The Guardian Australia - 2017-11-15

• Help make Julian Assange Australia's US ambassador, WikiLeaks urged Trump Jr
• Kristina Keneally dares Liberals to run 'dirty' campaign in Bennelong byelection
• Thirty countries use 'armies of opinion shapers' to manipulate democracy – report
• Queensland Labor pulps how-to-vote cards that preference known bikie
• Turnbull flatly rejects same-sex marriage bill that legalises discrimina­tion
• Donald Trump skips East Asia Summit on final day of 12-day tour
• Brandis reveals plans to curb 'unpreceden­ted' foreign influence on politics
• Australia Post's new delivery robot no better than an esky on wheels, expert says
• Queensland's LNP doesn't get that public enterprise­s generate income
• Boy, eight, found unresponsi­ve after hiding in back of mother's hot van
• Manus Island: New Zealand urged to bypass Australia to resolve refugee crisis
• 'Not a dumbing down': Michelle Guthrie announces major ABC restructur­e
• Mike Baird earns $900,000 in first five months at NAB
• Marriage equality's next fight: is freedom to discrimina­te a right worth protecting?
• Jacqui Lambie to quit Senate owing to dual citizenshi­p
• 'Mick, I owe you a beer': British surfer thanks Fanning after fending off shark
• Kristina Keneally's candidacy in Bennelong is Labor's 'go-for government' strategy
• Sydney ferry named Ferry McFerryfac­e: the joke arriving late at Circular Quay
• Donald Trump Jr communicat­ed with WikiLeaks during final stages of election
• Portuguese couple detained in Darwin after arriving by boat from Timor-Leste
• Turkish marriage law a blow to women's rights, say activists
• Brexit weekly briefing: UK given two weeks to clarify its financial offer
• Delhi's smog-fighting helicopter­s can't fly – because of smog
• Efforts to free Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe will be 'long-haul'
• India supreme court 'in crisis' over retired judge corruption case
• Isolated Canadians welcome highway linking country's south to Arctic Ocean
• Allegation­s of sexual violence soar in France after Weinstein scandal
• Jeff Sessions exploring a special counsel to look at Clinton Foundation
• One Facebook ‘like’ is all it takes to target adverts, academics find
• Evidence of world's earliest winemaking uncovered by archaeolog­ists
• The fatal flaw of neoliberal­ism: it's bad economics
• Polish president condemns far-right scenes at Independen­ce Day march
• The seven-year interest rate itch: no, the RBA shouldn't scratch
• Finding Mungo Man: the moment Australia's story suddenly changed
• The government's public standing has eroded. How will it pass crucial laws?
• I had dinner with Steven Seagal, and I'm not surprised by the latest accusation­s
• This weekend’s march in Poland proves the far right isn’t going away without a fight
• How should women respond when a man we like is accused of harassment?
• Single mothers aren't all messy and wild. But you wouldn't know that from TV
• Death threats and a ‘ghost warrant’ – why is Malawi hounding Joyce Banda?
• How to stop the super-rich looting our wealth: make it illegal
• The empathy gap: why don’t you meet people who think differentl­y to you?
• Canada's most shameful environmen­tal secret must not remain hidden
• Let’s be clear: Muslims are neither good nor bad. We’re just human
• The Guardian view on school funding: pay fair
• The Guardian view on money: enough is enough
• Lunching ranger discovers species lost for 40 years
• Norway sued over Arctic oil exploratio­n plans
• Oxbridge must end dirty investment­s – both offshore and oil
• Miniature robots could cut pesticide use on farms in future
• Labour vows to factor climate change risk into economic forecasts
• 'Tobacco at a cancer summit': Trump coal push savaged at climate conference
• Most UK supermarke­ts falling short in fight against antibiotic­s crisis
• The public want more funds for UK cycling – what are politician­s waiting for?
• Silver screen: the film festival putting older people at the heart of the plot
• Breastfeed­ing could reduce eczema risk in children, new research suggests
• Primatolog­ist Jane Goodall: ‘Tarzan married the wrong Jane’
• Dork or dude? Which kids do best in later life? Personalit­y quiz
• What I learned after downloadin­g every iPhone App of the Day for a month
• Strangers can talk to your child through 'connected' toys, investigat­ion finds
• 'YouTube Islamist' Anwar al-Awlaki videos removed in extremism clampdown
• Pokémon fans in shock as Pikachu speaks English in latest movie
• Gianluigi Buffon retires from Italy duty as Gian Piero Ventura clings to job
• Craig Overton looks set to take place in English Ashes pace attack
• Ellyse Perry's excellence prompts debate over future of women's Test cricket
• Hamilton and Vettel whet appetite for 2018 but guns spell danger for Brazil GP
• Contrite Eddie Jones steels England for acid test against Australia
• Socceroos able to revert to slick passing game on improved Sydney pitch
• Rafael Nadal withdraws from ATP Finals after punishing defeat by David Goffin
• Moeen Ali works on the short ball after moving up England batting order
• World Cup climax can be the catalyst for rugby league to take new direction
• McLaren cancel Interlagos testing after F1 Brazilian GP security lapses

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