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After the riots, Keir Starmer should tell us the truth about our country. This is why he won’t

The violence exposed racist narratives based on lies. Yet where is the counter-argument, asks Guardian columnist Nesrine Malik

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Courageous Aboriginal women have shared deeply personal, heartbreaking stories. Have those in power heard?

We are stuck in an exhausting cycle. After the missing and murdered First Nations women and children inquiry, we are looking for change that puts our safety first

The Guardian - AU

Foxtel CEO goes into damage control after Jewish, media groups slam Nazi salute

Patrick Delany has moved to quell the backlash by meeting with a Jewish community group and sending an email to staff after Crikey obtained an image of his offensive salute.

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Foxtel CEO goes into damage control after Jewish, media groups slam Nazi salute

Patrick Delany has moved to quell the backlash by meeting with a Jewish community group and sending an email to staff after Crikey obtained an image of his offensive salute.

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Tim Walz’s lesson for Albanese: Don’t be a shrinking violet

The US Democrats have been energised by the Harris-Walz ticket, which is pushing bold, progressive policies. If only Labor would do the same.

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Powerful groups have hijacked Australian media narratives on climate change, new analysis shows

Exclusive: Australian journalists sitting in climate-controlled offices have repeatedly failed when it comes to reporting on climate change.

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Labor minority likely: Poll

New polling suggests that a minority Labor government is a likely outcome at the next election, and NSW Liberals are considering legal action against the state electoral commission.

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The Guardian view on ageing: the science of longevity is advancing

Editorial: New discoveries about our bodies are emerging. But we need care as well as research to cope with ageing

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on hyperlocalism: communities need more oomph

Editorial: David Cameron’s zeal for localism was a fig leaf for cuts. But schemes to push power down should not be abandoned

The Guardian - UK

Why dismissing the loudness of modern life is the key to regaining the stillness of the present

The unspoken moments in our lives can provide more information than a thousand words

The Guardian - AU

Birth changes women’s bodies for ever – and we need to get real about it

The tennis player Naomi Osaka opened up this week about how she feels physically since having her daughter. Both athletes and non-athletes will have nodded in recognition

The Guardian - UK

Hind Rajab’s death has already been forgotten. That’s exactly what Israel wants

The Israeli state has applied its usual strategy after this atrocity: deny, deflect, deceive, and wait for attention to move elsewhere, writes Guardian columnist Owen Jones

The Guardian - UK

Exclusive: Foxtel CEO ‘demonstrated’ Nazi salute in leaked on-set photo

Patrick Delany suggested the image obtained by Crikey could show him, then the Fox Sports CEO, ‘demonstrating the similarity’ between the Nazi salute and a gesture made by A-League fans.

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Exclusive: Leaked photo shows Foxtel CEO ‘demonstrating’ Nazi salute

Patrick Delany suggested the image obtained by Crikey could show him, then the Fox Sports CEO, ‘demonstrating the similarity’ between the Nazi salute and a gesture made by A-League fans.

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Exclusive: Leaked photo shows Foxtel CEO ‘demonstrating’ Nazi salute

Patrick Delany suggested the image obtained by Crikey could show him, then the Fox Sports CEO, ‘demonstrating the similarity’ between the Nazi salute and a gesture made by A-League fans.

The Guardian - UK

It’s mating season on X, as Musk courts Trump

The tech boss’s overtures were possibly made with one eye on favourable regulation, but doesn’t he know what happens when you swim with sharks?

The Guardian - UK

Inciting rioters in Britain was a test run for Elon Musk. Just see what he plans for America

The presidential election is three months away. What if the billionaire contests the result? What if he decides democracy is overrated?

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Labour is fast discovering that Britain needs more than a Band-Aid to restore it to health

The country faces grave and deep-seated problems that only bold – and expensive – policies can address

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Behold the new sexy Pirelli calendar, a perfect example of Post#MeToo creep

Tasteful nudity is back in business – it’s as if the last seven years had never happened

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Defending working-class interests requires more than simply opposing immigration

Trade union rights, the welfare state, austerity… these are the issues that really affect lives

The Guardian - UK

Tom Cruise pulled off the best Scientology stunt ever. If only he could really levitate

Waving the Olympic flag in Paris, the cult’s star made the world forget about the unpleasant bits

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on the Middle East crisis: Iran and Israel risk sparking all-out conflict

Retaliation can only end in mutually assured self-destruction

The Guardian - UK

The Observer view on growth: Labour must be prepared to spend

Public sector pay rises are vital, but raising the revenue to pay for them will be difficult unless fiscally conservative policies are lifted

The Guardian - AU

I once worked with wombs and now I specialise in death. I learned the end is as sacred as the beginning

There are many commonalities between obstetrics and palliative care. At the core of each is hope

The Guardian - UK

Detectorists’ finds rewrite history by unearthing the real story of money

A study of ancient coins has shifted the focus of Europe’s economic history from the Greeks and Romans to the Arabs

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