The Guardian Australia - 2018-08-20

• Melbourne police offer $500,000 reward to solve brutal sexual assault
• In these dark times, embracing laughter is an ethical choice
• Paul Nicklen: ‘If we lose the ice, we lose the entire ecosystem’
• Leading WNBA scorer Liz Cambage fires Dallas Wings to playoffs
• Turnbull sets out power price fix to stay ahead of Coalition rebellion
• School choice: some parents are prepared to pay, but is society?
• Lombok: magnitude-6.3 earthquake rocks Indonesian island
• New Zealand's minister for women cycles to hospital to give birth
• Kofi Annan: tributes pour in for ‘an outstandin­g human being’
• Victorian Labor offers half-priced solar panels for homeowners in $1.24bn pledge
• Trump's 'good person' defence could affect jurors in Manafort trial
• Drought funding gets $1.8bn government boost
• Labor pledges price caps on power bills as Coalition's Neg woes continue
• The last thing anyone needs is industry super acting like retail funds – and now we have proof
• Kerala floods: many thousands await rescue as downpour continues
• Brexit: Superdry founder gives £1m boost to People’s Vote campaign
• UK investigat­es fresh reports of looting of sunken navy ships
• Britain flouting human rights over Grenfell-style cladding
• Young people hear the call to rejuvenate ageing priesthood
• Italy’s grief and anger grow as Genoa starts to bury its dead
• California: man driving wife to hospital to give birth arrested by Ice agents
• New York governor Cuomo in hot water for saying America 'was never that great'
• Putin urges Europe to help rebuild Syria so refugees can return
• Intelligen­t design? How come He made so many blunders?
• Genoa’s tragedy points to a malaise at Italy’s heart
• It’s the end of the Earth as we know it. Read all about it!
• The bad news is we’re dying early in Britain – and it’s all down to ‘shit-life syndrome’
• A floppy-haired beast of Brexit walks among us
• The Observer view on the need for a crackdown on non-resident property owners
• Heroine, agony aunt, wise woman: Aretha’s soundtrack to my life
• The Observer view on politician­s who refuse to accept blame
• RSPB boss: Britain has one last chance to save endangered species
• I was scared of losing my sight… then writing brought me clarity
• Ode to joy: how to find happiness in balloons and rainbows
• The game changers: meet the creatives shaking up the gaming world
• Inside the British military base where young hackers learn to stop cybercrime
• Timeline: Elon Musk's 'difficult and painful' 2018
• The strange saga of Elon Musk: inside his 'excruciati­ng' year
• How to handle a troll … and neuter a sea lion
• Judge in Uber’s London legal battle steps aside over husband’s links to firm
• AFL Sunday: Melbourne to play finals for first time in 12 years after Eagles win
• Yates twins reunited for Simon’s Vuelta a España glory quest
• NRL Sunday: Canberra defeat Roosters to damage minor premiershi­p hopes
• José Mourinho says Manchester City’s TV series shows they lack class
• Eden Hazard confirms he will not leave Chelsea this month
• 'Junction Boys syndrome': how college football fatalities became normalized
• Said amp; Done: Mourinho’s pledge, two bags of granola and 140 goats

The Guardian Australia - 2018-08-17

The Guardian Australia - 2018-08-21