The Guardian Australia - 2017-09-20

• Coalition to oppose marriage equality at next election if no vote wins
• Julie Bishop says Rohingya must be protected despite 'cash for return’ policy
• 'Faustian bargain': defence fears over Australian university's $100m China partnershi­p
• Manus Island and Nauru refugees to learn fate as US set to rule on resettleme­nt
• Alleged arsonist set fire to Melbourne bank because he was angry at length of wait, court told
• 30ft-high statue of Mikhail Kalashniko­v unveiled in Moscow
• AGL says keeping Liddell power station open beyond 2022 could cost $900m
• BHP agrees to rethink its links to Minerals Council of Australia
• Family of eight-year-old Melbourne girl who died of flu call for immunisati­on
• ABC cuts jeopardisi­ng safety of remote communitie­s – study
• Melbourne swingers club patron says he did not notice police officers until they shot him
• Tony Abbott says dumping clean energy target would help Coalition win election
• Australia offers to pay Rohingya refugees to return to Myanmar
• National disability insurance scheme 'faceless' and rigid, inquiry told
• Channel Ten creditors back CBS bid to take over network but legal appeal expected
• Malcolm Turnbull rejects calls for sugar tax to tackle obesity
• Peter Dutton concedes he will need to rethink English test in citizenshi­p overhaul
• Where's the biff? Free speech has won every round in the marriage equality debate
• Q amp;A: panellists spar over coal as energy debate dominates
• 'They are victims': the Indonesian minors jailed in Australia and their five-year legal battle
• Marriage equality support falls but yes vote still leads – Guardian Essential poll
• Caribbean faces fresh devastatio­n as Hurricane Maria hits islands
• Ambitious 1.5C Paris climate target is still possible, new analysis shows
• Indian PM inaugurate­s Sardar Sarovar dam in face of activist anger
• Boris Johnson calls for greater cooperatio­n in wake of Hurricane Irma
• France tells Trump that quitting Iran nuclear deal risks 'spiral of proliferat­ion'
• Baton Rouge shootings: 'Person of interest' released from jail after drug arrest
• Donald Trump considerin­g military parade for Fourth of July
• German police hunt man who filmed dying biker instead of helping
• Hurricane Maria strengthen­s to category three storm and heads for Caribbean
• Vladimir Putin watches display of Russian firepower near EU border
• Soviet officer who averted cold war nuclear disaster dies aged 77
• Facebook’s war on free will
• Scott Morrison's claim that living standards have improved will be met with a hollow laugh
• How prepared are we to have our say on marriage equality if a fine or cake stall isn't involved?
• We should end the suffering of patients who know they are dying and want to do so peacefully
• Don’t laugh at liars like Boris Johnson and Sean Spicer. Call them out
• We’ve hit peak injustice: a world without borders, but only for the super-rich
• Social media trolls may be vile – but they shouldn’t be barred from voting
• Boris Johnson is an insult to the nation. His plotting led to this horror show
• History will judge those who don't stop sex traffickin­g
• Bears Ears is sacred to Native Americans. But heritage isn't all equal for Trump
• Theresa May will get no sympathy for Brexit in Italy
• Feeling like an impostor? You can escape this confidence-sapping syndrome
• The Tories are in chaos, so Labour must stand ready
• The Guardian view on Saudi Arabia: the seventh son rises
• The Guardian view on Stanislav Petrov: an unsung hero
• Spider and bee battle offers a moral dilemma
• Nuclear must be part of the low-carbon mix
• More national monuments should be opened for exploitati­on, Zinke says
• Octlantis: the underwater city built by octopuses
• Ministers launch group to help boost green business investment
• Trump adviser tells UN the US is not looking to stay in Paris climate deal
• It's time to take the 'great' white men of science off their pedestals
• Ambitious neuroscien­ce project to probe how the brain makes decisions
• Robots 'could take 4m UK private sector jobs within 10 years'
• They erased nature from our dictionari­es. The fightback starts here
• Equifax: credit firm was breached before massive May hack
• IOS 11: the eight best new features for your iPhone and iPad
• CCleaner: 2m users install anti-malware program … that contains malware
• Matildas equal their longest winning streak with another win over Brazil
• AFLW match at Perth Stadium expected to break women's sport crowd record
• Rio Ferdinand confirms move into boxing: 'It’s a challenge I’m not taking lightly'
• Corey Oates fitness in balance as Broncos star recovers from head knock
• Manchester United urged to stop their fans singing song about Romelu Lukaku
• Eoin Morgan returns looking for form and a late summer salvo for England
• Around the world in 78 days: British cyclist completes record-breaking ride
• Lewis Hamilton is now the favourite and Vettel has only himself to blame
• Sead Kolasinac adds missing muscle to Arsenal’s array of skill-gnomes
• Two years to Japan’s World Cup and rugby union is in a state of confusion

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