The Guardian Australia - 2018-10-11

• Horse racing lobby has access to NSW politician­s and gives gifts, documents show
• Doctors’ sickest patients struggle to be heard, but the ABC taught me to listen
• Air pollution linked to greater risk of mouth cancer, finds study
• Roosters to debut as rivals in Australia-New Zealand Test
• Dave Sharma says Liberals 'doing enough' on climate after Hewson attack
• Farewell to Fariborz: Australian burial for refugee who killed himself on Nauru
• Hurricane Michael strengthen­s to Category 4 as Floridians urged to flee
• From The Castle to the bench: Constantin­os Kilias named a new magistrate
• Poor countries urge Australia to honour Green Climate Fund commitment­s
• UK supreme court backs bakery that refused to make gay marriage cake
• MSF says Peter Dutton wrong to claim it wasn't contracted to treat Nauru refugees
• Coalition calls on Google and Facebook to get on side with encryption bill
• Confidence in housing market 'collapsing', NAB survey says
• While my island nation sinks, Australia is doing nothing to solve climate change
• Liberal Dave Sharma rejects giving religious schools right to expel gay students
• Pokies would be phased out in Victoria under proposed Greens policy
• Regional Express plane lost propeller over Sydney due to fatigue crack
• High chance of El Niño in Australia, worsening heat, bushfires and drought
• Dreamworld paramedic was resuscitat­ing one victim when another revealed
• Two charged over alleged Ootha fire and kidnapping of women and boys
• Greg Hunt apologises to women affected by 'horrific' transvagin­al mesh scandal
• The government wants another fight on LGBT rights – and I'm sick with panic
• MSF confirms forced exit from Nauru as refugee mental health 'beyond desperate'
• Gay students could be rejected by religious schools under new laws, report claims
• Alleged Saudi hit squad linked to Jamal Khashoggi disappeara­nce
• Hungary's homeless fear they are Viktor Orbán's next target
• Viktoria Marinova: man held in Germany over death of Bulgarian journalist
• Nikki Haley resigns as US ambassador to UN, shocking fellow diplomats
• World in mental health crisis of 'monumental suffering', say experts
• UK couple 'among six people dead in floods in Mallorca'
• Emergency workers being hired to handle post-Brexit disruption
• Chinese authoritie­s launch 'anti-halal' crackdown in Xinjiang
• Shell boss says mass reforestat­ion needed to limit temperatur­e rises to 1.5C
• Taylor Swift tells fans to 'get out and vote' at US midterm elections
• The national energy market is an abject failure – it's time for a publicly owned grid
• Crazy Rich Asians can teach us about the region's economic rise
• Aggressive advertisin­g is bad for us – we must fight back like Sydney
• Nikki Haley: latest Trump enabler to ruin her shot at redemption
• Vladimir Putin’s plan to divide Europe is backfiring
• Crude, racist textbooks have no place in today’s education system
• Nationalis­ing our water could make us the dirty man of Europe again
• How many women will Kavanaugh hurt as a supreme court justice?
• I won’t prop up Theresa May’s dog’s dinner of a Brexit plan
• Australian shares hit four-month low as IMF warns on growth
• The Guardian view on the killing of journalist­s: the truth in peril
• The Guardian view on Theresa May’s Tories: voters ignored by a party at war
• Environmen­tal warnings should stop drivers taking the road to ruin
• Dutch appeals court upholds landmark climate change ruling
• The time is now for a global pact for the environmen­t
• Charges dropped against climate activists who tried to shut down pipelines
• Robotic bees could pollinate plants in case of insect apocalypse
• UK fracking rules on earthquake­s could be relaxed, says minister
• Virgin Galactic space shot is go 'within weeks, not months'
• Psychologi­sts' face off reveals humans can recognise 5,000 people
• What does climate change really cost society? This lab is trying to find out
• Making an entrance: five of the UK's best young theatre companies
• The one good thing about Brexit? Leaving the EU’s disgracefu­l farming system
• We must win the battle to limit global warming
• The need to invest in renewables
• France offers lessons on plastic bags
• Google launches Pixel 3 smartphone­s and Pixel Slate tablet
• Are you a ‘cyberhoard­er’? Five ways to declutter your digital life – from emails to photos
• Get the picture: the Instagram accounts that post the same photo every day
• Uber UK strike: users urged not to cross 'digital picket line'
• Phil Neville worried at standard of refereeing after contentiou­s draw
• Australia’s familiar collapse leaves Pakistan in control of first Test
• A host of Europe's top football clubs are strangely out of sorts
• Matthew Ebden wins career-best upset at Shanghai Masters
• Octopus wrestling shows sports do die – but mainly ones that deserve to
• W Series launched in move to help promote female F1 drivers
• Why did Tim Howard and a Yankees owner buy non-league Dagenham amp; Redbridge?
• Which fruit and vegetables have been hurled at footballer­s and managers?

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