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Enemy at the gate? The West Australian turns its guns on Labor to back the mining giants

The newspaper owned by billionaire Kerry Stokes has not been shy about attacking environmental reforms – but are readers getting the full picture?

The Guardian - AU

Germany’s border clampdown threatens the entire European project

No wonder Viktor Orbán and Geert Wilders are cheering. Olaf Scholz is helping them to reshape the EU as they want it

The Guardian - UK

Is Keir Starmer’s plan to help workers the start of a new era – or no big deal?

Labour’s promises to ‘make work pay’ are short on detail, but delegates at the TUC conference were starting to believe, says Guardian columnist Andy Beckett

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What we know about Australia’s arms exports: We’ve analysed the data

Australia ranked 13th in overall military expenditures globally in 2022-23, spending about 1.9% of GDP.

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Albanese’s $1.9m property listing is a far cry from the housing struggles of ordinary Australians

The chasm between those who can buy and sell real estate at will and those for whom housing is a source of constant anxiety has never been clearer

The Guardian - AU

Aged care reform will be a major Labor legacy… with help from the Coalition

It’s taken Labor two governments to reengineer aged care in Australia — with some help along the way from the opposition.

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Albanese to Biden’s Wilmington for Quad

The prime minister will join Quad leaders in Joe Biden’s home town of Wilmington later this month, and the government strikes a deal with the Coalition on aged care.

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The Guardian view on the NHS: the biggest test for Starmer’s government

Editorial: Lord Darzi’s review of our ailing health system contains a diagnosis. Now Labour must figure out a cure

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on Israel and Gaza: a nightmare that does not end

Editorial: Eleven months on from 7 October, the deaths of Palestinians and Israeli hostages are still mounting, and the risks of a broader regional war persist

The Guardian - UK

OPINION - Men don't read any more — what happened?

Why don’t men read? Oh, I know dear male Standard readers do, those urbane, literary, poised and secretly perverted doyens of good taste. But those other men, they are not reading fiction. Oh sure, they read Sir Alex Ferguson’s book, Lewis Hamilton’s book, books about cage fighters and career criminals,…

Evening Standard

The NHS is in critical condition – but with the right care, it can make a recovery

Lord Darzi’s damning report on the crisis facing our health service will be the benchmark from which improvements will be judged, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

The Guardian - UK

Stephen Lawrence family’s enduring heartache ahead of emotional day ...The Standard podcast

Plus, London Fashion Week: guide & style for 2025

Evening Standard

Sure, I’ll hear your apology. That doesn’t mean I have to accept it

It takes a big person to beg for forgiveness. But it takes an even bigger one to realise they’re not entitled to it

The Guardian - AU

OPINION - The jury's still out on Vincent Van Gogh's supposed 'suicide'

This week the National Gallery opens a brilliant new show of major works by one of the most luminous and original of all European artists, Vincent Van Gogh — for whom the label “troubled genius” is a drastic understatement.

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The Guardian - US

Kamala Harris was great in the debate. Will that be enough to win?

It is important that Kamala Harris continues to define and expose Trump. But it may not be enough to secure a victory

Evening Standard

SpaceX: Listen to first-ever commercial spacewalk ...Tech & Science Daily podcast

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OPINION - London, we tried but it's time to end the experiment and ban e-scooters

Roads are dangerous, which is why breaking a traffic law is serious business. At least, that is the case when you’re in a car. But what if you’re on a precarious, nearly silent, almost invisible vehicle — that can be piloted by teens and nevertheless go very fast? Then you…

The Guardian - UK

By bombing Gaza’s schools, Israel is taking aim at my future. But it will not succeed

Among the ashes and the bodies, education goes on – and I’ve seen the kind of help the international community can offer, says medical student Manar Al Khodari

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OPINION - Labour are right to promise NHS long-term reform, but just wait till the winter crisis hits

The NHS has become such a bleak topic of discussion in recent years that it is almost impossible to imagine it being fixed. Lord Darzi’s report paints a picture of an organisation grappling with several crises: in primary care, hospitals and the treatment of long-term illness. Its findings make for…

The Guardian - UK

The threat to BTec courses in England is the educational scandal no one’s talking about

Snobbery and a lack of transparency around Labour’s review may be why there isn’t more outrage, says Guardian journalist Susanna Rustin

The Guardian - US

The US should join other nations in giving public schoolkids free breakfast and lunch

Free school meals increase attendance rates, improve nutrition, help low-income students and cut down on bureaucracy

The Guardian - US

Why is our so-called democratic society suppressing freedom of speech?

Trump stoking bigotry and calling journalists ‘enemies of the people’ is reminiscent of Hitler. It’s hard to imagine – until it isn’t

The Guardian - UK

She’s not just ‘Mum’. She’s my mum – and she does have a name

The way some healthcare professionals talk about our parents really grates on me – even if it does come from a good place

The Guardian - UK

Wikipedia is facing an existential crisis. Can gen Z save it?

The world’s most important knowledge platform needs young editors to rescue it from chatbots – and its own tired practices, says tech writer Stephen Harrison

The Guardian - UK

Out of 1,500 global climate policies, only 63 have really worked. That’s where green spin has got us

Grand schemes, many backed by governments, masquerade as positive action on the environment. They should be disowned, says Guardian columnist George Monbiot

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