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  • Westpac

    Westpac’s profit jump is no surprise when the RBA favours banks over households

    John Quiggin
  • An older white man with white hair combed back, sunglasses, and most of his face obscured by a mask, wearing a black suit without a tie.

    You scratch my back
    Robert De Niro court battle lifts veil on celebrity assistants

  • The governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, Michele Bullock, has warned it’s important to keep a lid on our expectations of future inflation.

    Analysis
    If interest rates rise again, it may be because inflation fears lost their anchor to reality

    Peter Hannam
  • A singer/blogger livestreams in Huangpu district

    Digital clones
    Chinese influencers using AI to pump out content

Spotlight

  • BrisbaneCouncilGreenspixie

    Would you fail the Greens Political Party landlord character test? Yes!

    First Dog on the Moon
    It is a very good and also very funny idea – everyone will enjoy it except landlords

  • ‘We all knew what we were getting into!’
    Gross-out lesbian comedy Bottoms and its unrepentant director

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    Full Story podcast
    Speaker Johnson, Israel, government shutdown and Virginia

    Jonathan Freedland and Marianna Sotomayor of the Washington Post discuss what we have learned about Mike Johnson’s approach to the job from his first week with the gavel
  • 1. Berky's "Bees" (2 years old)

    Breathing, bushfires and ‘little bees’
    Children make art for the climate crisis

    For the 2024 Adelaide festival, young people from around South Australia were invited to make art in response to their three climate change priorities
    • ‘Gardening heals, it salves, it sets you straight’ … Monty Don at Camley Street natural park, managed by the London Wildlife Trust.

      ‘I’m a sex symbol? That makes me embarrassed’
      Monty Don on love, class and his future on Gardeners’ World

    • Little Britain Comic Relief Stage Show - London<br>Kate Moss makes a cameo as Katie Pollard, sister of Vicky Pollard, in a special Comic Relief performance of the Little Britain stage show at the Hammersmith Apollo in west London. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Picture date: Wednesday 22 November 2006. See PA story SHOWBIZ Moss. Photo credit should read: Ian West/PA model comedy perform

      I loathe Little Britain, but it shouldn’t be censored – let it fade away for being unfunny

      Barbara Ellen
    • a young woman and young man with drinks, her in lace-up white top, him in white vest, both tanned

      How to Have Sex review
      Two stars are born with this searing study of consent

    • MYANMAR-DRUGS-CRIME<br>A burning pile of seized illegal methamphetamine is seen during a destruction ceremony to mark the "International Day against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking" in Yangon on June 26, 2023. Myanmar junta authorities said they torched almost half a billion dollars worth of illegal drugs on June 26, 2023, but warned they were failing to stop a surge in production and trafficking of narcotics. (Photo by SAI Aung MAIN / AFP) (Photo by SAI AUNG MAIN/AFP via Getty Images)

      ‘The country, the whole region, is being flooded’
      Tracking meth to Australia

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Opinion

  • Illustration showing faces of people in a caring group

    I didn’t want my cancer diagnosis to affect my relationships. But of course it did

    Hilary Osborne
    Being seriously ill tests you and those around you to the limit, says Hilary Osborne, the Guardian’s money and consumer editor
  • Paul Karp

    The Agenda
    The AEC is shifting electorate boundaries, but should parliament be adding seats?

    Paul Karp
    • Fed up middle aged woman holding pills

      I could have sworn HRT had cured my brain fog and rage. Then I read that it hadn’t

      Emma Beddington
    • Actors wearing masks and long wigs.

      In the Middle East, as in Greek tragedy, justice must prevail over moral absolutism

      Kenan Malik
    • Sam Bankman-Fried looking serious

      It’s easy to be dazzled by the super-rich, but don’t believe that they’ll do the right thing

      Will Hutton
    • Former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson staff give evidence to Covid Inquiry<br>epa10951299 Dominic Cummings, former Special Advisor to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, departs the Covid Inquiry after giving evidence in London, Britain, 31 October 2023. Former staff of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson are to give evidence this week. EPA/ANDY RAIN

      In Boris Johnson’s Lord of the Flies fraternity, women were there to be talked over or banished

      Catherine Bennett

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Lifestyle

  • Rafael Bonachela

    Three things with Rafael Bonachela
    No app gives me the pleasure of a pencil

    In our weekly interview about objects, Sydney Dance Company’s artistic director tells us about a protective pendant, and his stationery indulgence
  • Making sense of it composite - Parenthood and the buddhist practice of letting go

    Try parenting the Buddhist way – drop your expectations and go with the flow

    Nadine Levy
  • Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez walking hand in hand outdoors

    ‘Longevity research’
    British biotech races US’s ‘buff billionaires’ for secret of eternal youth

  • Nita Hauhia, wearing a lilac blouse, in her kitchen with burgundy red cupboards, a counter full of bottles and coloured mugs, and blue walls with full shelving.

    Interiors
    Shades of brilliance in a Finnish home packed with clashing colours and fun

  • A round leek and potato pie with a crusty edge – the middle with no pastry – and a slice cut

    Nigel Slater recipes
    Leek and parmesan pie, and peanut butter cookies

  • Small girl holding mother's hand, seen from behind/the side, outside wearing coats

    Ask Philippa
    I love my son, but I resent my daughter

Culture

  • Cerise Howard, the curator of Melbourne’s 33rd Queer film festival

    Be kind, rewind
    Melbourne’s 33rd queer film festival looks forward by looking back

  • Björk

    ‘I always wanted to be David Attenborough’
    Björk on protecting salmon, going on strike and magical mushrooms

    The singer is releasing a single with Rosalía to support action against intensive salmon farming. She talks about being a guardian of Iceland’s wilderness and how young people will make real change
  • Rachel Sennott, Ruby Cruz and Ayo Edebiri in an american high school corridor regarding something ahead of them

    Bottoms review
    Lesbian high-schoolers start a fight club in gleeful black comedy

    Co-writer Rachel Sennott and The Bear’s Ayo Edebiri have a blast in Emma Seligman’s enjoyably scattershot follow-up to Shiva Baby
  • Ian McKellen (Macbeth), Judi Dench (Lady Macbeth) in MACBETH by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, England 04/08/1976 design: John Napier lighting: Leo Leibovici director: Trevor Nunn<br>2E9Y7WH Ian McKellen (Macbeth), Judi Dench (Lady Macbeth) in MACBETH by Shakespeare at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC), The Other Place, Stratford-upon-Avon, England 04/08/1976 design: John Napier lighting: Leo Leibovici director: Trevor Nunn

    Shakespeare: The Man Who Pays the Rent review
    Judi Dench’s seven-decade love affair

  • Peter Blake at his home in London in 2022.

    ‘A kind of magic’
    Veteran pop artist Peter Blake says possibilities of AI are endless for art

  • Susan Phillips-Rees (left) at home with Isla Roberts in Mylor in the Adelaide Hills, South Australia. They are the subjects of the documentary Isla’s Way

    ‘I’m not a lesbian. I’m Isla Roberts’
    The 38-year love story that defies labels

  • Australian author Christos Tsiolkas

    Walk with ... Christos Tsiolkas
    I don’t understand wanting to live a youthful life forever

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Across the country

  • An Israeli tracked artillery unit drives down a highway

    'Must be exposed'
    Legal action attempts to force Australia to reveal if arms exports are supporting Israel assault on Gaza

    Palestinian human rights groups allege Israel may be using Australian technology in serious human rights abuses
  • Westpac

    Westpac
    Profit jumps to $7.2bn and bank announces share buyback amid rising mortgage stress

  • Anthony Albanese and Xi Jinping

    Analysis
    Albanese to echo Whitlam as he prays for a good harvest in Xi talks

    Katharine Murphy in Beijing
    The prime minister will visit the Temple of Heaven in Beijing on Monday morning before a significant meeting with China’s president, Xi Jinping
    • Greens councillor Jonathan Sriranganathan

      Renting
      Greens threaten Brisbane landlords with huge rates rises if they increase rents

    • Centrelink
      Call centres to get 3,000 new staff in bid to deal with helpline and payment delays

    • Scott Morrison
      Former PM joins Boris Johnson on ‘solidarity’ trip to Israel

    • Nauru
      Lawyers welcome government’s decision to settle negligence case of refugee infant

    • ‘Absolutely not’
      Chris Minns doesn’t want transport minister to resign over staffing scandal

    • 2024-25 budget
      Chalmers flags focus on supporting green energy industries

    • 'It doesn’t make sense to me'
      NSW residents with flood-damaged homes still entangled in bureaucracy

    • Bushfires
      Tara battlers faced 10-metre flames. Now they’re sticking together to rebuild

The rural network

  • William Towler, left, and Andrew Bird hold a photograph showing them standing with their uncle Graham Paynter before his death in 1989

    Small steps of justice
    Families await the outcome of landmark inquiry into gay hate crimes

  • The government is offering grants of up to $50,000 for uninsured homes that were destroyed in the blaze

    Video
    Devastated Queensland bushfire survivors recount the moment fire 'roared through' Tara

  • Fire is seen in the distance from a town at night

    The smoke in the NSW air feels like the bushfires of 2019 – but the alerts on my phone signal a change

    Michael Burge
  • Fire is seen in the distance from the Tenterfield CBD on Tuesday night. Firefighters and residents managed to save the town, as well as others such as Wallangarra-Jennings.

    Fire on the doorstep
    How residents and firefighters from two states combined to save border towns

Around the world

  • Sitiveni Rabuka, Anthony Albanese and Mark Brown

    Pacific Islands Forum
    China-US rivalry takes centre stage as Solomon Islands deepens ties with Beijing

    The US has been racing to reopen embassies and deepen links with Pacific countries in wake of Solomon Islands security pact with China
  • FILES-US-VOTE-TRUMP-BIDEN<br>(FILES) Former US President Donald Trump appears in the courtroom for his civil fraud trial at New York State Supreme Court on October 24, 2023 in New York. While the stakes could hardly be higher for American democracy, voters are increasingly turned off by the apparently inevitable rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump. Joe Biden has joked about it, ignored it and suggested it makes him wise. A year out from the US presidential election, the issue of his age just won't go away. Donald Trump was impeached twice. He has been found liable in fraud and sexual abuse lawsuits. He is charged with 91 felonies, accused of recklessly endangering national security, and of conspiring to defraud the United States. Young US voters have been through graduations, new jobs and the end of Covid restrictions since the last presidential election, but next year's likely Trump-Biden rematch has left many Americans in their early 20s with an uneasy sense of deja vu. (Photo by Maansi Srivastava / POOL / AFP) (Photo by MAANSI SRIVASTAVA/POOL/AFP via Getty Images)

    Trump on trial
    Ex-president angry over trials but happy with attack and delay strategy, insiders say

  • The Ukraine and EU flags in front of the Nato emblem in central Kyiv

    European Union
    Ukraine doesn’t want sympathy vote on joining EU, deputy PM says

    War-torn country will complete reforms required by bloc within two years, says Olga Stefanishyna before leaders’ summit
    • Benjamin Netanyahu faces battle for survival as prime minister

      Israel
      Will a nation that came together in war stay united to topple Benjamin Netanyahu?

    • England
      Burnley council leader quits over Starmer’s failure to call for Gaza ceasefire

    • Edinburgh
      About 100 young people in violent clashes with police

    • Suella Braverman
      Charities criticise UK home secretary for claim homelessness is ‘lifestyle choice’

    • UK
      Thousands without water after Storm Ciarán disrupts Surrey treatment works

    • Climate crisis
      Countries agree key ‘loss and damage’ measures to fund most vulnerable

    • Scotland
      Parents-in-law of Humza Yousaf back after fleeing Gaza

    • New York City Marathon
      Tola sets men’s course record as Obiri takes women’s crown

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  • evening shot of MVRDV’s sleek redesign of the pyramid of tirana, albania, a couple of children sliding down it, other people on the stairs which are now clean and beautifully lit

    Architecture
    The Pyramid of Tirana – from tyrant’s monument to joyful symbol of modern Albania

    A rundown brutalist symbol of Tirana’s communist legacy has been transformed by the architects of London’s disastrous Marble Arch Mound into a fun multispace venue that’s irreverent and liberating
  • Children pose in front of a concrete wall decorated with a mural

    In pictures
    Melbourne’s public housing commission towers

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    A foodie wishlist: 5 cult Crown dishes to try this festive season

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    Playing host: 3 Australian tastemakers share their dinner party musts

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    A teacher’s success shows how a financial lifeline can transform lives

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    ‘The kindness of strangers’: two recipients share how plasma donations changed their lives

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Explore

  • Tate Modern seen from the Thames

    ‘Responsibility to speak out’
    UK museums agree to collective action to tackle the climate crisis

    Leaders in the sector who attended UK Museum Cop held at Tate Modern committed to manage their collections sustainably
  • Stephen Murray stands in the lot he uses to dump wood after cleaning up resident’s properties in Paradise, California.

    California
    A town re-emerges from the ashes of a devastating wildfire. But five years on, is Paradise for all?

  • Animal Rising group outside Dalscone Farm

    ‘Britain’s loneliest sheep’
    Ordeal continues as activists accused of intimidating farm staff

  • ‘On the brink of extinction’
    A food historian’s hunt for ingredients vanishing from US plates

  • Cloud services
    Companies lock customers in while nickel-and-diming them

  • Grok
    Elon Musk unveils AI chatbot with a ‘rebellious streak’

  • Jilly Cooper
    The secret to a happy marriage is creaking bed springs – from laughter

  • Sicily, where billionaires get back to basics – by booking an entire city

    Tobias Jones

  • Mail-order brides
    Inside the exploitative 1987 world of treating women like merchandise

The big picture

  • A demonstration for the release of the Hamas hostages in Tel Aviv

    Top shots
    Fireworks and flowering deserts

    The Guardian’s picture editors select photo highlights from around the world

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