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The job Australians should tell their kids to chase

Electricians can make big bucks.

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QLD: Miles catching, but Crisafulli still leads

The Queensland LNP’s lead is narrowing ahead of tomorrow’s ballot in the Sunshine State, and a star-studded lineup will grace the stage for the Harris campaign in Georgia.

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The Guardian view on Sure Start’s legacy: investing in children brings rewards

Editorial: A reduction in serious youth offending can now be added to the benefits brought about by Labour’s flagship family support programme

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The Guardian view on Labour and the US election: a storm in a teacup

Editorial: There is nothing wrong with foreign volunteers working for Kamala Harris, providing they do it openly and stick to the rules

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OPINION - Miquita Oliver's London Question: what place in the city means the most to you?

I’ve been thinking about the word “history” and what it really means to think about the past. People often refer to history as something that they “failed in school”. But really, history is, as Alan Bennett put it so beautifully in his 2004 play The History Boys, “just one f***ing…

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Armed police have a dangerous job, but that doesn’t mean they should be less accountable

The home secretary mustn’t let herself be held to ransom over the Chris Kaba case. Officers need her support, but so do the public and grieving families, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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Israel’s killing of Hamas’s leader should mean an end to this war. It probably won’t

Joe Biden’s unwavering support enables Benjamin Netanyahu to prolong the conflict and prioritize his own political survival

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The Church of England is panicking about declining congregations – here’s what it should do instead

Too many beautiful church buildings are going to ruin. Councils could run them better. Let them, says Guardian columnist Simon Jenkins

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OPINION - The Commonwealth case for reparations is not just flawed, it's a waste of time

So, is the Commonwealth conference in Samoa going to be dominated by the possibility that Britain will be asked to pay billions of pounds in reparations for the evils of the slave trade? It does rather look like it.

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OPINION - London's homelessness crisis is getting worse, not better

I have been known to complain about my flat. The road is loud and polluted. The upstairs neighbours ripped up their carpet so I can now feel every footstep and hear every argument. The local foxes practise their jujutsu all night long. But it is warm and secure.

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When can you change the lyrics in song covers? Ask Kelly Clarkson

I’m usually opposed to replacing words when an artist covers a song – but there is room in my heart for satisfying revenge

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OPINION - Penny Mordaunt: London can teach the world a vital lesson

At the heart of our great capital is a set of paradoxes. How can such an old city, with so much history, be so full of innovation and technology? Why is London so anonymous but so obsessed with personalities? How can one of the most densely populated cities be so…

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Another day, another social care review. But don’t despair, it may actually work this time

Though royal commissions have a bad reputation, this is a real chance to establish a realistic plan before it is too late, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

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What I learned when Turning Point USA came to my campus

The far right is looking very different to how it did a few years ago. They’re less tied to traditional conservative organizations

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OPINION - The Standard View: Labour's Trump row reveals Starmer's naiveté

There are certain lines to take and positions to hold that work in opposition. Shadow Chancellors, for example, can call for more spending and lower taxes, knowing full well that such a plan is unfeasible. In Government, however, others – whether it be the bond markets or foreign actors –…

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No, you’re not imagining it – the UK’s 5G connection really is crap

We are lagging behind other G7 countries, but improving mobile networks could add billions to the economy, writes the author Chris Stokel-Walker

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It’s too easy to claim Sahra Wagenknecht is beyond the pale. Here’s what German voters see in her

Progressives shouldn’t dismiss the ‘left-conservative’ leader – her popularity is driven by her powerful critique of runaway capitalism, says Guardian associate editor Julian Coman

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CHOGM to talk climate change (but not slavery reparations)

The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting kicks off in Samoa today with climate talks on the table, and despite their best efforts the Libs can’t keep the issue of abortion out of the news.

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OPINION - Keir Starmer has just wrecked the UK's relationship with Donald Trump

I am starting to wonder if Keir Starmer is naïve or foolish, or both. Presenting himself as a seasoned technocrat, he has shown himself to be embarrassingly callow in the political arts: first, by announcing in isolation, significant cuts to the winter fuel allowance; second, by so woefully handling the…

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By assuming I am incompetent at everything, I’m making it so much worse

I call this state of being next-level incompetence. By doubting everything I do – from where I put a book to whether I picked up my medication – I cause chaos

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The word ‘fascist’ has lost all meaning. And Trump is using that to his advantage

There is a new push by his opponents to brand him with the F-word – and the effect has been both silly and serious, says Guardian columnist Emma Brockes

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OPINION - Chris Kaba trial: the noisy anti-police coalition are trying to crush the spirit of police officers

The choice to name Sergeant Martyn Blake – the police officer who took the fatal shot which killed Chris Kaba – has placed him and his family in intolerable danger.

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OPINION - It is a disgrace that black men killed by police are systematically dehumanised

This week a jury acquitted Sergeant Martyn Blake of Chris Kaba’s killing. In the days since, the press have predictably characterised Kaba as a criminal, in attempts to validate his killing. Reports fail to mention that Blake did not know who was in the car when he shot a visibly…

The Guardian - AU

Want to live longer? Forget blue zones – these factors improve your chances of ageing well

Finding the perfect combination of lifestyle hacks to live to 110 irks many experts who are more interested in quality of life

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Marseille is neither a drug-choked hell nor a tourist paradise: it’s the city that captures France at its best

France’s second city makes headlines for crime, but also for being welcoming and progressive. Neither cliche does it justice, says Cole Stangler, a journalist based in Marseille

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