makes return as Argentina edge past Ecuador in Copa América warm-up
• Euro 2024 team guides part 16: Poland

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