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Cutting the Curve: Exposing fashion’s renewed obsession with skinny

FASHION REIMAGINED: With fashion weeks behind us for another season, Caroline Garland reviews a bold new docuseries on fashion, power and what it takes to stay visible when your body is no longer trending

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Australian supermarket potato chips taste test: the winner is ‘good enough to replace human company’

After sampling 35 packets of crisps, Nicholas Jordan has been through the thick and the thinly sliced

The Guardian - AU

Supermarket ice-cream stick taste test: the winner is a classic, the worst is the most expensive

From golden oldies to ‘weirdly oily’ alternatives, Nicholas Jordan searches for his new favourite portable ice-cream. Little did he know the journey might break him

The Guardian - AU

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Australian supermarket vanilla ice-cream taste test: the best tub is from Aldi (so is the worst)

From velvety specimens to ‘watery’ experiences, Nicholas Jordan has the inside scoop on ice-cream tubs – the good, the bad, and the simply vanilla

The Guardian - AU

Australian supermarket hash brown taste test: the clear winner isn’t technically a hash brown

From crunchy wonders to literal flops, Nicholas Jordan reveals which frozen shredded-potato products make the cut

The Guardian - AU

Family of Sydney man shot dead during psychotic episode demand police retract claim he was ‘known’ to them

Call by family of Steve Pampalian comes as Greens accuse police of curating the narrative around other people fatally Tasered or shot

The Guardian - AU

Yemendi, Sydney: the Yemeni restaurant where every table orders the fluffy spiced rice

In the city’s southern suburbs, mandi – the star ‘mixed rice dish’ of Yemeni cuisine – is a top order. But the most transportive experience is downstairs

The Guardian - AU

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‘If they don’t comply, they die’: families demand royal commission after fatal NSW police shootings

Exclusive: Premier says an inquiry into use of force against vulnerable people isn’t necessary, despite four fatalities in as many monthss

The Guardian - AU

After I became the oldest in my family at 24, the pull towards older people was gravitational

At first, it happened subconsciously, but in time it became a more conscious act … but no need to lock up your grandparents

The Guardian - AU

The life and times of Marcia Hines: ‘I did what had to be done - and I wouldn’t be me if I hadn’t’

At just 16, Hines moved from Boston to Australia for a musical – then never left. She talks about being a teen mother and being ‘the nice judge’ on Idol

The Guardian - AU

Debut author Debra Dank breaks records at NSW premier’s literary awards

The Gudanji/Wakaja writer won four prizes and took home $85,000 for We Come with This Place – a book she never intended to publish

The Guardian - AU

The makeshift solution for Sydney’s other housing crisis: nesting boxes for wildlife

Recently planted trees will take 100 years to restore habitat lost through urbanisation. Ecologists are trying to fill the gap

The Guardian - AU

Waterloo South public housing residents will be rehoused nearby after sale, NSW government pledges

Exclusive: Tenants feel let down by Labor, but Chris Minns insists sale does not meet ‘definition of privatisation’

The Guardian - AU

‘Yachts at the top’: power, privacy and privilege in the world of Australian superyachts

Superyachts are floating markers of power and luxury, and sales are booming. As Australia hopes to lure more of the vessels and their elite clientele, what do we know about this world?

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My mentor John Hughes taught me how to write. Then he plagiarised my work

In 2022, the acclaimed Australian author was found to have plagiarised whole sentences from Leo Tolstoy and F Scott Fitzgerald. When a former student discovered he was among those greats, his reaction was complicated

The Guardian - AU

‘Waiting for too long’: Why Miriam Charlie photographs overcrowded Indigenous housing

The Yanyuwa Garrwa artist and Polaroid photographer from Borroloola in the Northern Territory uses her camera to document the state of housing in her home town

The Guardian - AU

NSW chief health officer ‘cautiously optimistic’ about containment of monkeypox outbreak

Strong ties between government and LGBTQ+ community leads to proactive messaging and quick action on vaccines, experts say

The Guardian - AU

‘Why should adults judge children’s books?’ Australian kids take over prestigious book awards

This year, the Children’s Book Council of Australia has created a new set of awards judged by 2,000 children around the country. We meet some small judges with big opinions

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‘Bringing the sun in’: the hardworking weavers of Bula’Bula dig colour from the red earth

On a hot day in eastern Arnhem Land, three women collect pandanus leaves and djundom roots – and offer a priceless masterclass into a rich cultural tradition

The Guardian - AU

‘Is it really going to take a death?’: legal advocates say Don Dale must be shut down

Teenager hospitalised this week the latest in at least 54 self-harm or suicide attempts at NT youth detention centre since July 2021

The Guardian - AU

‘The biggest fight of our lives’: the battle to contain Covid in the Northern Territory’s remote communities

Healthworkers have helped curtail the virus, but longstanding housing problems leave families vulnerable

The Guardian - AU

In the battleground seat of Lingiari, the Coalition hopes to dim Labor’s star power with a first-time upset

A Labor stronghold since its creation in 2001, the party faces the possibility of losing to the rising popularity of a CLP candidate

The Guardian - AU

Remote NT community not told about $5m contract to fix uranium in water supply

Laramba residents have no details of when treatment system will be ready and are forced to pay for bottled water while they wait

The Guardian - AU

Flood havoc as Central Coast braces for 4.5m swells – as it happened

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