Guardian Australia’s weekend wrap of essential reads from the past seven days, selected by Kris Swales
op of the long weekend to you all. By the time you read this I would’ve indulged in my favouriteinstead? Whatever the case, and wherever you are, may your Easter be safe and the following reads be sufficiently great.One drummer good, two drummers better: Gibby Haynes, Teresa Nervosa and King Coffey in the zone with Butthole Surfers in 1985.When Nirvana’s Nevermind broke in 1991, it was like a rising tide lifting all boats.
The climate crisis ups the stakes, with even children in utero shown to be affected by extreme weather events. Clayton Page Aldern dives intoIn Mexico City, a study of 203 brains of people aged 11 months to 40 years old found 202 of them had physical hallmarks of Alzheimer’s as a result of urban air pollutionRosie Batty was thrust into the public eye when her estranged partner murdered their 11-year-old son, Luke, at cricket practise.– a dedicated walker who finds treks therapeutic.
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