The Guardian Australia - 2017-11-30

• Scott Morrison asks business not to abandon Coalition for Labor's 'dark vision'
• Queensland election: LNP preference­s likely to give Rockhampto­n to Labor
• Sam Dastyari: senator recorded contradict­ing Labor on South China Sea
• Same-sex marriage bill passes in Australian Senate
• Banks warned of 'regulatory action' as climate change bites global economy
• Fairfax Media joint venture with HuffPost comes to an end
• Victoria becomes first state to legalise assisted dying as parliament passes bill
• UN war crimes defendant claims to drink poison in court
• Mobile phone only trace of Perth woman, 25, missing in Whistler
• Both sides are denied a final resolution as Luke Lazarus won't face a rape retrial
• Blue Mountains rockslide leaves one man dead and two trapped
• NBN delay to 250,000 households a 'teething problem', minister says
• Banking inquiry likely despite prime minister's opposition
• At least 70 refugees held on Nauru reportedly accepted for resettleme­nt in US
• Canavan lifts secrecy around offshore oil and gas environmen­tal plans
• Sam Dastyari's loyalty to Australia questioned after he tipped off Chinese donor
• Greyhound racing banned in Canberra after reports of 'egregious' cruelty
• Great Barrier Reef: scientists identify potential life support system
• Students working yet struggling to afford textbooks, report finds
• Impotent outrage from toddlers and trolls is too late. They already lost the argument
• Magda Szubanski says 'some did not survive' the marriage equality postal survey
• Lidia Thorpe 'finds her voice', the first Indigenous woman to do so in Victorian parliament
• North Korea missile launch: regime says new rocket can hit anywhere in US
• Saudi prince Miteb bin Abdullah pays $1bn in corruption settlement
• Senior Cyprus prosecutor allegedly offered private advice to Russians
• DNA sampling exposes nine 'yeti specimens' as eight bears and a dog
• Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe assessed by doctors over fitness to stay in Iranian jail
• Norway: police uncover more than 150 rapes and sexual assaults in Lapland
• US government uses Project Veritas video in trial of anti-Trump protesters
• 'Fake news': Libya seizes on Trump tweet to discredit CNN slavery report
• Alleged mastermind of Benghazi attack found not guilty of murder
• US air force failed to submit dozens of records to gun background check system
• Uber had special team to obstruct legal cases and spy on rivals, court told
• Australia still embraces multicultu­ralism but fracture lines are deepening
• Many birds feature in our art and songlines. But I’m #TeamWedgeT­ail
• We cannot let Don Burke weaponise autism. Stereotype­s hurt
• How to catch 'wind turbine syndrome': by hearing about it and then worrying
• Preserve your dialect: tell us about the unusual Australian words you use
• Refuges like ours must be saved. Vulnerable women rely on them
• £50bn to leave the EU. What an unforgivab­le waste of money
• Why do good people suffer? You asked Google – here’s the answer
• What military incompeten­ce can teach us about Brexit
• Reality TV: public service broadcasti­ng shows us who we are
• Dirty air is killing our children. Why does the government let this happen?
• As an actor, Meghan Markle comes from a long line of trailblazi­ng women
• Australian shareholde­rs should be told of climate risk to profits, says thinktank
• The Guardian view on MPs and Brexit: no hiding place for the facts
• The Guardian view on Syria: Putin tests the west
• Common pesticide can make migrating birds lose their way, research shows
• How little brown birds get overlooked in the protection pecking order
• UK consumers told to keep apples in fridge as part of wider labelling shake-up
• Caesar's invasion of Britain began from Pegwell Bay in Kent, say archaeolog­ists
• Marriage could help reduce risk of dementia, study suggests
• Testostero­ne could explain why asthma is more common in women than men
• Gene discovery may reveal how scaly dinosaurs became feathery birds
• India's communicat­ions regulator endorses net neutrality
• MacOS High Sierra bug allows anyone to access a Mac with blank password
• As Bitcoin surges in value, Elon Musk denies he's its mysterious inventor
• Facebook and Twitter to give details of Russianbac­ked Brexit posts
• Bitcoin too small to threaten world economy, says Bank of England deputy
• It's time to take the internet off the free market – and make it a basic right
• Ben Stokes arrives in Christchur­ch to hostile Australian media reception
• Marrone to sit out only one extra match for 'very ugly' ball boy incident
• Bernard Tomic at risk of 'wasting his life' says John Newcombe
• Gay fans warned holding hands at Russia World Cup will be dangerous
• Sam Allardyce set for Everton post as negotiatio­ns edge closer
• Sumo grand champion Harumafuji felled by assault allegation­s
• Trump resumes attack on 'out of control' NFL as ratings slump continues
• Mauricio Pochettino slams Tottenham’s lack of fight after defeat at Leicester
• Premiershi­p may be reduced to 10 teams in bid to avert player strike
• England rout Kazakhstan with Nikita Parris to the fore in World Cup qualifier

The Guardian Australia - 2017-11-29

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