Headlines
Sunday
17 June 2018
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US Border Patrol allows reporters to visit but does not allow pictures or interviews at holding facility housing children as young as four
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Tributes and flowers laid at scene of 22-year-old’s death covered in white paint and offensive graffiti
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On inquest opening day, court hears of earlier incidents on Thunder River Rapids ride -
Spotlight
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The territory's government has lifted its fracking moratorium despite fierce opposition, reflecting the war of attrition being waged by gas companies -
Contentment is not a state, it’s an activity, says Professor Edith Hall – and you just have to decide to become happier
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When she’s starring alongside Sandra Bullock in Ocean’s 8 or rapping about her vagina on YouTube, she’s Awkwafina. But at home she’ll always be Nora Lum from Queens -
The owner of Amazon and the Washington Post keeps his counsel, spurring the president to ever-greater rage
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3 out of 5 stars.
The Carters: Everything Is Love Beyoncé and Jay-Z release surprise album
3 out of 5 stars.
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Joachim Löw accepts his defending champions were ‘negligent’ and ‘haphazard’ after Moscow defeat -
Aleksandar Kolarov’s curling second-half free-kick secured victory for Serbia in their opening Group E game -
Patrice Evra’s applause for Eni Aluko was ‘sexist’, according to social media critics
World Cup 2018 upcoming fixtures
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The British No 1 stormed off court having taken issue with a line call during her dramatic 6-3, 3-6, 6-4 loss to the Australian Ashleigh Barty in the Nature Valley Open final
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Carlton were deplorable and St Kilda lucky, while Adelaide’s finals hopes might be over -
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Life on the breadlineAustralians living in poverty share their day-to-day lives
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Seventy years ago the US helped rebuild Europe and assumed the role of global peacemaker -
Scores are falling across the world, provoking headlines of ‘dumbing down’. But what does it measure anyway?
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Key senator urges undecided Greens to join Labor and split bill to block costly cuts for high earners -
New report says Australian companies lag behind international organisations -
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Jesus Falcis has taken his battle to the supreme court, backed by a president who regularly clashes with the Catholic church -
At least 110 died as ash and dirt from Fuego volcano swallowed up communities -
Video and pictures
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The performance artist emerges after spending three days inside a steel container with no food beneath the bitumen
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Vandals have attacked the makeshift memorial to the murdered comedian Princes Park, Melbourne. Firefighters were called in to remove a lewd symbol painted next to the shrine
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The pundit has been heavily criticised on social media after applauding a fellow panellist's football knowledge on ITV
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'We are out here busting our chops. You are making decisions that affect all our lives,' tennis player shouts at umpire before losing to Ashleigh Barty
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Dorothea Lange: Politics of Seeing A visionary whose camera never lied
5 out of 5 stars.Lange’s photographs of the Great Depression underline her courage and affinity with the poor -
More than 120 firefighters battle huge blaze at Mackintosh building, which spreads to neighbouring buildings
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Previous winners Michelle de Kretser and Kim Scott have also been shortlisted for the award
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The acclaimed author answers questions from our readers and famous fans on the state of modern India, the threat of AI, and why sometimes only fiction can fully address the world -
Touki Bouki was a commercial flop in 1973. But the arresting image used in the couple’s latest tour has sparked new interest
Explore
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In two decades coal seam gas has come to account for 30% of gas production. Here’s how the picture varies state to state
The big picture
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Scientists climb the Mozambique peak to discover a wealth of new species
Live Clive Palmer announces Brian Burston as UAP Senate leader