The Guardian Australia - 2017-09-18

• Cory Bernardi warns marriage equality will lead to 'legal warfare' against opponents
• Mitch Fifield: legislatin­g fairness and balance into ABC won’t change broadcaste­r
• Parsons Green tube bomb: police arrest second man
• British Airways plane held in Paris over 'direct security threat'
• 'Gay or paedophile?' Philippine­s Duterte attacks rights chief over drug war criticism
• Netflix scout for Narcos TV show found shot dead in Mexico
• Fresh fears for newborn babies as Rohingyas’ plight worsens
• Amber Rudd says Boris Johnson is 'backseat driving' over Brexit
• IOC turns a blind eye to Turkmenist­an using sport to legitimise tyranny
• Chin Chin's slow-roasted lamb marinated in curry leaf and stir-fried chickpeas recipe
• A yes vote is vital for the mental health of LGBTI Australian­s. That's a fact
• Living standards are going up but are lower than six years ago – hardly a winning argument
• Nakkiah Lui reimagines An Octoroon: 'It appeals to the contrarian in me'
• Paws for thought: drivers warned to look out for animal stowaways
• Hamas signals readiness to end Fatah feud and hold Palestinia­n elections
• Police arrest 32 protesters in St Louis after acquittal of Jason Stockley
• Syria: Russian airstrike wounds six US-backed fighters
• Catalonia divided as controvers­ial poll on independen­ce sparks conflict with Madrid
• White House denies US is planning to remain in Paris climate accord
• Hardline Israeli rabbis use tough checks on Jewish identity to block marriages
• Hurricane Irma leaves UK’s Caribbean tax havens relying on volunteers
• Bottoms up: onslaught against prosecco falls flat among fans on its home turf
• The eurozone strikes back – why Europe is booming again
• With Assad's fate secure, Russia sets its sights on Isis fighters in Syria
• Frustrated EU fears Britain is ‘heading for the Brexit rocks’
• Why Monopoly has a monopoly on copying itself
• It’s one rule for big data, another for its 143 million victims
• Put the wheels in motion for movable statues
• What’s it to you if some people don’t have kids?
• The phone that every stalker will want
• The Observer view on Boris Johnson’s analysis of Britain’s ills
• Chelsea Manning’s story highlights the key issues of our time
• A true game-changing week for Trump? Only if Democrats keep stroking his ego
• The ‘how to…’ questions the internet needs to answer
• The Observer view on the rollout of universal credit
• The eco guide to ancient grains
• Meet the latest recruit to the UK flood defence team: the beaver
• Would you Adam and Eve it? Why creation story is at heart of a new spiritual divide
• Is this really a post-truth world?
• How narcissist­ic are you? – personalit­y quiz
• DC eyes tighter regulation­s on Facebook and Google as concern grows
• Max Tegmark: ‘Machines taking control doesn’t have to be a bad thing’
• Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Álvarez fight to controvers­ial split draw
• Philippe Coutinho on Barcelona ‘job offer’: ‘sometimes you get interested’
• Barcelona’s Ousmane Dembélé set to miss up to four months with thigh injury
• England women's coach Mark Sampson in eye of the storm before Russia game
• Spectator taken to hospital after stand becomes unstable at England match
• From Michael Essien to Carlton Cole: the story of five former Premier League players in Indonesia

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