The Guardian Australia - 2017-09-15

• North Korea threatens to sink Japan and turn US to 'ashes and darkness'
• Tony Abbott calls for end to all energy subsidies, including on coal
• Clive Palmer tells court he still controls billions of dollars
• Corporate regulator to look into Liberal National MP Stuart Robert's businesses
• Shark hunt: Sea Shepherd activists bring Timor-Leste police to Chinese-owned boat
• Tiahleigh Palmer: foster brother sentenced to four years, including for incest
• India starts work on bullet train line with £12bn loan from Japan
• Prisoner who has served 11 years on 10-month sentence to be released
• We need more analysis and less emotion in the marriage equality debate
• Suspected Tasmanian Aboriginal artefacts seized from home after online sales tip-off
• Lionel Murphy papers: the allegation­s the inquiry wanted answering
• Nearly all Indigenous adults in remote NT are not literate enough for workplace, study finds
• Lionel Murphy files: secret papers reveal allegation­s of links with crime boss Abe Saffron
• Drug-testing welfare recipients an 'absolute disgrace', Australian of the Year says
• Marriage equality opponents have spent five times more on TV ads, analyst says
• Third Melbourne council's vote to ditch Australia Day criticised as 'divisive'
• Turnbull government secures deal to scrap media ownership controls
• Turnbull signs Coalition statement urging marriage equality yes vote
• Why Brexit and Trump make me nervous about the marriage equality vote
• Conservati­ve Christians’ anti-marriage equality lines ‘betray gospel of grace’, says reverend
• The current energy debate is farcical. What does this government stand for?
• Daca: Democrats say agreement reached with Trump to protect young immigrants
• Luxury landings: the migrants crossing the Mediterran­ean by yacht
• 'Farewell': Qiao Mu, dissenting academic, leaves China for US
• Paris’s poor neighbour hopes city makes good on Olympic promise
• Badge, gun, holster, skateboard … meet Canada's first skateboard­ing cop
• Merkel rejects Schulz's plea for second TV election debate
• European parliament calls for investigat­ion into 'Azerbaijan­i Laundromat'
• Myanmar says 40% of Rohingya villages targeted by army are now empty
• Eight dead in Florida nursing home that lost power during Hurricane Irma
• Much ado about nothing: ancient Indian text contains earliest zero symbol
• Norway solution 'would put UK in single market but not under ECJ'
• Martin Shkreli headed to jail after bail revoked over Hillary Clinton post
• Making war illegal changed the world. But it’s becoming too easy to break the law
• Households forced to abandon luxuries and spend more of the budget on basics
• Until my son became dependent, drugs weren't part of my world. I hope they're never part of yours
• Medicine treats women as entirely passive – being 'told' about HRT is par for the course
• I worked for Vote Leave, but I now realise Britain must stay in the single market
• The BBC’s political influence is weak. That’s worth defending
• Universal healthcare in America? Not a taboo now, thanks to Bernie Sanders
• Justice for Hillsborou­gh took 28 years. The Grenfell families can't wait that long
• Worried your reputation is like Bell Pottinger’s? Then don’t do bad things
• Life’s complex enough. I fear your next iPhone will make things worse
• Opera needs to tackle its biases. The future of the industry depends on it
• Tory Brexit is doomed. Corbyn has a chance to build the Europe he wants
• The Guardian view of offshore wind: cheaper and greener
• The Guardian view on Cambodia: a local crisis and a regional shift
• Asia's glaciers to shrink by a third by 2100, threatenin­g water supply of millions
• Exodus begins as swifts muster for migration
• Rare white giraffes sighted in Kenya conservati­on area
• Red list: ash trees and antelopes on the brink of extinction
• Flannels not fatbergs! The eco-friendly alternativ­es to wet wipes
• Cyclist set to finish record-breaking 'around the world in 80 days' cycle a day early
• New 'real world' diesel tests fail to prevent rush hour pollution peak
• London's most polluted schools to be given airquality audits
• James Dyson says tuition fees hit students with debt at 'worst time'
• Artificial sweeteners raise risk of type 2 diabetes, study suggests
• Diving for Dakuwaqa: giving Fiji's shark god a helping hand
• How a newly-discovered mastodon jaw became a mammoth mystery
• Stone stackers at ancient sites could face jail, warns Historic England
• It's an alpha male thing: what dominant chimpanzee­s and Donald Trump have in common
• Elon Musk: Tesla electric lorry to be unveiled in late October
• Destiny 2 review: shooting aliens has never felt better
• Flying to US to get an iPhone X is cheaper than buying in Europe. It's also illegal
• What's the best way to test my broadband speed?
• Fury at 'Bodega' tech startup that aims to put corner shops out of business
• US government bans agencies from using Kaspersky software over spying fears
• Apple: Face ID didn't fail at iPhone X launch, our staff did
• From Silk Road to ATMs: the history of bitcoin
• Depression 'widespread' in AFL, says Collingwoo­d's Alex Fasolo
• Malaysia to host Socceroos' crucial World Cup playoff against Syria
• Wallabies' tactical evolution is both encouragin­g and discouragi­ng
• Mike Tancred to leave AOC post after becoming 'casualty of election crossfire'
• Sevilla’s Joaquín Correa levels it and spoils return for Klopp’s Liverpool
• Harry Kane, fortune and fortitude help Tottenham dispatch Dortmund
• Trouble flares at Maribor as Spartak Moscow fans launch flare at referee
• John Stones double helps Manchester City to easy victory at Feyenoord
• Graham Taylor involved in sexual abuse coverup at Aston Villa, inquiry told
• Canada chess officials protest after player condemned for wearing shorts

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