The Guardian Australia - 2024-06-14

• Watchdog to examine corruption commission’s robodebt decision after complaints of alleged ‘corrupt conduct’
• Why is a constructi­on union leader demanding the AFL sack its top umpire?
• Media Watch host Paul Barry to leave ABC show after 11 years
• Fifth case of leprosy recorded in Australia for 2024
• Trump win could see mass purge of state department, US diplomats fear
• Sam Kerr gives Chelsea big boost by signing two-year contract extension
• Unrwa accuses Israel of frequently preventing aid deliveries to Gaza
• Elon Musk says Tesla shareholde­rs voting to back $45bn pay deal
• Police investigat­e senior NSW officer over improper breath test
• Kaylee McKeown just misses out on new 200m backstroke world record
• Chris Dawson loses appeal against conviction for murdering wife more than 40 years ago
• Judge in Greg Lynn murder trial says jury can’t find him guilty of manslaught­er as an alternate verdict
• Afternoon Update: NSW police officers charged with assault of 92-year-old; flu cases surge; and Nasa’s ‘disturbing’ medical drill
• Australia’s unemployme­nt rate dips to 4% as economy adds 40,000 new jobs
• Peter Dutton has reignited Australia’s climate wars. We factcheck the major claims
• ‘What is our future?’: the Nauru detention centre was empty. Now 100 asylum seekers are held there
• Peter Dutton took $23k private jet to News Corp event where he spoke on cost-of-living crisis
• Tabcorp fined $270,000 over child gambling in 13 venues
• Reports of sexual assault in NSW up 42% in five years, new data reveals
• Thousands of short-stay rentals flouting registrati­on rules in Sydney, research finds
• Dutton’s surprise climate policy proves he ‘can’t be taken seriously’, Albanese says
• ‘Demonic pelican’ fossil unearthed in outback Queensland
• Farmers who graze sheep under solar panels say it improves productivi­ty. So why don’t we do it more?
• ‘Firemen are some of my favourite human beings’: evacuated hotel guest turns out to be Henry Winkler
• Vomit-inducing deepfake nudes show yet again that when misogyny intersects with AI and elitism, girls get hurt
• Russia accused of ‘deliberate’ starvation tactics in Mariupol in submission to ICC
• Argentina: violent protests as senators back austerity measures of President Milei
• ICJ to fine Hungary €1m a day until it complies with EU refugee laws
• Why do women outlive men? Cells that develop into sperm and eggs could give the answer
• Conflicts drive number of forcibly displaced people to record high
• Complete abortion ban in South Carolina more likely after primaries
• Storied Titian painting found at London bus stop after theft goes to auction
• Dutch lorry drivers could stop bringing goods to UK if post-Brexit delays not cut
• Nasa says no emergency onboard ISS after ‘disturbing’ medical drill accidental­ly airs
• More than half of UK students working long hours in paid jobs
• Les Républicai­ns leader vows to stay on despite revolt over Le Pen alliance plans
• Hunter Biden conviction could boost father against Trump, experts suggest
• Kuwait building fire kills at least 49 Indian workers
• Rare cancers, full-body rashes, death: did fracking make their kids sick?
• Brazil’s devastatin­g floods hit its ‘Black population on the periphery’ the hardest
• Rightwing media decried Trump’s trial. What about Hunter Biden’s?
• Dirty waters: how the Environmen­t Agency lost its way
• Best podcasts of the week: Jon Stewart confronts corruption, Trump and more
• Liquid gold: olive oil is soaring in price – here’s what to use instead in 10 classic dishes
• How we met: ‘I worried about the age gap – but being with him felt perfect’
• ‘I thought it would be a tinpot movie’: myths and reality of Chariots of Fire and the 1924 Olympics
• ‘We’re asking a lot of these people’: how fragile is the global supply chain?
• Eagle attacks, red invaders and a genetic bottleneck: inside the fight to save arctic foxes
• ‘The big story of the 21st century’: is this the most shocking documentar­y of the year?
• ‘I went a bit crazy’: Mo Farah on rebellion, love, ruthlessne­ss – and being forced to live a lie
• Hong Kong chicken and bulgur salad: Yotam Ottolenghi’s recipes for cooking with lemon
• Is aspartame bad for you? What we know about the sweetener’s health risks
• ‘It could have been us’: filming the devastatio­n after the Turkish-Syrian earthquake­s
• Ouroboros: NGA’s polarising new four-year $14m artwork to close roads on its journey to Canberra
• The Friday Afternoon Club by Griffin Dunne review – Hollywood tales
• Freud’s Last Session review – what-if meeting of minds with Anthony Hopkins as the master analyst
• Tyrone Pynor: the 10 funniest things I have ever seen (on the internet)
• Russell Crowe: I’m ‘slightly uncomforta­ble’ with Gladiator 2
• ‘I didn’t discover rationalit­y until I went to England’: Neil Jordan on Tom Cruise, sandwich-boarding and seeing his dad’s ghost
• The experts: actors on 20 ways to look and feel confident – when you’re anything but
• Inside Out 2 review – Pixar returns to emotional Mission Control for Riley’s teen years
• The PwC scandal put the big four in the spotlight – but hyper-corporate capitalism remains untouched
• How do you know the Tories are finished? There’s not a single person left to defend their record
• I have always laughed at those who read the instructio­ns. But the joke is on me
• Rish! seems determined to achieve total humiliatio­n. This isn’t politics, it’s art
• It may be a load of boules, but you won’t be able to avoid pétanque this summer
• The era of reckless Tory economics is over. As your chancellor, I would make every penny count
• In Germany, football has made nationalis­m cool again. That’s why I’m dreading the Euros
• Labour was fighting fit for an election, but some fear a nasty shock once in power
• UK housebuild­er Crest Nicholson slides into loss amid property market woes
• ‘Perilous for democracy, good for profits’: is big business ready to love Trump again?
• Should Tesla pay Elon Musk $45bn? The shareholde­rs will decide
• Federal Reserve holds interest rates at twodecade high as it waits for inflation to cool
• EU to put tariffs of up to 38% on Chinese electric vehicles as trade war looms
• The Guardian view on Europe’s imperilled green deal: time to outflank the radical right
• The Guardian view on water privatisat­ion: end an experiment that has failed
• Wreck of Shackleton’s ship Quest found, last link to ‘heroic age of Antarctic exploratio­n’
• Elon Musk sued by SpaceX engineers claiming they were illegally fired
• Rapid UTI test that cuts detection time to 45 minutes awarded Longitude prize
• Apple says long-awaited AI will set new privacy standards – but experts are divided
• US settles for $4.47bn with now bankrupt crypto firm Terraform Labs
• Voters to weigh in on whether tech billionair­es can build new California city
• I banned my daughter from using the iPhone she bought. It made her a better person
• New Zealand on brink of exit after T20 World Cup defeat by West Indies
• A-League expansion delayed as Canberra ruled out of men’s 2024-25 season
• Luka Dončić fouls out as Celtics beat Mavericks to move within one win of NBA title
• Footballer­s’ union starts legal action against Fifa over Club World Cup
• Australia are the team to beat as they lay siege to T20 World Cup title
• Transgende­r swimmer Lia Thomas out of Olympics after losing legal battle
• We’re in the middle of a non-stop sporting bloom – help us bring you a pitchside view
• Hazlewood raises prospect of run-rate shenanigan­s but England’s task clear
• From Olise to Zirkzee: 10 players who could make big moves this transfer window
• England’s midfield conundrum: who will Southgate turn to at Euro 2024?
• As Copa América approaches, the pressure is building on USMNT’s Gregg Berhalter
• Euro 2024: 24 fans from 24 countries preview the tournament
• Edin Terzic resigns as Borussia Dortmund coach, citing ‘new era’

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