The Guardian Australia - 2017-10-19

• Turnbull admits 'many impacts' on energy bills in response to Labor attack
• Lisa Wilkinson ‘wanted $2.3m’: Channel Nine denies row is over gender pay gap
• Head of Trinity Grammar in Sydney misled school council on abuse claims
• Peter Dutton's citizenshi­p bill fails after Senate ultimatum
• George Soros gives $18bn to his charitable foundation
• Web of Australian Adani solar companies leads to offshore tax havens
• Jenny Graves wins Australia's $250,000 prime minister's prize for science
• Victoria AMA criticises federal president over insensitiv­e assisted dying tweets
• Disability scheme to be reformed as chief admits rollout was flawed
• Labor vows to close gender pay gap if elected
• Australian government­s warned they could be buying supplies made by slave labour
• Australia must act to stop 'humanitari­an emergency' in Manus, says UNHCR
• Toxic firefighti­ng chemicals 'the most seminal public health challenge'
• Victoria first-homebuyers double after housing affordabil­ity reforms
• Bob Brown wins high court challenge to Tasmanian anti-protest laws
• Drug-testing welfare recipients will stigmatise poor, UN official says
• What is the national energy guarantee and is it really a game changer?
• Crown casino accused of tampering with pokies as Andrew Wilkie drops bombshell
• ‘The situation is desperate’: murdered Maltese journalist’s final written words
• Man Booker prize goes to second American author in a row
• Kurdish forces abandon long-held lands to Iraqi army and Shia fighters
• Somalia bombing may have been revenge for botched US-led operation
• Hawaii judge blocks latest Trump travel ban with hours to spare
• Reese Witherspoo­n alleges sexual assault by director when she was 16
• Russian troll factory paid US activists to help fund protests during election
• Wave of Taliban suicide attacks on Afghan forces kills at least 74
• Trump: 'Ask General Kelly' if Obama called after son died in Afghanista­n
• Bob Weinstein accused of inappropri­ate behavior by female TV producer
• Letter from ex-PM about jailed British-Iranian woman 'proves government links'
• Raqqa recaptured from Islamic State by US-backed forces
• As a trans veteran I’m angry at calls to stop funding gender reassignme­nt surgery
• Jobs bonanza? The Adani project is more like a railway to nowhere
• Donald Trump is ripping up the alliances that keep the world safe. We must defend them
• In these troubled times we need good poets more than ever
• With evidence of a failing Brexit, who needs prophecy?
• Kamil Ahmad: failed by the Home Office, then murdered in Bristol
• Daphne Caruana Galizia’s murder shows where hatred of the media can lead
• The ‘Shitty Media Men’ list? We’re asking all the wrong questions about it
• Theresa May is right on Brexit: no deal is better than a bad deal – for the EU
• What is diversity? You asked Google – here’s the answer
• Referendum­s get a bad press – but to fix Britain, we need more of them
• The lie that poverty is a moral failing was buried a century ago. Now it’s back
• Trump heralds $2.4bn sale of F16 fighter jets to debt-laden Greece
• The Guardian view on the Brexit talks: it’s the economy, stupid
• The Guardian view on murdering the messenger: a desperate situation
• CliFi – A new way to talk about climate change
• 'The threats continue’: murder of retired couple chills fellow activists in Turkey
• Government set to face fresh legal challenge over air pollution crisis
• Snack attack: alligators like to eat sharks, study reveals
• UK withdrawal bill 'rips the heart out of environmen­tal law', say campaigner­s
• Asp – or ash? Climate historians link Cleopatra's demise to volcanic eruption
• Dyslexia: scientists claim cause of condition may lie in the eyes
• Courtesy is the key in getting people to talk
• Weatherwat­ch: fires in California and snow in Denver are linked events
• Google Pixel 2 XL review: the best big-screened Android experience yet
• US civic groups urge Amazon tax pledge: 'We expect you to pay your fair share'
• World's first 3D-printed bridge opens to cyclists in Netherland­s
• Alphabet tests Project Wing drones by delivering burritos and medicine
• Domino's blames data breach on former supplier's systems
• Malcolm Turnbull says he expects more complaints about NBN
• UK spy agencies may be circumvent­ing datasharin­g law, tribunal told
• Amazon Studios head Roy Price quits after sexual harassment claims
• Australia's Ashes captain Rachael Haynes: 'I’m well-prepared as a leader'
• Harry Kane relishes Real Madrid spotlight but key moment is elusive
• NFL owners and players meet after tumultuous start to season
• Manchester City rely on early goals to overcome Napoli in Champions League
• Craig Shakespear­e sacked by Leicester City after four months in charge
• Spurs’ Harry Kane rues missed chance after Cristiano Ronaldo earns Real draw
• It’s tough on Rhys Webb but strict rules are needed to save future of Test rugby
• Champions League roundup: Borussia Dortmund held to draw by Apoel
• ESPN kneels before advertiser­s by silencing Jemele Hill for doing her job
• Edin Dzeko: ‘I don’t run? I don’t give my best? Come on! That is a joke’

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