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the guardian today Thursday 05 May 2016 Editor's picks More » State of emergency in Alberta as wildfire forces Fort McMurray evacuation More than 80,000 residents ordered to leave city and at least 1,600 buildings destroyed as 'nasty, ugly' inferno rages in hub of Canadian oil sands industry Bill forcing people to prove nationality slammed as discriminatory Air pollution warnings issued as UK temperatures set to soar Neither former Bush president will endorse Donald Trump Junior doctors agree temporary halt to strikes in exchange for talks Former chief constable calls for public inquiry into Orgreave action and beyond Most viewed in last 24 hours More » The New Day newspaper to shut only two months after launch Publisher Trinity Mirror to announce closure of experimental national newspaper after sales fall to around 30,000 copies Blame it on the Zodiac killer: did social media ruin Ted Cruz's campaign? Donald Trump's triumph is a lesson for Europe's politicians | Simon Jenkins Woman who defied 300 neo-Nazis at Swedish rally speaks of anger Video shows Navy Seal's death was result of intense combat with Isis Mental health champion for UK schools axed after criticising government Sport More » Manchester City suffer as Fernando own goal hands semi-final to Real Madrid Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez plays fight game to be proud not loud in Las Vegas | Kevin Mitchell Mercedes letter: we are not favouring Nico Rosberg over Lewis Hamilton Comment is free More » We need the Women's Equality party – we'll see driverless cars before equal pay | Suzanne Moore Election victory should be Labour's on Thursday – losses will be inexcusable | Jonathan Freedland Google's DeepMind shouldn't suck up our NHS records in secret Culture More » Grayson Perry: 'Boys think they're breaking the man contract if they cry' Seth Rogen: 'There are probably jokes in Superbad bordering on the blatantly homophobic' – video interview Laura Carmichael as Portia: 'The quality of mercy' – video Business More » Oil giants should ditch high-cost projects, thinktank says CBI calls on government to back manufacturing sector strategy Technology More » Hacker collects 272m email addresses and passwords, some from Gmail Apple Music is being overhauled? Good - here's what it needs to do Travel More » San Francisco on a budget – send us your tip and win a £200 hotel voucher Instagram Snapshots: Bhishma Choudhary in India Life and style More » The falafel battle: which country cooks it best? Kitchen gadgets review: Lékué macaron kit – 'magic is unlocked, Willy Wonka-style' Eyewitness picture of the day More » Children play on the snow as people watch a reindeer race on Reindeer Herders Day yesterday in the Yamalo-Nenets region of Russia Getty Images Football Comment is free Environment Get more Guardian emails

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Sign up to our Morning Mail Sign up now » A daily wrap of what's happening, stories we love and the latest news, sent early in the morning. Click here to sign up to our Morning Mail the guardian today - Australia edition Thursday 05 May 2016 Editor's picks More » Abbott: a 'well-known millionaire' offered me $5,000 when I was a new MP Former PM says Bill Heffernan told him to give back the cash and to ask the millionaire to make it out in a cheque to the Liberal party 'for the campaign' Refugees don't self-harm because of me Peter Dutton, they self-harm because of you | Sarah Smith Bowraville murders: victims' families refuse to give up fight for justice Money trumpeted in budget for Great Barrier Reef previously announced Tony Abbott suggests the mining industry should demonstrate their gratitude to Ian Macfarlane – politics live Outgoing MP Linda Burney decries 'paternalistic' approach to Aboriginal affairs Sport More » David Squires on ... the end of the A-League season From Algeria to Thailand: how the world has fallen in love with Leicester City Semi Radradra will stay put at Parramatta Eels, says coach Brad Arthur Manchester City suffer as Fernando own goal hands semi-final to Real Madrid Nick Kyrgios knocks Stanislas Wawrinka out of Madrid Open – minus the insults Culture More » Do we have to rebrand the arts as 'creative tech' for Turnbull to give us money? The looming threat to our book industry is bad for authors, publishers ... and for you | Susan Hawthorne Keir award 2016: where is the 'dance' in Australian contemporary dance? Comment is free More » If the budget was the government's tax white paper, they flubbed it | Greg Jericho Women-only train carriages? What a ridiculously regressive idea | Gabrielle Jackson Betrayed by their party, Republicans voted Trump. But will he betray them too? | Christopher R Barron Life and style More » Keeping up with the Kommunists: the Kardashians head for Cuba Survival of the fattest: how greedy labradors convinced us they were clever There's a noise I hear everywhere – and I don't know what it is Technology More » Blame it on the Zodiac killer: did social media ruin Ted Cruz's campaign? Hacker collects 272m email addresses and passwords, some from Gmail Science More » Scientists break record for keeping lab-grown human embryos alive Gravitational wave scientists win $3m Special Breakthrough Prize Environment More » Greens' want 1.2m households to install renewable energy storage Renewable energy: rapid acceleration needed to meet 2020 target Video More » Insight into Neil Prakash, Australia's most wanted terrorist killed in airstrike – video Killer whales: drone footage off the Western Australian coast – video New Zealand police use 'running man' to attract new recruits – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Woman who defied 300 neo-Nazis at Swedish rally speaks of anger Tess Asplund, who was photographed with fist raised in lone protest against far-right activists, says she acted on impulse And then there was one: Trump stands alone after shocking nomination race Neil Prakash, most senior Australian fighting with Isis, killed in Iraq airstrike Peter Dutton photo goes global after he demands it be deleted from internet Bronwyn Bishop gives final speech as MP, blaming Tony Abbott for downfall Are you swiping behind my back?: how couples spy with anti-cheating apps Sport Culture Comment is free Get more Guardian emails Manage your email preferences One-click unsubscribe You are receiving this email because you are a Guardian Today - Australia edition subscriber. Guardian News & Media Limited - a member of Guardian Media Group PLC. Registered Office: Kings Place, 90 York Way, London, N1 9GU. Registered in England No. 908396