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I feel safe in the capital. An hour’s drive away, white-pride tattoos remind me that we Berliners can’t take our safe, hedonistic lives for granted any more

As the Albanese government struggles to make its mark, Bill Shorten is a reminder that if good policy isn’t always good politics, politics can still be a vehicle for good policy.

Means-testing will hit up to 2 million people. Rachel Reeves would be wise to admit she was wrong, says Guardian economics editor Larry Elliott

One car ride, one question: what drives Bob Katter?

The price of shares in Donald Trump’s Trump Media continues to plummet, with the former president looking at billions in paper losses compared to just a couple of months ago.

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock is expected to respond to sluggish economic growth today, and backlash about the government’s census questions continues.

First the arrest of Telegram founder Pavel Durov, now the ban on Twitter in Brazil. After years of making outrage and tribalism their business model, are tech titans getting their comeuppance? In this edition, we ask about the almighty showdown between the billionaire owner of the social media platform now…

Editorial: Ministers must act after a damning verdict on decades of regulatory failure and corporate dishonesty

Editorial: The candidates’ silence on the causes of election defeat is eloquent about the party’s dismal state

Just like that, summer is over. Or is it? I’m not about to go Carrie Bradshaw on our readers, don’t worry. But as most of us have probably taken whatever summer holiday we can take and the kids go back to school, do we really think that’s it for us…

As Britain absorbs the second phase of the report into the Grenfell Tower inferno, with its accumulation of horrors, an event last week serves as warning and a rebuke to the pace with which we have got here. Is it really possible, seven years after that disaster, that the cause…