Headlines
Monday
18 June 2018
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Crowd of up to 10,000 attend candlelight vigil for comedian killed in Princes Park -
Department of Justice says authorities erred in cancelling missionary visa, but 71-year-old could still be deported over separate case
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Minute-by-minute report: Follow the action from the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium with Rob Smyth -
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Liberal senator tells Kenyan TV that the salary was reasonable compensation for the work politicians did
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Spotlight
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In the hometown of Jordan Peterson, the evangelist of white male resentment, a different and thoughtful men’s movement vies to be heard -
Full of rollerskating Wall Street Bankers, tabloid fixtures and postwar frivolity, a new documentary reveals the social backdrop of the famous club
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The government’s continued attacks on the ABC make it seem like it’s trying to avoid scrutiny
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Exclusive: Debbie Sims Africa, the first freed member of a radical Philadelphia group many say were unjustly imprisoned, talks about reuniting with her son and defends the Move members still locked up: ‘We are peaceful people’
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Swarms of flying bugs are causing chaos for fans and broadcasters around Volgograd with fears they may be a nuisance to England players -
In an exclusive interview the Poland striker opens up on life as one of the world’s best strikers, his aims for the World Cup and why he calls himself Emil when out with his friends -
Media commentators draw parallels with Angela Merkel’s struggle to keep the coalition government together
World Cup 2018 upcoming fixtures
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Australia’s rugby sevens captain will make a full recovery from injuries he suffered in an assault but won’t make the World Cup next month -
Fernando Alonso needs to win Indy 500 to complete motor racing triple crown and an uncompetitive car in F1 could make switch easier -
life-on-the-breadline
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Life on the breadlineAustralians living in poverty share their day-to-day lives
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IMF figures show the world is more indebted than during the financial crisis and needs more borrowing to create growth -
I know from experience that the Trump-sanctioned brutality at the US border with Mexico will scar its child victims for life
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The former treasurer ran on a progressive platform, despite being a member of the party’s right faction -
On inquest opening day, court also hears of earlier incidents on fatal Thunder River Rapids ride -
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Conservative opponent of Farc peace process wins long and divisive campaign -
US Border Patrol allows reporters to visit but does not allow pictures or interviews at holding facility housing children as young as four -
Video and pictures
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Prime minister Malcolm Turnbull pays tribute to 22-year-old Eurydice Dixon, who was murdered while walking home in Melbourne
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Kellyanne Conways says 'nobody likes seeing babies ripped from their mothers' arms' as criticism grows over child separations at US/Mexico border
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For more than three years, Ukraine has been plagued by a conflict between the eastern secessionist territories and the Kiev government. These images portray a generation caught between war and peace
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With the festival taking a year out, we take a moment to appreciate some of the most memorable outfits seen on its stages over the years – from Solange in monochrome PVC to Thom Yorke in an Astro Boy T-shirt
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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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'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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Amy Poehler’s joyful show got a bit too joyful, and had a shark-jumping seventh series retreading old ground and leaving a bad taste in the mouth -
Geraldine McCaughrean, accepting award for Where the World Ends, warned that restricting the language children read risks creating a future underclass who are ‘easy to manipulate’ -
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
Explore
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Films such as Leave No Trace that profess to be about an alternative way of life have more in common with the suburbia of The Truman Show than they seem
The big picture
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Photographer Luc Kordas captures New York’s unique energy and characters in his ongoing series New York Chronicles. One of his favourite locations is the city’s subway, where he captures “those quiet moments people have among all the craziness”
Bananas Scientists scramble to stop fruit being killed off