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the guardian today - Australia edition Saturday 20 May 2017 Headlines More » Officials identify White House 'person of interest' in Trump-Russia investigation Report comes as leaked account suggests Donald Trump called James Comey 'a real nut job' after firing him from position as head of the FBI Coalition frantically selling the budget but voters are disengaged | Lenore Taylor Government may fund South African mine that would compete with Adani Peter Dutton's office tells Canadian-Australian: 'go back to US and deal with Trump' Disability data shows quarter of a million students missing out on extra funding 'The war has just begun': Julian Assange defiant after Swedes drop investigation Sport More » Australia set to dominate America's Cup – without even having a team Asian benefits yet to transpire as Australian football struggles to cash in | Mike Ticher Can the A-League learn anything from the US experience with the MLS? Super Rugby cull: Western Force not dead yet with Rebels feeling heat Wanderers not doing enough to fight homophobia, Matildas striker says Culture More » Chris Cornell: rock star who kicked down the boundaries of sound 1984 review – stage adaptation confuses Orwell's classic Adelaide Crows acquire eSports team in an Australian first Comment is free More » Punishing the unemployed doesn't create more jobs. It demoralises jobseekers | Jeremy Poxon I know what bullying looks like. It's not what anti-equality activists say it is | Brandon Cook Forget hookup culture. The 'talk' your kids need is about relationships | Rachel Hills Life and style More » 'Don't slip, don't trip!': inside Australian fashion week Hiddleswift – a warning from history for Joe Alwyn How to bake the perfect pretzels Technology More » NHS cyber-attack causing disruption one week after breach Nokia 3310 review: blast from the past, sore thumbs and all Science More » Century-old tumours could shed light on rare childhood cancers A peacock's tail: how Darwin arrived at his theory of sexual selection Environment More » Woodside says it was behind oil spill that regulator kept secret Great white shark study could be used to drop protected status, Greens warn Video More » Could Omar be the world's longest cat? – video Becoming Bond trailer: how George Lazenby landed the role of 007 – video Student protesters interrupt education minister on Q&A – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Arctic stronghold of world's seeds flooded after permafrost melts No seeds were lost but the ability of the rock vault to provide failsafe protection against all disasters is now threatened by climate change James Comey to testify in public Senate intelligence committee hearing Family of Soundgarden's Chris Cornell say he did not intend to kill himself Ian Brady's psychiatric nurses speak of 'daily miracle' of treating him Boys accused of raping girl, 6, shouldn't be tried in children's court, prosecutors say Late-night hosts on a special counsel: 'Trump is going to prison' Sport Culture Comment is free 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

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