The Guardian Australia - 2018-12-07

• Labor passes encryption bill as Morrison dodges lower house vote on Nauru
• Is Australia facing a lost decade in living standards?
• Save millions of lives by tackling climate change, says WHO
• British Cycling virtual reality event gets green light to start in 2019
• Morrison may not have lost the vote, but his prime ministeria­l authority is waning
• Don't restrict lending too much in downturn, RBA deputy urges banks
• Theresa May rejects cabinet pleas to postpone Brexit vote
• Cheteshwar Pujara spares India blushes on day one of first Test against Australia
• China to 'immediatel­y' apply measures agreed in trade truce with US
• Emma Husar launches defamation suit over 'slut-shaming' BuzzFeed report
• Bahrain requested arrest of refugee 'before he arrived in Thailand'
• Revealed: Disney's £35 Ariel doll earns a Chinese worker 1p
• Death in custody prompts push to change Victoria's public drunkennes­s laws
• Former archbishop Philip Wilson acquitted of covering up child sexual abuse
• Husband charged with wife's murder after hit podcast
• Calls for inquiry into protected Queensland wetlands developmen­t assessment
• Power companies blast Morrison's move to hand regulator power to set prices
• Friskier frogs: endangered species gets a sex appeal boost
• NDIA under pressure after funding for ‘lifethreat­ening’ condition axed
• 'Drastic reductions' of Australia's northern bettong population reported
• National security is a government strength – so Labor will let them be reckless with it
• China demands release of Huawei executive arrested in Canada
• Giulio Regeni: lawyer adds 20 more suspects in Egypt murder case
• 'A slow-motion catastroph­e': on the road in Venezuela, 20 years after Chávez's rise
• Washington mourns George HW Bush as Trump gives cold shoulder to Clintons
• Rare suicide car bombing in Iran kills at least two
• Men underestim­ate level of sexual harassment against women – survey
• US magazine deletes article calling Priyanka Chopra a 'scam artist'
• ‘A crunch. A rip. Pain spread like a stain’: my lifetime of back trouble
• Even on the streets of Melbourne, country music was the soundtrack to my soul
• Time spent dealing with white fragility could be spent tackling racism
• Unmasking history: the Queen, the governor general and the Whitlam dismissal
• Don't go to bed yet – too much sleep is worse than not enough
• Now I’m beating my debt and gambling addiction, I can enjoy Christmas
• This is what an antiracist America would look like. How do we get there?
• Macron’s politics look to Blair and Clinton. The backlash was inevitable
• For disabled children in poverty, this Christmas is straight out of Dickens
• What Democrats can learn from Newt Gingrich, the man who broke politics
• The weedkiller in our food is killing us
• Thanks for the vegan idioms, Peta, but there are bigger fish to fry
• The Guardian view on May and parliament: a pattern of contempt
• The Guardian view on climate change: too much, too soon
• Sea levels may rise more rapidly due to Greenland ice melt
• South Western Railway relents and allows use of reusable cups
• 'Brutal news': global carbon emissions jump to all-time high in 2018
• UCL launches inquiry into historical links with eugenics
• Climate change made UK heatwave 30 times more likely – Met Office
• Ancient platform 'damaged' during Stonehenge tunnel work
• Baboon survives for six months after receiving pig heart transplant
• Country diary: a chainsaw massacre in the alder woods
• This womb transplant breakthrou­gh could open up pregnancy to all sexes
• Welcome to the trip of your life: the rise of undergroun­d LSD guides
• 'Good for the world'? Facebook emails reveal what really drives the site
• BT removing Huawei equipment from parts of 4G network
• Amazon Kindle Paperwhite 2018 review: the new standard
• Afghan FA abuse claims: president demands ‘thorough investigat­ion’
• José Mourinho ‘not under siege’ after Manchester United draw again
• A coach-less Wallabies team at the World Cup? It's not as mad as it sounds
• British solo yachtswoma­n awaits rescue after surviving Southern Ocean storm
• Hakeem Al-Araibi’s case is a true test of Fifa’s new human rights policy
• USA Gymnastics files for bankruptcy in wake of Larry Nassar scandal
• Solo yachtswoma­n waits in wreckage for Southern Ocean rescue
• Manchester United are crumbling, so why the lack of fan fury?
• Paco Alcácer, the striker who is too good as a substitute to start games
• Ada Hegerberg, a dog's goal-line clearance and vomit in Madras

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