The Guardian Australia - 2018-08-10

• Great Barrier Reef: former board member describes $444m grant as 'unthinkabl­e'
• This worried world: why anxiety memoirs are filling our shelves
• Geoenginee­ring, megafires and 'hothouse' Earth – green news roundup
• Daniel Arzani completes move from Melbourne to Manchester City
• The vision splendid? A24 and its grassroots push for a new Australia
• Lombok earthquake: new quake hits as death toll from earlier tremor tops 300
• NAB issues public apology after week of damning evidence at royal commission
• Head of state: MPs bombarded with requests for free portraits of Queen
• Russia blasts new US sanctions as 'theatre of the absurd'
• Actor gives statement saying Geoffrey Rush touched her inappropri­ately
• 'Terrifying night' as Israel and Hamas trade airstrikes and rocket attacks
• Premier says NSW prepared to negotiate for 'better deal' with Aboriginal groups
• Education chiefs have botched Naplan online test, says Victoria minister
• Daggy, moving, glorious: why no one can be cynical at a Céline Dion concert
• Crown windfall driven by $450m in losses from Victorian pokies players
• Victoria to ban short-stay hosts and fine guests under 'unruly party' laws
• E-waste from drop-offs at Officework­s exported, possibly breaching treaty
• Sky News removed from Melbourne railway stations after extremist interview
• Labor says it will axe public service staffing cap to fix 'stunning false economy'
• Amnesty urges Queensland to raise age of criminal responsibi­lity to 14
• Calls for Queensland to jail employers over 'rampant' wage theft
• Qantas and Virgin pressured to refuse to take part in removal of asylum seekers
• The half-baked Neg needs more time in the oven
• Life on the breadline: 'I am sick and tired of trying to be a cheerful poor person'
• Chelsea Manning on the far right, state surveillan­ce and their lessons for Australia
• Dozens dead in Yemen as bus carrying children hit by airstrike - ICRC
• Argentina senate rejects bill to legalise abortion
• Huge increase in Chinese aid pledged to Pacific
• Thai cave rescue: stateless boys and coach granted citizenshi­p
• Wedding of Japanese princess delayed by financial woes of future in-laws
• Looted Iraqi antiquitie­s return home after UK experts crack cold case
• How Matteo Salvini pulled Italy to the far right
• Underemplo­yment has risen and it’s young people paying the price
• Kevin Co on paternity leave: 'It’s a win-win, for parents and children'
• Being middle-aged is like taking a warm bath – if you remember not to care
• Boris Johnson is auditionin­g to lead a grim, insular Britain
• Elon Musk – the charismati­c capitalist putting his business on the line
• Labour’s antisemiti­sm failure means it cannot be a credible critic of Israel
• The Guardian view on Saudi Arabia: time to back Canada
• Can Silicon Valley workers rein in big tech from within?
• UK schools are broken. Only radical action will fix them
• Sexual violence is the new normal in India – and pornograph­y is to blame
• The Guardian view on the Tories and civil society: a pattern of denial
• The Guardian view on Shahidul Alam: Bangladesh should let him go
• Orca mother grieving for dead calf inspires push to save dying pods
• Reflecting sun's rays would cause crops to fail, scientists warn
• More young footballer­s dying of heart problems than thought, FA study finds
• Out of your league? Study shows online daters message more desirable people
• Emotional intelligen­ce determines success among runners, study finds
• A PhD should be about improving society, not chasing academic kudos
• Wearing boxer shorts boosts sperm count, scientists say
• Bodies in Birmingham exhibition could be executed Chinese prisoners, says doctor
• With the world on fire, we must act now to tackle climate change
• Psychother­apy and issues of sexuality
• Tesla directors say they knew of Elon Musk's surprise plan to go private
• Snapchat surgery: doctors report rise in patient requests to look 'filtered'
• Usain Bolt's gimmick tag will be hard to shake in A-League
• Jarrod Lyle, Australian golfer, dies from cancer aged 36
• Graham Arnold has 'clear plan' to solve Socceroos' goalscorin­g problem
• Tommy Fleetwood’s Open winnings paid to namesake Florida teacher
• Jarrod Lyle: the man who had a way with people and was still thinking of others at the end
• Trevor Bayliss: ‘My demeanour is chilled but I get as nervous as anyone’
• Ben Stokes said he was protecting gay couple in fight, court told
• Real Madrid's strategy of signing World Cup stars goes back 60 years
• Daniel Sturridge, Ross Barkley and Jack Wilshere eager to make mark
• Michael Knighton flicks, Mark Robins tricks and Jimmy Anderson plays golf

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