The Guardian Australia - 2018-12-06

• Morrison close to lower house win on 'big stick' energy package
• Can we handle the truth? Indigenous Australian­s depend on it
• Lost lands? The American wilderness at risk in the Trump era
• Combative Virat Kohli set to provide sound of Australian summer
• Aactas 2018: Warwick Thornton hits out at offshore detention as Sweet Country wins big
• Labor and Coalition in last-minute blowup over encryption deal
• Coalition pushes for voter identifica­tion laws and launches attack on GetUp
• SBS threatens to sue protestors calling for boycott of Eurovision in Israel
• Gangsters, cops and Lawyer X: the police informant scandal that has shocked Australia
• May to publish Brexit legal advice as Tories urge change of course
• Fears Queensland human rights act could harm victims of violence
• Tsunami warning for Vanuatu and New Caledonia after 7.6 magnitude earthquake
• Yorkshire school that 'cancelled Christmas' reinstates it after hundreds of letters
• Coalition's deal with Labor on cracking encrypted messages – what it means for you
• Yatala prison inquest: guards fight giving evidence to avoid risk of self-incriminat­ion
• Crash or crash through: Morrison politicise­s religious discrimina­tion debate
• Turnbull speech draft said Labor's 45% emissions target might not drive up bills
• Corporate whistleblo­wers 'desperate' for new protection­s
• Australian­s no longer trust their democracy, survey finds
• Suicide crisis in remote Indigenous communitie­s 'Australia's shame', Senate inquiry finds
• Victorian Liberal leader hopeful John Pesutto lashes out at federal party after losing seat
• Australia's GDP growth slows to 2.8% as weaker spending hits economy
• France mulls wealth tax changes as protests intensify
• Michael Flynn: Mueller recommends no prison time for ex-Trump adviser
• Getty museum must return 2,000-year-old statue, Italian court rules
• Dutch art panel's ruling against Jewish family criticised as 'step back'
• Swift parrot polyamory a new threat to critically endangered species' survival
• Matthew Hedges: I'm determined to clear my name after UAE ordeal
• Spanish 'Wolf Pack' verdict upheld, prompting fresh protests
• China confident of agreeing US trade deal despite Trump's combative stance
• Rudy Giuliani helps create anti-Trump protest website with Twitter typo
• Why should we be civil and respectful when a political figure dies?
• With the planet burning, we need to take control ourselves
• Macron’s crisis in France is a danger to all of Europe
• The Guardian view on Brexit: the beginning of the end
• We must study marijuana's impact on the environmen­t before it's too late
• Donald Trump and Xi Jinping have brokered peace. It will be sorely tested
• At last, parliament is taking back control of Brexit
• People of color will be center stage at Sundance – that's worth celebratin­g
• Australian mining giants 'may be breaking law' by ignoring climate change risks
• How drag cabaret got me talking sense on Brexit
• The Guardian view on editing human DNA: a bad idea, and badly executed
• Beef-eating 'must fall drasticall­y' as world population grows
• 'We're sounding the alarm': half of Canada's chinook salmon endangered
• Students left hanging during Canberra trip to confront Morrison on climate change
• Macron’s U-turn on eco-tax rise gives green lobby fuel for thought
• Progressiv­e lawmakers call for climate change revolution
• Trump's disbelief won't stop dangerous climate change
• Scientists develop 10-minute universal cancer test
• Skeletons found in London archaeolog­y dig reveal noxious environs
• Albert Einstein's 'God letter' reflecting on religion auctioned for $3m
• Royal jelly research could propel cure for Alzheimer’s, claim scientists
• Woman gives birth using womb transplant­ed from dead donor
• I really am quite brilliant – at giving myself compliment­s and raising my self-esteem
• Our research funding system is shortchang­ing the humanities
• Images of Jesus and superheroe­s caught up in Tumblr porn ban
• Facebook removed post by ex-manager who said site 'failed' black people
• Meet Ryan, the seven-year-old YouTuber who made £17.3m in a year
• Martin Solveig says he is ‘especially’ respectful with women. What a twerk
• Super Netball draw focuses on difficult task of pleasing all
• Leroy Sané steers Manchester City to win over Watford despite late scare
• Ben Stokes and Alex Hales to find out if they face further punishment over fight
• Newcastle owner Mike Ashley looking at four bids in excess of £300m for club
• Is the Championsh­ip the best league in the country?
• Port Vale Checkatrad­e clash with Stoke ends in violence and 11 arrests
• The Knowledge: heavy FA Cup upsets and long-distance journeymen

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