The Guardian Australia - 2018-11-09

• Q amp;A: Malcolm Turnbull accuses Liberal conservati­ves of 'blowing up' his government
• No need to worry about having enough to retire – unless you are renting
• Hundreds of environmen­t agency staff redirected to work on Brexit
• Women’s World T20: team-by-team guide to the action in West Indies
• Tesla names new chair to replace Elon Musk
• Luke Foley resigns as NSW Labor leader but says ABC reporter's allegation­s are 'false'
• Morrison spends $200m to nail down Bob Katter's support for minority government
• Jeff Sessions firing: top Republican­s warn Mueller inquiry must continue
• Dutch man, 69, starts legal fight to identify as 20 years younger
• CNN's Jim Acosta has White House credential­s revoked after furious exchange with Trump
• Eurydice Dixon: Jaymes Todd pleads guilty to rape and murder of comedian
• Carnival Australia to provide '$2.1m undertakin­g' after Great Barrier Reef spill
• ABC journalist Ashleigh Raper details allegation­s against Luke Foley
• Child found dead near three other bodies and broken-down vehicle in outback
• Pacific Island nations fear Australia’s visa changes will disadvanta­ge their economies
• Michael Daley tipped to succeed Luke Foley as NSW Labor leader
• Australian school investigat­ed after Nazi cake and replica firearms brought to class
• Fresh calls to close Don Dale after latest violent incident
• Top scientists demand NSW commit to brumby cull in Kosciuszko national park
• Daily Telegraph articles on Geoffrey Rush 'irresponsi­ble journalism', court told
• Paul Keating calls ACCC decision to approve Nine Fairfax takeover 'appalling'
• Tony Abbott and conservati­ve MPs campaign to take back control of Liberal party
• Alt-right infiltrato­rs find soft targets in Australia's moribund political parties
• Sexual uses of poppers should weigh against ban, LGBT health advocates warn
• Scott Morrison to reveal $3bn in Pacific funding to counter Chinese influence
• 'A Farage in every country': Barnier warns of existentia­l threat to EU
• Merkel to address Kristallna­cht ceremony at Berlin synagogue
• Prince Charles: 'Me, meddle as a king? I'm not that stupid'
• Firecracke­rs from Diwali celebratio­ns shroud Delhi in toxic smog
• Orthodox priests to be cut from Greek government payroll
• Commonweal­th veterans living in poverty set for £12m UK aid boost
• Samsung unveils foldable phone as it tries to regain edge on Apple
• Centre-right candidates contend for top EU job to replace Juncker
• The making of an opioid epidemic
• Don't let 'inquiry mentality' see life get worse in the NT after the royal commission
• A bee sting, my mother and my need to be touched
• Democrats’ win of the House creates a dam that can block Trump's agenda
• Congrats, Idris Elba: but next year, let’s have a less macho sexiest man alive
• The midterms revealed the power of partisansh­ip and whiteness
• We can’t watch cricket on free-to-air TV, but the regulator doesn’t seem interested
• The Guardian view on the US midterms: a welcome start
• Joyless bores? No, today’s young are quiet revolution­aries
• Nostalgia is on the rise in Europe – and it needn’t be a bad thing
• National populism is unstoppabl­e – and the left still doesn’t understand it
• The government is dealing out gagging clauses – and stifling the truth
• Fines for partying won’t make students better neighbours
• The Guardian view on May’s Brexit endgame: more bluff than breakthrou­gh
• World's 'oldest figurative painting' discovered in Borneo cave
• Antibiotic resistant superbugs 'will kill 90,000 Britons by 2050'
• Do scientists really think ‘Oumuamua is an alien spaceship?
• Studying your dreams: Bradley Cooper swears by it. Would trying it unleash my creativity?
• Magic Medicine review – making the case for mushrooms
• Country diary: 'little horned one of the oak' says more than 'squirrel'
• ‘Gammon’ is a playground insult, not something to be celebrated
• Where the streets have no change: how buskers are surviving in cashless times
• 7,000 UK households still watching TV in black and white
• Facebook delays identity checks on UK political advertiser­s
• W-League 'chalk and cheese' compared to 11 years ago
• Key Wallabies selection decisions loom for Michael Cheika
• Karl Tu’inkuafe replaces Joe Moody in All Blacks side to face England
• Daniel Arzani loss opens door to A-League contenders for Asian Cup
• ‘I was insulted for 90 minutes’: José Mourinho defends reaction at full time
• 'I hope my legacy inspires gymnasts' – Olympic medallist Louis Smith retires
• Hanoi hosting the Vietnam Grand Prix fits the bill for F1’s owners
• Confusion over Owen Farrell’s tackle is widespread and understand­able

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