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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 Sunday 10 Jul 2016 Headlines More » Coalition should stick with 2016 budget and super reforms, Arthur Sinodinos says Cabinet secretary says Coalition has a mandate, but internal dissent and hostile Senate may force the government to reconsider a number of budget measures Dallas on edge as police search headquarters for suspicious man amid fresh threats Andrea Leadsom told to apologise for claim children 'make her a better PM' Spanish bullfighter Victor Barrio killed in Teruel bullring Sir Cliff Richard to sue BBC and South Yorkshire police for £1m – report Russia expels two US diplomats over incident with Moscow policeman Special report More » Election 2016: Bill Shorten stands firm as Coalition pulls further ahead Coalition inches toward being able to form government – either outright or in a minority – but Labor won't concede defeat until officials call result Sport More » Serena Williams beats Kerber in Wimbledon women's final – as it happened Tour de France 2016: Chris Froome takes stage eight and yellow jersey – as it happened Waratahs suffer key loss, Crusaders absolutely thump Rebels Dees, Dogs, Suns and Pies chalk up important victories Brett Morris bags double in gutsy Bulldogs' NRL win Culture More » The world needs Star Trek's progressive sexual future, and gay Sulu proves it Sally Faulkner signs book deal after doomed bid to kidnap own children 'It was such obvious bullshit': The Rock writer shocked film may have inspired false WMD intelligence Comment is free More » A country boy's story about coming out: self-harm, suicide and Safe Schools Bring the Dallas murderers to justice. And the killers of black people too | Gary Younge Greyhound racing is the great leveller. Banning it hurts hard working men and women| Katrina Hodgkinson Life and style More » James Anderson: 'Cricket was better when there were scones' Lleyton Hewitt: 'Most embarrassing moment? A streaker at my Wimbledon final' What I'm really thinking: the single mother by choice Technology More » Use of police robot to kill Dallas shooting suspect believed to be first in US history How to use Snapchat to embarrass your children Science More » Why we are calling for a ban on vets offering homeopathic remedies | Danny Chambers Lab notes: get the lowdown on Juno probe's stellar success Environment More » Great Barrier Reef: government must choose which parts to save, says expert Australia's vast kelp forests devastated by marine heatwave, study reveals Video More » Malcolm Turnbull: 'I take full responsibility for the election result' – video ABC's Catalyst program criticised for being biased and sensationalist – video Entrepreneur Holly Ransom on Q&A: 'Our economic systems are leaving young people behind' – video Most viewed in last 24 hours More » Who was the creepy man in the family photo? As a child, Sarah Lippett would stare at the 'really weird and creepy' man in the photo at the top of the stairs in her grandmother's house and wonder who he was. Years later, letters from Nan began to arrive – along with the answers. Dallas shooting: tensions over race, policing and guns threaten to boil over I fear my 14-year-old son will kill me one day How a Chinese-language social media campaign hurt Labor's election chances A letter to … my family – I wish I could tell you I'm in a ménage à trois New Zealand: Maori pop song with serious message knocks Justin Timberlake off No 1 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