The Guardian Australia - 2017-09-19

• Marriage equality: Scott Morrison says he wants religious protection­s if 'yes' wins
• Trump in Moscow: what happened at Miss Universe in 2013
• Labor demands inquiry into Nigel Hadgkiss appointmen­t but PM absolves Cash
• Alan Finkel urges Turnbull to adopt clean energy target before states act
• Coalition's media package to benefit 'selected' unis but doubts over fund's future
• Melbourne girl, eight, dies as Australia's 'horror' flu season continues
• Parsons Green tube attack: arrested man named as Yahyah Farroukh
• Georgia Tech police shoot LGBTQ student dead
• Cashless welfare card report does not support ministers' claims, researcher says
• Over fish and chips and a floral tablecloth, my grandparen­ts and I talked about marriage equality
• Surgeons lacked caution in use of vaginal mesh implants, doctor admits
• Gold Coast deputy mayor's voting pattern puts donation laws in spotlight
• Lachlan Murdoch and Bruce Gordon lose court bid to stop sale of Network Ten to CBS
• CSIRO breeds spotted handfish to save species from extinction
• NDIS: people with severe mental health problems being denied access on 'a daily basis'
• Mental health expert attacks Canavan's 'grow a spine' comment on marriage equality
• Minister backs national literacy and numeracy checks for year 1 students
• Tied up in nots: same-sex marriage divides last bastion of Australian opposition
• St Louis protests turn violent for third night over acquittal of white officer in police killing
• Cyprus 'selling' EU citizenshi­p to super rich of Russia and Ukraine
• Trump mocks ‘Rocket Man’ Kim Jong-un as advisers issue warnings
• Monsoon rain adding to Rohingya camp misery
• Institutio­n M: the German spy on trial for evading millions in tax
• Nawaz Sharif's party clinches victory in Pakistan local election
• Germany's rightwing AfD party could lead opposition after election
• Juggalos march on Washington: ‘We’re a family not a gang'
• Trump tweets anti-Clinton meme as tensions flare over her memoir
• Syria: Russia denies airstrike that wounded six US-backed fighters
• Top Trump officials signal US could stay in Paris climate agreement
• The yoga industry is booming – but does it make you a better person?
• Trump considerin­g closing US embassy in Cuba, Tillerson says
• The proposed welfare bill will push people further into poverty. We have to stand together against it
• Enough tiptoeing around. Let’s make this clear: coal kills people
• Boris Johnson’s £350m claim is devious and bogus. Here’s why
• Yes, I’m the child of an MP. That’s no reason to give me abuse
• How would Trump handle a terror attack?
• Canada’s Nafta talks with the US are a model for Brexit. Theresa May, take note
• Devolution in Wales is here to stay – Brexit must not change that
• A battle with prejudice: why we overlook the warrior women of ancient times
• A level playing field for commuters? No thanks, we’re British
• Did the government intentiona­lly mislead us over its deal with the DUP?
• Don’t lock up young offenders – send them to top boarding schools instead
• The Guardian view on Boris Johnson’s pitch: a ludicrous fantasy
• The Guardian view on Germany’s election: slow and steady
• Women of childbeari­ng age around world suffering toxic levels of mercury
• We need to make democracy work in the fight to save the planet
• Scientific models saved lives from Harvey and Irma. They can from climate change too
• The night heron: at home on the Somerset Levels
• Haaf netting on the Lune: 'Fighting a big fish really gets the adrenaline going'
• How regulators could kill off Australia's water recycling industry
• How palm trees stand tall in the face of a hurricane
• Agricultur­e holds the key to unlocking Africa’s vast economic potential
• Letters: Sir Patrick Bateson obituary
• Dame Margaret Turner-Warwick obituary
• Charles Darwin: Victorian Mythmaker by AN Wilson – review
• Sepsis: the truth about this hidden killer
• Apple blocking ads that follow users around web is 'sabotage', says industry
• Gifs: 30 years of reactions, dancing babies and popcorn
• Dishonored: Death of the Outsider review – short, but strong on atmosphere
• Spirit of Johnathan Thurston keeps North Queensland humming in NRL finals
• Sam Kerr's stellar year continues with PFA player of the year award
• Birmingham press panic button and sack Redknapp with no sign of a plan
• Never surrender: GWS ready to enter MCG bear pit for AFL preliminar­y final
• Wallabies' killer instinct eventually emerges in win over Pumas
• David Goffin 'too good' for Nick Kyrgios as Australia miss out on Davis Cup final
• Hardik Pandya stars as India ease past Australia in rain-hit first ODI
• Lewis Hamilton wins Singapore Grand Prix after Sebastian Vettel crashes out
• Ronald Koeman frustrated by José Mourinho’s top-four comment
• Antonio Conte says Chelsea ‘need more luck’ with referees after latest red card

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