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The Guardian today - Australia edition

the guardian today - Australia edition
Saturday 14 Feb 2015
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Palaszczuk sworn in as the 39th premier on Saturday, two weeks after the election in which Labor won 44 seats, enough to form minority government 
'It taunts us spiritually': the fight for Indigenous relics spirited off to the UK
Tony Abbott's authoritarian need to attack just leaves him looking weak
Isis fighters in suicide attack on Iraqi air base
Utah inches closer to resurrecting firing squad as GOP leaders pass key vote
Tony Abbott removes 'father of the house' Philip Ruddock as chief whip
SportMore »
Cricket World Cup 2015: team-by-team guide
Cricket World Cup preview: can 'favourites' Australia justify the hype? | Geoff Lemon
A-League: five things to look out for in Round 17
Carlton coach Mick Malthouse lashes out at Essendon's AFL pre-season plans
Sepp Blatter’s quest to remain Fifa president leaves idealism at the door
CultureMore »
Perth international arts festival: welcome to the land of The Giants
Jon Stewart's replacement should be a woman. It's time.
Bare-arsed, bold, glorious Madonna – light years away from acting her age
Comment is freeMore »
Aboriginal people are exceptional. When we can all acknowledge that, the gap will close | Chris Sarra
Justice? Fairness? Who needs them when we've got Abbott and co? | Richard Ackland
Is your democracy broken? Try these four handy alternatives! | Fiona Katauskas
Life and styleMore »
Love is in the air: behind the scenes on date night
Pass the parcel: Yotam Ottolenghi’s dumpling recipes
Daniel and Petra's love story: prison kept us apart for 10 years, but we endured
TechnologyMore »
Facebook ‘legacy contact’ can take over your account when you die
10 reasons to hope Apple isn't really making a car
ScienceMore »
The hunt for gravitational waves could be nearing success
350 years of publishing from the world's oldest science journal– in pictures
EnvironmentMore »
Mass whale stranding in New Zealand kills 24 with more fatalities expected
Out of the blue, on the edge of the world, killer whales converge to feast
VideoMore »
Lenore Taylor and Katharine Murphy talk Tony Abbott's #spill week – video
Tanya Plibersek talks of husband's drug conviction in emotive plea for Bali Nine pair – video
Nova Peris says MPs walking out of debate shows 'total disrespect' for Indigenous people - video
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Dominique Strauss-Kahn's 'swinging lifestyle' shocks France
Argentina's president may face charges over alleged terrorist attack cover-up
Yanis Varoufakis: ‘If I weren’t scared, I’d be dangerous’
Named and shamed: the six worst works of British public art | Jonathan Jones
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