The Guardian Australia - 2017-11-16

• Australia's PM wants marriage equality by Christmas after 'overwhelmi­ng' vote
• Religious protection fight looms over same-sex marriage bill
• I've fallen in love with my country all over again
• Mile Jedinak hat-trick against Honduras sends Australia to World Cup
• Penny Wong’s composure cracked in moment of relief too big to be contained
• Robert Mugabe in detention after military takes control of Zimbabwe
• Liberal Hollie Hughes ineligible to replace Fiona Nash in Senate
• Dastyari: high number of no votes in Labor seats shows ‘huge disconnect’
• North Korea 'sentences Trump to death' for insulting Kim Jong-un
• Australia has voted for marriage equality. The battle now moves to the Senate
• NSW ombudsman releases damning report on water administra­tion
• Profits of Adani's Carmichael mine company tumble, leaving it in financial peril
• Ageing homeless population set to soar as property prices bite
• Turnbull avoids sit-down meeting with Jacinda Ardern on refugee offer
• Logging in native forests: court to hear challenge to historic 'peace deal'
• Northcote byelection: Greens tap into groundswel­l of support for forest protection
• Paul Keating says company tax cut is no holy grail and growth must be inclusive
• Roy Moore challenged Alabama law that protects rape victims, documents reveal
• California shooting: four dead and at least one child wounded at school
• US Holocaust Museum says evidence of genocide against Rohingya in Myanmar
• US military leaders would reject illegal order for nuclear strike, senators told
• Officials raise Iran-Iraq earthquake death toll to at least 530
• Charity and the chocolate factory: New Zealanders raise $2m to save industry
• Delhi's smog-fighting helicopter­s can't fly – because of smog
• EU's policy of helping Libya intercept migrants is 'inhuman', says UN
• Russia's 'irrefutabl­e evidence' of US help for Isis appears to be video game still
• Global insurance plan aims to defuse potential climate damage 'bombshell'
• Number of EU workers in UK rises by 112,000 since Brexit vote
• North Koreans fired 40 rounds at defecting soldier, South Korea says
• I'm glad Australia has voted yes, but I'll never take my equality for granted again
• We're hopeful that Australian­s truly believe in a fair go for all
• Is the Trump administra­tion afflicted with 'Moscow memory'?
• Let Robert Mugabe go quietly – punishing him will not help Zimbabwe
• We should forgive Scrabble cheats. Board games bring out the worst in us
• Want to buy your own home? Just stop eating
• Global climate action must be gender equal
• Why do people care more about benefit ‘scroungers’ than billions lost to the rich?
• Am I a narcissist? You asked Google – here’s the answer
• President Trump, please listen to a Sandy Hook mom on gun reform
• Let’s get the politics out of Zaghari-Ratcliffe’s case. It’s a humanitari­an issue
• The Guardian view on Theresa May and Russia: keep pouring the sunshine
• I released 2,000 minks from a fur farm. Now I'm a convicted terrorist
• An Inconvenie­nt Sequel – the science, history, and politics of climate change
• The Guardian view on the museums review: where’s the cash?
• Growing number of global insurance firms divesting from fossil fuels
• Switching to organic farming could cut greenhouse gas emissions, study shows
• Satellites could be launched from Shetland Islands' most northern isle
• Powerful new robotic camera captures stunning new image of Orion nebula
• I'm a pacifist, so why don't I support the Campaign to Stop Killer Robots?
• Brexit threatens UK's reputation for scientific research, watchdog says
• No 'lost tribes' or aliens: what ancient DNA reveals about American prehistory
• When it comes to claims about screen time we need more sense and less hype
• Untried and unethical: why Nevada's new lethal injection crosses a line
• Apple 13in MacBook Pro (2017) review: battery life to get through a working day
• Russian hackers targeted UK media and telecoms firms, confirms spy chief
• British MP calls on Twitter to release Russian 'troll factory' tweets
• Chris Woakes takes six wickets for England in final Ashes warm-up
• Fox and other top broadcaste­rs involved in Fifa bribe scheme, witness tells court
• Neymar shows usual signs of magic but is unable to dominate for Brazil
• How Philadelph­ia's Ben Simmons is making such an impact in the NBA
• Is cricket a doping-free zone or has anyone been looking hard enough?
• Roger Federer beats Alexander Zverev to reach ATP World Tour Finals semis
• Fifa official took bribes to back Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid, court hears
• 'I don’t want pity': Jelena Dokic sidesteps blame game to find own voice
• Italy's football fans react: 'They don't deserve to go to the World Cup'
• Sergio Agüero cleared to fly home after fainting in Argentina dressing room

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