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June
2016
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EU leaders call for UK to leave as soon as possiblePresidents of European bodies say there will be no renegotiations and Britain must act on vote to avoid prolonging uncertainty
EU referendum outcome – live -
What does Brexit mean for you?From mortgage repayments, pensions and petrol to graduate jobs, we look at the practical implications of Britain’s withdrawal from the EU -
By all means feel bitter, but please take heart. What those of you who voted stood up for was noble and one day will be againIf you’re young and angry about the EU referendum, you’re right to be
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The vote is in, now we must face the consequencesEditorial: A prime minister is gone, but that is of nothing compared to the fallout for the economy, our union and Europe. It will all have to be grappled with, and so too will the economic neglect and the social alienation which have driven Britain to the exit door
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Turnbull urges voters to back Coalition after UK resultAustralian prime minister says UK vote to leave EU could cause a ‘shock’ that would require ‘strong economic leadership’
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More than 20% of Australian voters will go for minority parties, poll showsCoalition leads the two-party preferred vote in the Seven ReachTel poll 51% to 49%, unchanged from the previous week
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The uneasy truce between the PM and his party’s right on climate change and marriage equality is under threat, while the Brexit vote challenges his stability v chaos messageMr Stability: Turnbull's message rocked by real world ructions and party pressures
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Veteran ABC broadcaster dies of suspected heart attackWestern Australia’s breakfast radio king hung up his headphones three months ago, and is being hailed for a stellar 47-year radio career
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highlights
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Writing help in the sand saved my lifeKnowing I was unlikely to get back to camp before nightfall, I climbed on to the bank, but there was no sign of the path back
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Dark Mofo: a strangely beautiful town becomes deliciously derangedUnique in risk and scale, Hobart’s Dark Mofo is vast, immersive and leaves the rest of the country for dead
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How the world’s ugliest dogs get competition readyThe annual World’s Ugliest Dog competition takes place this weekend in Petaluma, California. So how do owners get the entrants looking their, er, best?
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Collingwood get back to winning ways against FremantleCollingwood’s worst MCG crowd in 76 years saw the Magpies snap their three-game AFL losing streak at Fremantle’s expense
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Cartwright rips Souths to shreds in Penrith winBryce Cartwright made a compelling case for a NSW call up after firing Penrith to a 28-26 NRL win over South Sydney
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The Guardian’s team of the tournament so farWith the tournament having reached its halfway stage we pick our best and worst XI based on the individual player ratings from each game
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Two Australians picked in top 10: Simmons No1Ben Simmons says he can’t wait to get to Philadelphia after the 76ers selected him with the No 1 pick of the NBA Draft
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Half a dozen of the best Wimbledon upsetsFrom Boris Becker feeling both sides of a shock to Ivo Karlovic helping to pave the way for Roger Federer, half a dozen underdog stories from SW19
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Gould's attack on Gallen is personal, says FlanaganPhil Gould’s criticism of NSW State of Origin captain Paul Gallen has become personal, according to Cronulla coach Shane Flanagan
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As the pound plunges and markets slide, remember that this referendum was called by David Cameron to fend off Nigel Farage and his own Tory ultras. He has lost his gamble – and the country will pay the priceCameron has lost his job – his Teflon cockiness has finally worn off
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Google is not going to replace your doctor – yetThe search giant has introduced symptom checkers onto its site this week. Here is one physician’s verdict
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Caroline Wilson hits back at 'neanderthal' Sam NewmanAFL journalist at centre of the latest Eddie McGuire furore condemns Footy Show host’s recent contribution
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Father who sent images of unborn baby jailed over 'vile' child sex abuseQueensland man Ashley David Hill, who was arrested after sending an ultrasound of his unborn child to an undercover FBI agent, given five-year sentence
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Reef on the brink linked
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Barbell accident kills former UN leader accused of corruptionJohn Ashe, ex-president of general assembly, died of ‘traumatic asphyxiation’ while lifting weights on bench at New York home, say authorities
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My political revolution is just getting startedLeftwing senator, who has yet to concede defeat to Hillary Clinton in Democratic race, gives speech on ‘where we go from here’ to New York crowd
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The UNHCR is working tirelessly to provide life-changing humanitarian support to the millions of displaced people around the globe. In this Q&A, the not-for-profit’s National Director of Australia, Naomi Steer explains what you can do to help the world’s most vulnerableIs there anything Australians can do to help with the international refugee crisis? -
Maggie Smith finds both the humour and the tragedy in the lead role of The Lady in the VanMaggie Smith rises to the fall -
Winter in Tasmania: Reveal your curious side as you explore our events and festival guide. Take our interactive test to discover your personality and find out where winter in Tasmania could take youReveal Your Curious Side - Interactive
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How to break the cycle of gun reform failureAfter Orlando, Washington recited the same partisan lines. But elsewhere, gun control groups are turning to solutions that could change the way we think about gun reform
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Grieve now if you must – but prepare for the great challenges aheadA working-class revolt has taken place, and frustration is spilling out in all sorts of directions. If Britain is to have a future, the escalating culture wars have to stop
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A civil marriage equality debate? Only if leaders call out homophobia wherever it occursLGBTI Australians have already been subject to hateful, offensive attacks in the name of opposing marriage equality. There’s one way to ensure the debate is respectful
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Hangzhou skyscrapers look strangely familiarHangzhou already has a copycat Eiffel Tower, while other cities have versions of Manhattan and Tower Bridge. Now critics say the proposed Zhejiang Gate Towers bear a suspicious resemblance to the destroyed World Trade Centre buildings
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Season one, episode four – Hairy Juice meets the patriarchyThe Namarrador returns, tensions simmer in the Zone and there’s a charge against patriarchal paradigms in another plot-packed and ambitious episode
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Tour the city with an insider guideWant to find the cradle of French cuisine, the former brothel of Edward VII or where Napoleon lost his virginity? A network of locals in Paris, and cities worldwide, is guiding tourists to secret spots
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Creating order from the artist's chaotic record-keepingFrancis Bacon was a great artist, but a very bad record keeper. As the definitive inventory of his paintings is published, Stephen Smith meets the art history detective who catalogued his life
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Five of the actor's best momentsAs the Oscar winner takes a rare lead turn this week in the charming comedy The Meddler, we look back on her finest big-screen performances
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The model's Glastonbury dress codeFrom glitter tops and PVC trousers to high heels and fake fur stoles, forget playing it waterproof and sensible
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Quentin Blake's unpublished illustrations of The BFGQuentin Blake guides us through the remarkable story of his collaboration with Roald Dahl to make The BFG
the big picture
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Anna Gibb's architectural daydreamsArchitect Anna Gibb’s illustrations span global cities from Hong Kong to Glasgow – and bring to life the rich histories that emerge out of their buildings
Live Johnson says no rush for Brexit as Cameron quits after losing referendum
• Corbyn faces no-confidence vote
• Pound falls sharply as Bank of England urges calm
David Cameron 'I am honoured to have been PM for six years'
Business live Wall Street joins global market sell-off
Jeremy Corbyn Labour leader faces no-confidence motion
Scotland Sturgeon prepares for second independence poll